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A Note about Legalities....

  • Many of the creations on my blog were made with rubber stamps from Stampin Up!, copyright 1997-2008. To purchase, contact me or another Stampin Up! Demonstrator near you. Most of my projects are inspired from others, for whom I am eternally thankful. There are so many creative minds out there willing to share. If you find an idea you would like to use, go for it! Just remember to give credit where credit is due.

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July 07, 2008

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Holly

Hi! I found your blog through a comment you left on a card I had on SCS. I love finding new blogs! I have to tell you that you are going to LOVE your copics! I've bookmarked your site, and can't wait to see what wonderful things you create once you have them.

JILL HADDAD

Just checking out your site - I saw your blog link through a message you left for me on Splitcoast. Love the little owl stamp set! I see too that you finally gave in and purchased some Copics. I don't know how much you know about them or even how much you've used them yet but blending with them works the best when you use 149# Watercolor Paper and Stazon Ink. You just have to be careful not to get to close to the lines of your image because it will flow outside the lines. You can also get the same easy flow effect with the SU markers. Julie Buhler has a great tutorial on her blog at
http://paperpleasing.typepad.com/my_weblog/2008/08/coloring-tutorial-again.html
Maybe more info than you wanted - but I know it sure helped me from spending a fortune in Copics (I own 10). I'll be back to visit soon. Nice blog.

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