Price per
unmounted plate: $21
Also, see The Madonna
stamp plate.
By Brigitta ter
Wiel
Martha Myers'
stunning ornaments won in the People category of the anniversary
contest sponsored by A
Monthly Rubber Stamps Club.
Cards by Irene
Zanni, left, and Laurie Quick, right
By Linda Ritter
Above, a set
of
four cards I made by stamping on glossy cardstock and then coloring in
by
applying chalk pastels with a cotton swab. The gold look to the card on
the
lower left came from gold rub-ons and some gold leafing marker at the
top.
The floral frame stamped in yellow is a border stamp from one of The
Stampsmith's
Arabian-themed plates on Ebay.
Mary Shaffer
made
this beaded holy card box, which started out as an Altoid tin! Mary
stamped
on a tile and embellished the box. (The top scan doesn't do it
justice!)
Laura Elliot
got a softer look to her Guadalupe card by stamping on vellum.
Here's a simple
card
I stamped using one of the images from this plate. My scanner likes to
convert
dots to a screen pattern, which isn't there on the actual card, but it
gives
you an idea of how crisply these stamps look, especially on glossy
cardstock,
which makes their fine detail just pop out. I mounted this card on gold
cardstock
to link it to the icon style one often sees with such an image.
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Card - Cheryl Anderson
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This is Sister
Mary
Carol Gentile of St. Rocco School in Johnston, Rhode Island. Sister
Carol,
a stamper, taught a class at the Providence, Rhode Island stamp
convention
and really liked the Blessed Are stamps when she dropped by our booth ~
she's
planning to make some great cards with them!
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