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January's "Stamp Artist Of The Month" is Stamp Artist Jenny Hattori Noll "Asian Post" Stamp Artist - Jenny Hattori Noll  Supplies Rubber Stamps-all by StampMagick asian accents set of 3 asian panes of 4 chinese postage set of 2 Black, white, gold & purple cardstock Brilliance black ink pad "bleeding" art tissue in red, orange and yellow purple and gold mizuhiki gold thread domino (sanded and prepped) colored pencils Krylon gold leaf pen matte and gloss varnish pin back twinkling h2os - persimmon and green tea japanese postage stamp small strip of chiyogami paper yellow and blue reinker water spritzer sponge bleach Repositioner glue stick, super glue, glue dot deckle edge card Directions Cut up tissue paper in random squares and rectangles, lay over each other, spritz with water.  They will bleed into each other - creating varied colors. Set aside, let dry. Once dry, use glue stick to adhere to white cardstock, overlapping and covering card completely.  Set aside. On another piece of white cardstock, apply reinkers with sponge. Put ink on sponge and spritz with water, then daub all over cardstock. Let dry. When dry, stamp image from asian pane, then bleach out selected parts of image (faces and headpieces). When bleach is dry, apply twinkling h2os to headpieces and kimono. Ink edge of cardstock with black ink. Mount onto black cardstock, then onto gold cardstock. Stamp chinese postage onto cardstock with tissue on it. Glue on stip of chiyogami paper. Mount picture onto tissued cardstock. Take mizuhiki and cut edges on diagonal, then tie together with gold thread. Roll glue dot then lay along mizuhiki and stick to top left corner of image. Stamp accent image onto domino with Brilliance, heat set. Color in image. Ink edges of domino with Krylon pen. Use matte varnish on image, and glossy varnish on edges. When domino is dry, stick pin back on with super glue. punch holes in card and attach pin on card. Stick postage stamp on card Whew! you're done! Supplies Rubber Stamps: Little Sprinkle #C-S302-The Cat's Pajamas Imagination More Important Than Knowledge #4152F-Connor's Collectibles Yellow Cardstock Pink Cardstock Lavendar Cardstock Lime Green Cardstock Black Cardstock Scotch Double Stick Tape Fiskar's Paper Crimper Various rainbow ink pads (Ranger Big N'Juicy Rainbow Pads & Marvy Signature Blending Blox) Marvy Brush Markers "Imagination Flowers" Stamp Artist - Verna Angerhofer Directions Use base yellow card Place black background onto base yellow card. Using various colored cardstocks and various rainbow inks, ink up Little Sprinkles and stamp the image repeatedly in a circle to form flowers. With Marvy brush markers fill in the center of the flowers. Cut out the flowers you make and adhere to the card over background. Cut lime green leaf and stamp the saying onto it. Put the leaf through a crimper and place under the flowers and adhere to card to finish. "Woman's Face" Stamp Artist - Mary Coleman  Supplies Rubber Stamps Stampland: Woman's face-Medium size Stampin Up: French script background stamp Stampin Up: Gentler times TAC: India Black Cardstock: TAC Black , TAC White Charm: Collage Keepsakes Black Toile Delta Jewel Glue Creative Imaginations Scrappers Spray Adhesive Directions Stamp the background in black using the Gentler times swirl stamp (1/2 sheet 8 1/2 x 11 folded to make card) Stamp the French script in black on 3 x 3 white cardstock Stamp the woman's face in black ink over the French script . Mount square onto 3 1/2 x 3 1/2 black cardstock Lightly spray adhesive over face and French script Attach square of black toile smoothly over image Attach black square to card Using glue, glue charm to front corner Supplies Rubber Stamps Sunday International: Postal Sheet FS42 Tsukineko: Graphite Black Brilliance Ink Ranger: Nature Walk Adirondack Alcohol Inks, Milled Lavender & Mustard Seed Distress Inks, Alcohol Blending Solution Creative Memories: Gold Precious Element Pen Curtis: King James Coat, Glossy White Cardstock Provocraft: Handmade Paper Brown Bag Fibers: Fiber Unknown: Bottle cap, white cardstock used for the base card Kraft Sheet: Suze Weinberg teflon sheet Fiskars: deckle scissors Marvy: 1" circle punch, 1/4" hole punch Scotch: Foam tape "Postal Collage" Stamp Artist - Andrea Cloutier Directions: Ink "Postal" with Brilliance Ink and stamp onto glossy white cardstock. Cut out main image with deckle scissors and punch postal mark or cut out. Rub the gold marker directly on the kraft sheet in a zig zag fashion. Squeeze the 3 inks from the Nature Walk set over the marker in the same way. Add the blending solution last. Place the large postal cut-out image side down on top of the alcohol ink mixture. Twist around in one rotation then slide off the side of the craft sheet. Set aside to dry. Clean the sheet by applying more blending solution and removing with a paper towel. Edge the postal image with the gold marker when it is dry. Age the front of the white card base with the Distress Inks by dragging across in a random pattern. Tear a piece of handmade paper and attach to the card front. Attach the postal image to the card front over the handmade paper. Hammer bottle cap flat or use a Sizzix with converter in place to flatten cap instead. Paint cap with alcohol ink and attach a postmark to the center. Attach cap to card front with foam tape. Attach other postmark to card front also. Punch 2 vertical 1/4" holes on left side of card. Thread about 8" of fiber through holes and loop back around and tie in a knot on the card front. Done! "Asian Beauty" Stamp Artist - Susan Knauber  Supplies Cardstock-MultiStacks Blue and Red -The Angel Company Teal card folded to 5 3/8" x 4 1/4" Magenta strip of cardstock-5 3/8" x 2 1/4" Teal Square-2 1/2" x 2 1/2" White scrap cardstock-1 5/8" x 1 1/8" Teal & magenta scraps-2" x 4" White scrap-1" x 2" Marvy Matchables-Black#1 & Magenta #20 All rubber stamps from StampMagick: Cherry Blossom Border Asian Lady with fan from 7pc.Asian Beauty Set Ink Directions Using border stamp stamp with black ink 3 times on teal scrap(2" x 4") and 5 times on magents scrap(2" x 4")-cut out and trim all border pieces cut 2 on magenta in half lengthwise.  Stamp border with magenta ink on 1" x 2" white scrap.  Stamp lady image over border on white-cut out fan part Stamp lady image again on white scrap1 5/8" x 1 1/8". glue cut out fan to white fan area.  Glue 3 strips teal border to right edge of card front and 3 strips of magenta border to left edge of card front. Trim excess of top edge of card.  Glue the 4 thin strips of border around edges of teal square-trimming to fit.   Trim corners of white scrap with lady & fan to fit in frame, glue in center of frame(Diamond) by turning square points up and down.  Glue magenta strip down center of card and attach Diamond frame piece in center. Supplies Art By Moonlight "Seasons" Stamp Plate White Glossy Cardstock & Vellum (Marcos Paper) Crayons (2 shades of blue and silver) (Crayola) Craft Sheet (Ranger) Craft Iron Fiber Snowflake Charm (Making Memories) Ink - Stewart Superior Denim Pigment Clear Embossing Powder Blue Cardstock (Club Scrap) Silver Leafing Pen (Krylon) Silver Metallic Paper "Winter" Stamp Artist - Jennifer Caputo Directions: To create Faux Encaustic background paper place white glossy cardstock on craft sheet. Using your craft iron, melt the crayon wax onto the glossy cardstock, use the iron to move and blend the caryons. Let cool a few minutes, cut to size for card front leaving a 1/8" in border. Stamp Winter woman on Silver Metallic Paper with Denim Pigment Ink and heat emboss. Trim and mount on navy blue cardstock. Stamp "Winter" word on vellum, let dry, then tear out. Ink edges of vellum. Cut a sheet of 8.5 x 11 Navy Cardstock in half and then fold this in half. This is your card base. On the Faux Encaustic background mount woman image as shown, then the vellum "winter" (securing vellum with tape on the back. Edge the encaustic piece with the Silver Leafing Pen. Wrap the fibers around the encaustic piece and secure on the back. Secure this piece to the card base and finish by glueing on the snowflake charm. Supplies Disney Quote - Stamp Magic Paper: butterfly tissue paper peach, lilac and mint green card stock freezer paper flower eyelets Acetate Xyron Staz-on ink: blue Iron "Tomorrow" Stamp Artist - Hanni van Ziel Directions: Iron tissue paper to shiny side of freezer paper. Trim to 4 1/4 X 5 1/2 inches. Run acetate through Xyron. Place acetate on butterfly tissue paper. Stamp text on acetate with blue staz-on. Trim piece. Attach eyelets. Layer on peach and lilac card stock. Mount on a mint green card. "Altered Microscrope Slide & Holder" Stamp Artist - Melanie Minaca  Supplies All images by StampMagick: ~Asian border ~Asian panes set of 4 (only one is used) ~Chinese circle symbol ~Chinese Literature background ~Chinese season set of 7 (used Autumn) ~Japanese Postage set of 5 (used lady with fan) Super Copper Lumiere paint Washi paper Single Slide Mailer Microscope slide Copper tape Background paper ( here I have used a pre-made faux polished stone paper) Black document ink Double sided tape Directions First paint the single slide mailer with the super copper Lumiere. Set aside. Stamp 1st image of the Asian panes stamp onto the background paper. Cut image to the size of the microscope slide place behind the glass then use the copper tape around the slide. The slide mailer would have dried by now so it can be stamped into. For the front, I have torn a piece of washi paper to cover the left hand side. Then stamped the Asian border and the Chinese circle symbol down the right hand side. I have used a scrap piece of the background paper to stamp 'Autumn' character from the Chinese season set and adhered it across the bottom. For the inside, stamp Chinese literature background. Stamp Japanese lady with fan from postage set onto a scrap of the background paper. Adhere torn washi paper onto the left handside. Place microscope slide in and Voila! done. Supplies Cheap Notepad Water "Mister" Cream colored, tan and black CS Sewing machine with gold thread Dye rainbow, black and brown inkpads Natural colored twill and fiber Dried Fiolage Clear plastic or acrylic adhesive squares Spray and other adhesive, fixative Small hole punch Rubber Stamps: Stamp Magick Stamps Trees Alphabet Sentiment Small design they sent free with order "Altered Notebook" Stamp Artist - Judy Linsenman Directions: Unwind wire binding from notepad Mist cream colored CS with water, front and back While wet, stamp multiple trees with rainbow pad and let dry Stamp sentiment on cream colored CS, cut into rectangle and sew to tree cover when dry Run tree cover through xryron or use other adhesive and attach to front notebook cover Stamp the letters for TREE, attach to black squares of CS Apply square acrylic, plastic squares to letters Attach to cover Spray adhesive to foilage and attach to cover When finished with cover, spray with fixative Stamp small design to front and back of twill Punch holes in cover Re attach spiral wire Tie fibers/twill to top of wire spiral to use as bookmark. Send notebook to a good friend to enjoy! "Geisha Girls" Stamp Artist - Ruth Dupchen  Supplies All StampMagick stamps: Asian Panel, Chinese Character, Chinese Birthday Saying Inkredible pigment PLUS pad in Bold Black Embossing powder in Black Card stock color: White size 8 ½” x 11 Gold cord Japanese Red & Gold crane paper Double stick tape Tombow markers # 845 red, #391 light blue, #140 yellow-green, #055 yellow Marvy markers: #82 mustard, #28 beige Scissors: Pueblo design Ruler Paper trimmer Bone folder Heat gun Directions Cut one piece of white card stock in the following sizes: 5 ½”x 8 ½”, 3 ½” x 1 ¼” and 1” x 1” Cut one piece of Japanese paper: 5 ½” x 4 ¼”. Then trim about ¼” away from edge using the Pueblo Scissors Fold the 5 ½” x 8 ½” piece of white card stock in half using your bone folder to make a nice crease in the center. Next stamp one of the Asian Panel stamps on the 3 ½” x1 ¼” white card stock, apply black embossing powder and heat set. Now color in the design using the above mentioned markers or markers of your choosing. Attached finished colored Asian Panel in the middle of Japanese paper. Using double sided tape. Next tape the Japanese paper to the middle of the front of the card. Stamp 2 little circles from the Chinese Birthday Saying Set on the 1” x 1” piece of card stock and color with the Yellow-green marker. Now cut the circles. With the left over white card stock stamps 6 frames. Next stamp a Chinese character into each frame using the same stamping products as for the Asian Panel in step 4. Color them with the markers and cut them out along the frame edge. Use double sided tape on the back of each frame. Cut three pieces of gold cord, one of each of the following lengths 5”, 7” and 9”. Next make a sandwich using frame, gold cord and another frame. You should end up with three gold cords with the frames on the bottom of each length of cord. Finally, use the sandwich technique again for the 2 little circles but this time place all three of the gold cords in the center. Tape the little circle on the upper left hand corner of the face of the card. Supplies Matte and glossy black cardstock Metallic gold and copper papers Watermark inkpad Clear embossing powder Black pigment inkpad Black lame embossing powder Pearl Ex powders: russet, copper, interference gold, sunset gold and gold sparkle. Dove blender pen Copper sheet Leaf punch Gold flower charms Decorative yarn Rubber Stamps: Forget-Me-Not Sphere - Stamp Zia Crackle Background - Stamp Out Cute Take Time to Enjoy - Hero Arts "Take Time to Enjoy" Stamp Artist - Marie Travers Directions: Background: On black matte cardstock, stamp crackle background with watermark ink and emboss with clear embossing powder. Cut out. Using a blender pen, apply russet, copper, interference gold, sunset gold and gold sparkle powdered pigments. Blend slightly with paper towel. Let dry. Glue to front of a 5" x 5" glossy black card. Card: On metallic gold paper, stamp Forget-me-not Sphere with watermark ink and emboss with black lame embossing powder. Cut out in circle. Layer onto a circle of glossy black cardstock. Mount onto crackle background with foam mounts. On metallic gold paper, stamp Take Time to Enjoy with black pigment ink and emboss with black lame embossing powder. Cut out and layer onto black glossy card stock, then onto metallic copper paper. Glue to card front. Punch leaves from cooper sheet and dry emboss veins with stylus. Heat leaves with heat gun to add color. Glue leaves and flower charm to card front. Tie yarn to spine of card. "Asian Watercolor" Stamp Artist - Linda Carson  Supplies Black Pigment Ink Kaleidacolor Rainbow Pad Detail Black Embossing Powder Watercolor Paper Black Cardstock White Pencil Adhesive Heat Gun Brayer Mister Rubber Stamps Kimono Sphere - Stamp Zia Bamboo - Inkadinkado Directions Ink brayer with Kaleidacolor Pad keeping the colors in the pad separated. Wheel over the watercolor paper. Repeat. Make sure you go over the same colors. Mist the paper with water until the colors run together. Let dry. Stamp the kimono sphere with black pigment ink and emboss with detail black embossing powder. Mask off the sphere. Ink the bamboo with black pigment ink and emboss the same way. Remove mask. Highlight areas with a white pencil or white watercolor pencil. Adhere to black cardstock. Supplies Neutral cardstock scraps 32 gauge wire red, black and green ink red and black pen scissors Rubber Stamps: Images used are ALL from a grab bag from Her Rubber/Laughing Moon: Item numbers are behind the name of the stamp, but two aren't listed on the site, so I couldn't find their number.  Handtext 032K, Drafting Compass 3244M, rose window 2104P, take out box (item # unknown), Nancy's Garden fairy 269G, spring 492B, Flower (# unknown), Tiny"dream" 806A, Calligraphy doodad 057B, "D42" 496B "Art Doll Shopper" Stamp Artist - Sandra Clark-Ferrua Directions: 1-choose cardstock scraps in any colors you would like to use. stamp in black and cut out the following: (quantity) (1) Handtext, (3) Drafting compass, (1) rose window, (1) take out box, (3)Springs, (2) "dream", (15) calligraphy doodad, (4) "D42" stamp in green and red: (1) Nancy's garden fairy (green only), (1) small flower Using photo as a guide, assemble as shown. (it's a good idea to lay it all out first, make adjustments as needed, then glue everything in place once you are happy with the arrangement) Additional tips to aid in assembly: A -  Cut compass in half, use top for head, bottom for legs B - Attach head and legs to dress C - Attach springs for arms, then cut center section from two calligraphy doodads to use for hands. D - Poke holes through purses, bags, and hands, then wire the items to the doll with 32 gauge wire. (lg round bag is center only of rose window) E - Cut slit into top of one spring for vase, cut apart flowers and cut out some vines from the garden fairy, assemble into arrangement and insert into slit in vase. F - Use one top of a compass for purse and the other for bottle, leaving the tip on and writing "vino" on it. G - When attaching hair, cut some doodads off to be shorter.....attach some from the front of the head, others from the back of the head. H - Eyes can be drawn on, OR stamp just the center letter of the circle compass two times and cut out I - For shoes, use "dream" stamp twice and use top tips of compass for heels. Assemble shoes first, then attach to doll. J - Draw in mouth w. red pen

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