Apart from the design one of the most fabulous things impresses Louise about the Studio 490 stamps is their versatility! They are created to cater for both the paper crafter and the mixed media artist! What better value for money and your crafting mojo could you ask for?! :)
Louise has used only 3 elements of the stamp design but there are 6 in total.
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Aside from the beautiful images that Stamper's Anonymous Stamps are known for, they also come up with fabulous quotes and sayings perfect for scrapbooking, card making, and mixed media. In this layout, Iris took out three sets of cling stamps to add subtle background stamping as well as instant journaling for her page.
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Stamper's Anonymous cling stamps are made of highly durable material. To show you how versatile and durable these stamps are, Iris created a UTEE melt art pendant using a clock stamp from the Stamper's Anonymous Cling Stamp Set by Tim Holtz.
To create this pendant, Iris first took a metal charm (Fancy Pants Artisan) and coated it with patina ink. She then added two coats of clear UTEE and melted it. While the UTEE was still wet, Iris pressed on the clock stamp to the hot and melted UTEE. The image transferred beautifully. Colour and highlights were added using wax metallic pigments.
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Atty. Gigi Martinez is an accomplished lawyer by profession but is also a very talented crafter. She shares with us here a masculine layout she made for her eldest son. You can see here that Gigi easily mixes clean classic design with stamping techniques. Among her favourite stamping products are Stamper's Anonymous and she certainly puts them to good use.
Isn't this tag glorious?! This was created by the wonderful talent of Marjie Kemper using a stamp from the Tim Holtz range of Stampers Anonymous stamps. thank you so very much for allowing us to share your creativity Marjie.
We would like to thank Wendy Vecchi for allowing us to share her incredible creativity. We have included two wonderful examples of her creativity featuring her own stamp designs with Stampers Anonymous. Thank you Wendy.
