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The next time you use your stamps from The Stampsmith, why not reach for an alternative surface to glossy cardstock, some interesting results may be achieved.
Lynne x
I am so excited to be a part of this wonderful blog started by the talented Kim Prince. Kim and I will work together to make this blog an inspiring place to get new ideas, share and have fun. Kim will be running the blog and I will pop in often to add. We hope this will be an inspiring place for all.
Thanks,
Estelle - The Stampsmith
www.stampsmith.net
3 comments:
Beautiful hanging and the stamp looks wonderful. x
Oh I do love the way this turned out! A different feeling to the piece making me want to reach out and touch her. I just purchased this stamp and have yet to ink her up and hehe I got Ophelia too! It was a great start to my Stampsmith collection and I look forward to more. It has been your work that made me want these stamps and I only hope I can do them justice. Beautiful work Lynne, as always. Connie
Lovely,Lynne. Her eyes look so mysterious.
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