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September's "Stamp Artist Of The Month" is
Stamp Artist Barb Passmore


Supplies
Jayhawk stamps #ST 101 Outdoor Life
Adirondack (Ranger) Mountain Lake rainbow pad
Adirondack Bottle dye ink, Bottle embossing powder
Adirondack pens
White gel pen
Mini glue dots
Frog punch (McGill)
Frog charm
Raffia (green and tan)
Dark and light green cardstock
White glossy cardstock
Green background paper

For duck background, brayer glossy white cardstock with Mountain Lake rainbow ink, spritze with water, wipe with a paper towel. Stamp duck and cattails with Bottle ink, and emboss with Bottle powder. Color images with Adirondack pens, and white gel pen.
Stamp Happy Birthday with Bottle ink. Attach punched frog, frog charm, and raffia with glue dots. Layer to complete the card.


"Happy Birthday"
Stamp Artist - Barb Passmore



Using Staz-On Black I stamped the pumpkin and the cat. Masking both the cat and pumpkin I whisker brushed the sky with Stampit rainbow daydream ink. I then stamped the clouds with the same ink pad. The cat, still masked, had the skeleton stamped behind him in PSX slate ink. The bat was also then stamped using the same slate ink. I masked a "V" shape extending from the flashlight. Coloring in the part of the frame in the light with magic markers, then whisker brushing Stampin'Up! yellow over everything in that area. The trees were then added with Staz-on black and colored in with an older drier green marker to keep the color light and muted. Both the pumpkin and cat were masked and a stamp of a planet was stamped upside down in slate to give a gravely look.
"Midnight Masking "
Stamp Artist - Beverly Shupp
Then PSE brown was whisker brushed to add depth.This was done on glossy card stock. I then stamped the October in pigment black and embossed with a black sparkle. This was then layered on black cardstock.. then layered on candy corn background paper and finally mounted on a bright orange card stock.


Rubber Stamps:
Pumpkin/Slick Cat~ Cowtown
Bat~PSX
Clouds~Stampscape
Ground(Planet Stamp by) After Midnight Trees~ Sunday International
Skeleton~ Enchanted Ink
October~Purple Onion Designs




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Back

"Happy Jack-O-Lantern"
Stamp Artist
Ruby Cross
 Instructions:
1.
On one piece of orange cardstock print "Happy Halloween" from computer using a "creepy" font style.

2.Stamp pumpkin on orange cardstock and cut out in circle with pinking decorative scissors (I used a glass as a template).

3.Glue pumpkin to black cardstock and cut around circle with pinking decorative scissors leaving about one half-inch border.
4. Run black permanent marker around the edge of the CD.

 Materials:
Orange Cardstock
Black Cardstock
Brilliance Black Inkpad
Black webbing Spray
Orange Raffia Ribbon
Craft Glue
Jewelry Glue
Black Permanent Marker
CD - commercial works best

Rubber Stamps:
Stampola Smiling Pumpkin

5. Glue computer generated "Happy Halloween" piece to CD and cut close to edge.
6. Glue orange cardstock same as Step 5.
7. Spray black webbing spray on orange side of CD.
8. Glue pumpkin to center of webbing side of CD.
9. Tie raffia ribbon in a knot and glue with jewelry glue to top of pumpkin.





"African Offering"
Stamp Artist - Christine Woodard


Instructions:
Stamp African Background (Stamp Camp S181) on manila file folder with clear embossing ink, emboss with clear powder.

Wash diluted metallic colors of acrylic paint over image and portion of unstamped folder. Trim image.

Place newsprint over image and iron with a hot dry iron. This will remove embossing. Trim image.

Stamp Tunjo Offering (Stamp Camp SD034) with black ink on painted folder. Trim closely.

String small beads on thin wire and secure around neck to form necklace.

Mount background to chocolate side fold card. Attach two black eyelets. Tie with raffia.

Mount Tunjo Offering to background with foam tape.





"Portrait of a Lady"
Stamp Artist - Diane Carroll



SUPPLIES:

Navy Cardstock cut 10 X 7
White Glossy Card stock, 3 X 4 and 1 X 2
StazOn Black Ink
Brilliance Mediterranean Blue
Gold Leaf Pen
Handmade papers for background
Gold Photo Corners
Navy Ribbon
Deckle Scissors

INSTRUCTIONS:

1) Fold navy cardstock in half to create top fold card, set aside;
2) Stamp focal image with black StazOn onto 3 X 4 white glossy, let dry.
3) Trim with deckle scissors and apply photo corners;
4) Trim background papers, print is 4 5/8 X 6 7/8, solid is 3 5/8 X 4 5/8.
5) Layer large background paper onto card, layer image onto smaller background paper.
6) Stamp sentiment onto white glossy using Brilliance. Trim with gold leaf pen. Mount this onto navy card stock and mount to card with a dimensional tape or dot. Apply bow.

Focal Image: StampSmith, Portrait of a Lady sheet
Greeting: All Night Media






Stamp the bear/ pumpkin by "The Merry Stamper"
on white cardstock.

Color with chalk and highlight the apples with red liquid lacquer.

Glue the bear to a grey plaid background, then to an orange card.

Add a cut-out maple leaf to upper corner and highlight with orange liquid lacquer.

Add a greeting to the top. I typed "A Harvest Hello" on white cardstock. The maple leaf is from "fuzzy Bear".


"A Harvest Hello"
Stamp Artist - Marlys Runkle



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