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At a Thursday evening "share" at Cyberstampers, Arlene Faber showed her use of the salt and pepper shakers. She used some computer generated text and also some text made with the JustRite Home Stamp Making Kit.

To see these samples "Up close and personal," click on any of the icons.

Basket....

2 3/4 x 4" $8.00

Q--First of all...is the "postage stamp" legal to do with your images?

A--I suppose technically, according to the legalese of "Angel Policy" it's not....but it looks so great, who could complain? Actually, I thought it very clever......and it also let me know that my next computer purchase will have to be a new scanner! Linda's scan was much "truer" than my antique (but faithful) scanner can produce.

Directions--Coffee pot is stamped on acetate with Zim Ink, heat set. Apply two sided adhesive sheet (or Zyron) to the inked side. Adhere to "Funkey Film."

Background paper is "Perfect Paper Adhesive" mixed with Pearl Ex. Application is very tricky......it's finger painted on maetallic card stock.

The beans are stamped from a piece of foamcore/penscore..or whatever that stuff is called. I dumped a few beans out and pressed the warm block into them. I found [the idea]. . . May/June 2001 Rubber Stamper. Credit goes to Maryellen Hanson.

We like Linda's Pen Score idea with the coffee beans a LOT....but somehow have never gotten around to trying it. (The pen score is tucked away somewhere!) so instead...scan a handful of coffee beans and make your own backing for your coffee images. Be sure to lay the beans on acetate to protect your scanner and cover the beans with papr or card stock so you do not damage the inside of the cover. If you would prefer to have all this done for you, see below:

Coffee Bean Background Stamp

$10  When purchased with the Tea Bag image below, the "set" is $18.00

Tea Bags    $10.00

Purchased as a set, $18.00

Both images 3 1/4" x 4"

Elizabeth Perini, a long time gg designs customer, entered this still life in A Monthly Rubber Stamps Club's July contest. You'll find the directions there...including her very interesting backgrond technique.

Sadly, AMRSC closed it's Cyber Doors at the end of 2008.

Espresso Pot

$7.00

Champaign Glass 1" x 3 1/2 " $3.50

Valentine's Day coming could a toast with PINK Champaign or a glass filled with hearts be far behind--or a Shamrock filled glass for a St. Pat's card?

Utensils

1 1/2 x 2 1/4"

Whisk

1 1/2 x 2 1/4"

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$3.00 each or Both for $5.50

Light Bulb Icon.....$1.00
1 1/4" "tall"

Measuring Spoons

2 1/4 x 2...$4.00

Sunday comes with a spoon and a cherry.

3 x 4" $8.00