Stretch Your Stamps 2

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Oh wow Rachelle! These are all fabulous and you show so much inspiration with your stamp choices. I'm really enjoying this class and I haven't bought a single thing to make my cards. I did have one set already that was used for day 6 & 7 but that was just luck.

I'll post a few more cards in a bit. Latte first this morning, then cards.
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There's no way I could go buy something for the class, this move has shown me just how much stuff I've accumulated over the years and it's embarrassing. :tomato:
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azemigh wrote:There's no way I could go buy something for the class, this move has shown me just how much stuff I've accumulated over the years and it's embarrassing. :tomato:
Whaaatttt...not buy anything new... :lol: :lol: :lol:

You are a better gal than me.

I JUST HAD to get the floral stamps to add to my collection of rare and unique items. ;)
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:lol: hubby just brought me 17 more boxes from the storage locker. It's a sickness I tell you!
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azemigh wrote::lol: hubby just brought me 17 more boxes from the storage locker. It's a sickness I tell you!
And just what is hubby saying??? Anything??? Does he have a creative outlet that can tops yours in the way of supplies???

I just keep telling people it's cheaper than therapy. ;)
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My husbands hobby is Ford Falcons! He's got me beat a long shot! He's got 5 of those :twisted: things!
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Back to the class....
Today is the last day.
There was a clever embossing technique but all I could see when I looked at it was these old metal frames. Plus I hate breathing in embossing powder fumes, it is melting plastic after all, and there was a lot of embossing.
I pulled out all the metal frames with the warped vellum inside them and cut the vellum out. Then I glued on other paper and some Christmas stickers. If there is only one thing I learned from this class, it's pop everything up!
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The next one is from one of the flower classes a few days ago. She made her own shape to deboss on the card front. I had a bag of some chipboard shapes that are on the way out of here so I grabbed one to see if I could emboss a chipboard shape. It worked using some foam sheets in the sandwich. I guess I'll be keeping a few of the shapes since I have no fancy shapes to emboss.
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Beautiful cards Marianne! Excellent idea to use chipboard for debossing.

I know what you mean about the metal frames. I finally threw the rest of mine out and of course, one of the first kits I received in the mail had some of the round, metal edged tags in it! I'll probably use them the next time I have a booth at the flea market.
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I just signed up.... I've done some major straightening up in the scraproom... so at least I can find some stamps, ink, and a few other tools... was excited that I found my heat gun... so now I'm ready to spend an afternoon stamping with my friend, Helen!! Yay!!

On to lesson 1... LOL :cool5:
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wonderful cards everyone.
I been home a week and have not scrapped at all
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nchoney wrote:I just signed up.... I've done some major straightening up in the scraproom... so at least I can find some stamps, ink, and a few other tools... was excited that I found my heat gun... so now I'm ready to spend an afternoon stamping with my friend, Helen!! Yay!!

On to lesson 1... LOL :cool5:
Have fun, Debi, and Helen! You'll be pulling everything out to use after a few days!
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Wonderful! Tell Helen hello for me!
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Cards are great. I am in hopes of getting to the classes soon. I haven't had any luck with the ones I've tried so I really need to spend some time working on the.
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All of these cards are so ingenious. Now im really sorry i skipped this class.
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pat-czap wrote:
azemigh wrote::lol: hubby just brought me 17 more boxes from the storage locker. It's a sickness I tell you!
And just what is hubby saying??? Anything??? Does he have a creative outlet that can tops yours in the way of supplies???

I just keep telling people it's cheaper than therapy. ;)
Hubby likes to go fishing, he has a power boat and his kayak and we bought a tandem kayak so we could both go out. So, his hobby is comparable, but he's got a lot of catching up to do. I've had a 25 year head start. ;)
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