Can we all relate to these or what? They're by Rosemary Reid, who used
images from Those Were the Days stamp plate.
These beautiful Ophelia and Frida Kahlo domino necklaces are by Kelly Smith, as
are the Butterfly Kiss ones, below, and Adriana, right. Her website is www.outsidetheboxart.com
Little scans, but lovely work! All by Lori Turner.
The first two use images from Blessed Are and the onion dome
is from From Russia With Love.
Four by Michelle Infantino. The first 3 use images from Thank Heaven plate and
the last one on the right is a flapper.
Note the charms Ruby Cross added to her Flapper dominos.
Right, bodacious Jayne Mansfield from Fabulous Faces, by Kim Diett.
Simone Gabriel's collaged pieces show off Opening Night and the Butterfly Kiss.
Terry Chivers gave Ophelia a unique frame. Valerie Wilson's Belly Dancer celebrates!
It's amazing what one can do
with
A romantic card and gift of Ophelia by Karen Bourke
rubber stamps and Precious Metal Clay!
'J' pendant by Julie Jones Gantt, using
the Art Nouveau Alphabet stamp.
Pat Huntoon showed off these stamps with her walnut photo imaging technique on
her website at http://www.patstamps.com. Images from Portrait of a Lady, above,
and below, Thank Heaven for Little Girls.
The Ooh Baby stamps are too much fun, as shown by Elin Albins.
Some published work:
Barb Hache's Flapper card, left, appeared in the Sept. 2005 issue of The Rubber Stamper,
whie Lena Lillesund Skarsmoen's card, using an image from It's a Dog's Life, graced the pages
of the Norwegian stamp mag called Ett Trykk. They each were rewarded for being published with
Stampsmith rubber. To see more published work using Stampsmith pieces, click here.
A Butterfly Kiss and a divinely beautiful Flapper (done in alcohol inks) by Lisa Gifford
Sandy Hartman's wrapped and beaded
domino necklaces show off portions of
the French Tarot and Italian Tarot stamps.
See more of Sandy's creations here.
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