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January 2005 Mystery Stamp
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Vyx
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Vyxxan akaVictoria
I started stamping after a couple years of hanging
out online with stampers... just couldn't hold out any longer.
I then promptly got interested in carving when I couldn't find
the exact stamps I wanted to use. Both hobbies now seem to be
more of collecting and (dis)organizing than actually making
things! :)
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| 1/31/05 Just received Vyxxan's Mystery Stamp Tulips
in the mail today. Wonderful as technology is, scans often can't
do justice to "the real thing." The tulips are layered
and are cut and assembled with such precision that you don't notice
it at first. You are just wowed by the dimentional appearance. One
of the disadvantages of not attending the on-line "reveal"
classes is that you miss out on the details of how an item is made.
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Wanda

Krista
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Toni
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Arlene
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Joyce
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Joyce Stewart
Joyce was unable to be at the "unveiling"
due to time zone differences (she lives in Ireland) but sent
these samples.
The dark purple, is velvet with beads, a pearl
frame and silver embellishments.
In addition to stamping--actually, more important
in her life, Joyce is a professional level calligrapher.
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Stamp Verb
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We would like pictures of all the stamp artists and something
about their favorite hobby/avocation....stamping. (Hint! Hint!)
More people purchased the Mystery Stamp than exhibited their
samples at the Reveal Class. If you did not get your finished
or were unable to attend for some reason, please send us pictures
of your work. We will post it whenever it is available.
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To see other Mystery Stamps samples click below:
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