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You saw it here first: Sakura’s innovative Gelly Roll GLAZE! Now it’s time for you to show us what you can do with GLAZE.
"Writing you can feel.™"
Show us your innovative use of this exciting new tool. The most innovative and creative uses of GLAZE will win prizes from Sakura of America.
Grand Prize wins $200 of Sakura product!!!
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Pearls Pigment from Ranger |
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Ranger's Perfect Pearls Pigment is the most versatile pearl product
available to today's paper crafter. Whether stamping, embossing, painting,
or mixing with your favorite medium-inks, acrylics, embossing powders,
clays, fabric paints and more. Click for 8 fabulous techniques from artist,
Julia Andrus, and you'll see why they're your PERFECT choice!
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Basic
Masking Techniques
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Very simply masking is an easy technique that will allow
you to add depth and dimension to your stamping artwork.
Masking allows you to add or manipulate images, to apply
color to your artwork in only particular areas or to add
only certain parts of a stamp into your designs.
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Your
Rubber Stamping Questions Answered!
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Do you have a question you would like to see Dee answer?
If so, please submit you question to us at
RSIEditor@ShopA-Z.com,
placing "Ask Dee" in the subject line. We can't promise that Dee can answer every question, but we'll forward all of your questions to Dee. If your question is chosen by Dee to be answered in our magazine, we'll publish your first name, city and state or anonymously if you so desire, just let us know.
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| New
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ANCESTRY
ART, Karen Foster's NEW idea book, teaches you how to research your
family history and create ancestry scrapbooks, boxes, theme books and
more.
Watch for NEW fishing, water sports, soccer and patriotic paper and
stickers!
Ask for these products at your favorite scrapbook store or online at www.scrapbookpaper.com. |
Polymer
Clay Jewelry
By:
Martha Reed |
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As
stampers, we crave textures and items other than paper
to stamp on and into. Polymer clay provides us an
excellent source of stamp-able surfaces that feeds the
gratification we desire. The strength and durability of
polymer clay provides an excellent medium to create
beautiful jewelry.
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We are currently accepting reader's artwork submissions for July and August featuring an Americana Theme, the Outdoors, Picnics, BBQs, Beaches and Summertime Fun. Please submit your projects to:
RSIEditor@shopa-z.com. Please include your name, email address, your mailing address, a list of products you used and a brief description of how you created the card. Also, please limit the file size to 100K, and send as a jpg.
You will be contacted if we decide to publish your card.
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Have April showers got you down? Well May is just around the corner! In the meantime, sit back and click away the rainy day blues with
RubberStampingIdeas.com Magazine. Our colorful projects and ideas are sure to cheer you!
Don't forget about our newsletter contest. Simply share our newsletter with your friends for a chance to win! See details below.
Fran Saperstein, Publisher
publisher@a-z.com
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Are your scissors getting hard to use because the blades have become all gooped-up with adhesive? Try carefully wiping the blades with alcohol and a paper towel, the alcohol will break up the adhesive and your scissors will be as good as new.
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