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October's Stamp Artist Of The Month contest was sponsored by Marco's Paper

October's "Stamp Artist Of The Month" is
Stamp Artist Esther Janney

"Asian Spread"
Stamp Artist - Esther Janney

Supplies & Rubber Stamps:

  • Rubber Stamps
    Stamp Zia: Small Ginko and her 4 Asian Chops
    Stampin' Up! - Chinese Symbols
  • Black Acrylic Paint
  • Halo Gold and Citron Lumiere Paints
  • Paint Brush, cup of water, papertowels
  • Oriental Papers
  • Transparencies
  • Pop Dots
  • Chinese Coins
  • 4 pages in an Altered Book
  • Craft Knife
  • Black Staz On
  • Mod Podge

Directions:

  1. Paint a left and right page of the altered book with black acrylic paint, let dry.
  2. Cut out windows with craft knife that were a little bigger and a bit skewed then the actual size of the stamp.
    Used black Staz on and stamped the asian images onto transparencies. Let air dry for a few minutes to prevent any smudging.
  3. Lined up oriental papers under the windows, glued down with Mod Podge on left and right papers under the back acrylic.
  4. Stamped Ginko leaf with citron lumiere paint randomly on black paper (applied paint with paint brush).
  5. Stamped Chinese Symbols in Halo Gold randomly, let dry.
  6. Cut out the asian chops and glued them to the back of the black paper with Mod Podge, let dry.
  7. Placed pop dots all along the asian chops, and then pressed the pages down. This created a very cool window effect.
  8. Glued Chinese coins on, and once dry, oooohhhed and aahhhhed!!



Supplies & Rubber Stamps:

  • Rubber Stamps
    Turkey/Eureka!
    Distant tree scene,foreground tree/Beeswax
    Stones/ThirdCoast
    Saying/A La Carte

    Supplies
  • Leaf Punch
    Permanent Black Ink

"A Peaceful Thanksgiving"
Stamp Artist - Beverly Shupp/Primodragonfly

Directions

Turkey was stamped and masked. Foreground tree stamped and masked. Grassie knoll and trees stamped in the background/ masked.Then rocks are stamped/masked. Keep all masks on.. Sky was sponged in a Denim colored ink. Foreground was sponged in carmels and ginger colored inks. Take masks off one by one and color with markers. The smaller trees and some leaves on the large tree were painted with H2O's. Scene frame was mounted on black card stock and then on a bright golden yellow card stock.
Happy Thanksgiving was stamped in black pigment ink and embossed in black. This was mounted on black card stock, glued to the card and then yellow domed eyelets were added.
Fall colored acrylic paints were randomly "smooshed" onto glossy cardstock and allowed to dry. Then maple leaves were punched and applied to finished card.



Supplies & Rubber Stamps:

  • Rubber Stamps
    all images Non Sequitor rubberstamps
  • Ink: Archival Ink - Jet Black
  • Paper: White glossy paper, black and orange cardstock
  • Other materials: Radiant Pearls and brads, double sided adhesive paper, black glitter

Directions

Stamp the collage image with black in on white glossy paper. Apply several colors of Radiant Pearls to the panel as shown. Let dry. Ink the edges with black ink. Stamp the text on white glossy paper, apply Radiant Pearls and let dry. Cut the panel into mosaic pieces. Cut a piece of double sided adhesive paper into a L-shaped panel. Layer the mosaic pieces to the adhesive paper and apply glitter. Mount to a black panel. Mount to an orange panel and then to a black card.


"Collage"
Stamp Artist - Eli Persson




"Trick or Treat"
Flip Tag Halloween Card
Stamp Artist - Linda Carson

Supplies & Rubber Stamps:

Supplies & Rubber Stamps:

  • Rubber Stamps
    Flying bats - Beeswax
    Large bat & Moon - ggdesigns
    Trick or Treat - Stampabilities
  • A2 Orange card
  • Black, orange & metallic silver cs
  • Glossy cs
  • Black, Grey, Pumpkin Stazon Ink
  • Versafine Black ink
  • Adhesive
  • Sponge
  • Black Brad
  • Black Fiber
  • Paper Cutter
  • Craft knife
  • Scor-It\
  • Hole punch Slot punch Corner punch

Directions:

  1. Stamp orange moon w/large black bat & flying bats on 2 1/4" square glossy cs. Sponge grey Stazon to make the night sky. Mat on 2 3/4 X 2 1/2" black cs. Set aside.
  2. Cut a black tag measuring 3" x 4 3/4". Use a corner punch to decorate tag. Use a hole punch in the center for brad & fibers. Set aside. Stamp flying bats on silver metallic cs that measures 3 7/8 x 5 3/8". On the back of this piece pencil a rectangle 3/4" in from top & sides. Use ruler & craft knife & cut two long sides. Cut the bottom also between the two lines. Do not cut the top edge which creates the flap.
  3. Turn back to the front side. Use the Scor-it to make a valley fold at the top flap between the cut lines. Measure 1 1/2" down on the flap & make a mountain fold. Measure 7/8" from this line & make a valley fold. Now assemble. Take the inside tag & adhere to the bottom of the flap only.
  4. Apply adhesive along the bottom & edges of the background piece. Do not adhere the top so the tag can move. Attach to the orange card. Adhere the large bat & moon piece sightly above the valley fold. Make sure the piece is adhere to the flap only & can move freely as the tag is pulled upward.
  5. Use a slot punch on the top of the orange card to help grab the black tag w/fibers to lift. Lift the tag up to stamp Trick or Treat to the exposed
    orange card.

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