Rubber stamping continues to be a hugely popular craft. In addition to the everyday stamper who buys stamps to make cards and scrapbooks, people from all other craft areas are discovering the exciting ways that stamping can contribute to the artwork they are already doing. Stamping is everywhere. Whether your love is polymer clay, fabric, collage, paper, book arts, or home decor, stamps can bring a new level of creativity to any craft. Stamp is a comprehensive collection of stamp ideas, techniques, projects and inspiration, providing a complete sourcebook for all types of crafters looking to add stamping to their creative canon.
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If you have one of the books below, DON'T BUY THIS BOOK,
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This review is from: Stamp!: Tips, Techniques, and Projects for Stamp Lovers (Craft) (Paperback)
I am so tired of the way Rockport repackages their older books into new ones. I bought this book, sight unseen, online, and I'm extremely sorry that I did so. This book is a simple republication of projects from three prior Rockport titles: "Stamp Artist's Project Book" and "Stamp Art" both by Sharilyn Miller and "Stamping Tricks for Scrapbooks" by Betty Auth. What a rip-off. They have done this before...republishing projects from old books into compilations, slapping on new covers and selling these as "new" titles. Don't be fooled as I was...avoid buying this book if you have the other titles!
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Good resource book,
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This review is from: Stamp!: Tips, Techniques, and Projects for Stamp Lovers (Craft) (Paperback)
I've had this book in my library for some time, and what I like most about it, is that the techniques and styles of rubber stamping it show cases, never seem to go out of "style", and it is a book you can go to for help again and again. There are some basic instructions in the beginning of the book, but I do think that this book is geared more to the experienced stamper. Some of the projects are complex, and list materials that one starting out, may not have in their stash of supplies. But instructions are very clear, and those wanting to learn new techniques, will find this book most helpful. The illustrations alone are very helpful. I really liked the projects for the fabric art doll, the pillow beads, elegant brooches, rolled up beads, and the tag art projects, and also,if you enjoy making cards and playing with different background techniques, you will find, this alone, a wonderful resource.
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"Stamps" are all around us. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
artistic stamping, handcarved images, stamp imagery, freezer paper palette, apply pigment ink, decor stamping, jewelry adhesive, commercial rubber stamps, faux postage, lea everse, glossy cardstock, sequin waste, sherrill kahn, stamp positioner, stamping surface, detailed stamps, copper metal sheet, art stamps, metallic pigment ink, pillow bead, repeat stamping, pigment ink pads, white pigment ink, sharilyn miller, interference pigments Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Model Magic, Julie van Oosten, Lisa Renner, Materials Stamps, Stamp Basics, Jill Post Fasken, Linda Yang-Wright, Lynne Perrella, Making the Pages, Materials Assorted, Zana Clark New!
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"Stamps" are all around us. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
artistic stamping, handcarved images, stamp imagery, freezer paper palette, apply pigment ink, decor stamping, jewelry adhesive, commercial rubber stamps, faux postage, lea everse, glossy cardstock, sequin waste, sherrill kahn, stamp positioner, stamping surface, detailed stamps, copper metal sheet, art stamps, metallic pigment ink, pillow bead, repeat stamping, pigment ink pads, white pigment ink, sharilyn miller, interference pigments Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Model Magic, Julie van Oosten, Lisa Renner, Materials Stamps, Stamp Basics, Jill Post Fasken, Linda Yang-Wright, Lynne Perrella, Making the Pages, Materials Assorted, Zana Clark New!
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Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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