Visit Arlene's site at:
http://home.rochester.rr.com/sundaystamper
Arlene Rose - AKA Sundaystamper lives in Western New York. She is married with two grown children. She has been stamping for over 25 years and crafting long before that.
She has designed images for Time To Stamp and her stamp art has been published in Vamp Stamp News, Stampers Sampler, The Rubber Stamper and many web sites. She has taught in stamp stores in the Rochester area as well as libraries and on line. Currently she is creating art and stamping classes for online companies.
Incredible Shrinking Woman-
Supplies:
- Clear/ Canvas White PolyShrink
- sandpaper
- sm. beads
- Crafters ink/ Fresco pads
- 26-gauge wire
- round nose pliers, wire cutters
- plastic cement
- asstd. stamps
- heat gun
- pin back
- Suze embossing sheet
- long reach 1/8" round punch or rivet hole punch hammer
Card/ pin above:
Take one-piece White PolyShrink and
sand thoroughly to rough up. Stamp with Fresco ink using Hero
Arts shadow stamps #H1963, C1874 & C1973. Gently trim out
without disturbing the inked area. Punch out holes for arms and
legs. Now stamp using the Sunday International collage stamp
and brown Crafters ink. Heat to shrink. Glue together and attach
wires as per sample.
Cut one piece beige confetti
card stock 5" x 9" and fold in half. Stamp
with Cranberry Adirondack using Paper Inspirations #L1114 Garden
Word Collage stamp on the front of the card. Glue strip of red
confetti card stock then using punch placeholes on card according
to sample and attach pin.
Stamp credits:
Hero Arts:
www.heroarts.com
Paper Inspirations:
www.stampgallery.com/garden.htm
Sunday International:
www.sundayint.com
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Pin- at right Take one-piece Clear PolyShrink and
sand thoroughly to rough up. Cut out a 2" circle, and a
3" x 4" rectangle. Rub in lots of chalk pastels for
the background color. Now, with contrasting ink, stamp the face
with JudiKins stamp #2329F. Stamp the body with Just for Fun
stamp # 1022H. Punch holes using 1/8" round punch. Stamp credits: JudiKins: Just For Fun: |
Class instructions by Arlene Rose.
