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African-American Heritage
Alphabets and Text: Art Nouveau, Floral, Alphabetika, Beguiling (Celtic & other), and Hebrew Texts
More Alphabets! - Romantic Edwardian, Funky Floral, Squared and Christmas
Arabian Nights
Art Nouveau
Asia: Japanese and Chinese Themes
At the Theater
Australiana
Balancing Act
Baron's Daughter
Belinda and Friends
Blessed Are
Botanica
Bridal Morn
CaravanNEW!
Cartolina Postale
Cats
Celtic Designs
Check-Offs
Christmas
Cigar Box Labels
Darling Boys
Ellis Island
Fabulous Faces
Flappers
Food
From Russia with Love
Fruit Crate Labels
Haunting Eyes
India / Thailand
Irish Blessings
Isn't She Lovely!
It's Greek to Me
It's a Dog's Life
LandscapesNEW!
Love Notes
The Madonna
Medieval Collection
   ~ More Medieval
Mexican Designs
Music
Native American Designs
Ooh Baby!
Paris
Pin-upsNEW!
Playing Cards: French
Playing Cards: French Tarot
Playing Cards: Italian
Playing Cards: Petite
Playing Cards: Shapes
Playing Cards: Wrappers
Portrait of a Lady
Romance/ Show Biz: In the Mood, Mon Amour, Won't You Be My Honey, & Show Biz Quotes
Royalty
Say It With Flair
Say It Like It Is
Shakespeare Heroines
Shakespeare Quotes
Shall We Dance?
Thank Heaven For Little Girls
Think of Me
Those Were the Days (Fifties Images)
Twosomes NEW!
Vintage Paper Dolls
Wedding Bells
Wild By Nature
William Shakespeare and Friends
Women of the Ages
On Sale

Single Stamps 1    Single Stamps 2

That's Estelle ~ The Stampsmith ~ on the right with Phyllis Harrison, owner of Stampmania stamp store in Nowra, Australia

Karen Lawton made this box using the Shakespeare Heroines. Karen explains how she did it: "Here's a cigar box I collaged with those pretty gals from the Shakespeare Heroines stamps. I think those gals just beg to be stamped with rainbow dye inks so I stamped them on a coordinating color of parchment cardstock, tore each image out and then used Encore metallics around the torn edges. The box was spray painted with matte black paint and then sea sponged with coordinating colors of Pearl-Ex mixed with liquid gum arabic (makes a VERY rich paint). After I finished sponging and collaging I sealed the whole box with Diamond Glaze."

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