August 2002 Rubber Stamp Artist of the Month

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August's "Stamp Artist Of The Month" is
Stamp Artist Cherylynn Moser

"Purple Passion" Stamp Artist Cherylynn Moser See step-by-step instructions here, October 1st

"Love Notes"
Stamp Artist Charlotte

On cream cardstock stamp flower(Posh Impressions) after applying markers directly to image. Mask image and stamp french script(Stampin-Up) with Moss
dye ink. Stamp Sending My Love(Stampassions) with Memories Cherry Red dye ink. Rub Versamark over entire card covering well and then apply clear detail
embossing powder and heat. Stamp lady(bear Rubber Stamps and color with colored pencils. Cover image with Versamark, emboss with clear detail emb.
powder. Cut out image, attach feather to hat and attach to card with mounting tape. Attach this to lavender,and green cardstock, and then to folded cream card.

IMAGES: Bear Rubber Stamps—JS003J Rose Bud

SUPPLIES: Brilliance Red, Orange and Black Ink

Black detail embossing powder

White gold-tone and rose cardstock

Preprinted rose paper by Paper Pizazz

White folded linen card

Glue or paper adhesive tape

White organdy ribbon

"Last Rose of Summer"
Stamp Artist Carolyn Summers

1) Prepare a 3-1/2 inch postoid square on the white gold tone paper. Mask off 1/4 inch around the edge with masking tape or post-it notes. Stipple the center of the postoid square with orange Brilliance ink. Stamp the Rose Bud with red Brilliance ink and heat set. Remove mask from around the edges and stamp the rose bud a second time using graphite black Brilliance ink and emboss with black detail powder.

2) Cut a 4-1/2 inch square of the preprinted paper and adhere it to a slightly larger rose cardstock. Attach the completed postoid rose image to the center. Mount completed image on a folded white linen card. Punch a hole at each end of the corner fold approximately 1/2 inch from the ends and tie a white organdy ribbon.

"Lady in Red"
Stamp Artist Hilde Van Barel

Supplies needed:

Camisole Lady
(Ladies from the 1900s - Bear Rubber Stamps)
Top Boss Clear embossing ink
Black embossing powder
Piece of fabric
Small beads, needle and yarn
Ribbon
Gold pen
Cardstock in off-white, beige and red

Instructions:
Take the red cardstock and fold to the size of a card. Cut the beige cardstock slightly smaller than the front of the red card. Go over the edges with the gold pen. Stamp the Lady stamp on off-white cardstock with Top Boss
Clear embossing ink and emboss with black EP. Cut out the embossed image.

Take a little piece of fabric; the size really depends on your taste and the kind of fabric used; mine was about 20 cm to 8 cm. Fold it and glue to the back of the Lady image. Add some ribbon to decorate the skirt and hide the
transition paper/fabric. Glue the whole image to the beige card and trim the length of the skirt to your taste. Punch two holes in the beige card just by the Lady's neck using the needle. Sew some beads to make a necklace. The
yarn used can be fastened to the back of the beige card with some tape. Glue the beige card to the red one.

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