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Thursday, May 8, 2014
DIY -- Foam Stamps with Kate
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How beautiful! You are truly talented with a great eye for colors and patterns.
ReplyDeleteCreative thou art !
ReplyDeleteHi Jeanie,
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! I must try this one day... Thank you for sharing.
blessings,
Penny
Oh fun! I love how your stamp turned out! I never would have thought to make your own stamps like that. It's nice to see that they are fairly easy to make!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, and I specially like the last one in shades of red. A great idea for kids, I will bear it in mind!
ReplyDeleteJeanie, You're always creating! So intricate.
ReplyDeleteVERY FUN, Jeanie! LOVE the results you share here. I have to say, I've not made my own stamps before... must remedy that one! ;o) Sometimes I'm even more fascinated by the "leftover" ghost prints--the delicacy, I think. Thanks for the great step-by-step--this does look so easy! Gotta try! Happy Days ((HUGS))
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun time you must have had. Making stamps and gelli prints in the same day! Your prints look quite wonderful!
ReplyDeleteWhat pretty stamps you have produced. Again, not something I would have thought of doing.
ReplyDeleteYour talents are indeed great.
OH! Now this is something I need to try, because i need to learn how to be free with ink and paint. The whimsical designs are wonderful, Jeanie! Anita
ReplyDeleteI'm always amazed by what I find here. Just when I think there isn't another new project you could try, you prove me wrong! Very nice - reminds me of the printed cloth in Liberia.
ReplyDeleteReally lovely work, Jeanie! Amazing how much you're creating these days.
ReplyDeleteYou never stop creating. I always look forward to what you will do next. This is beautiful. It does look like a kid-friendly project. I'd love to see what my granddaughter could do with this. She is the creative one in the trio.
ReplyDeleteteeehee...you came to our fun Nowhere. You kind soul, you. Aren't those hamsters a hoot?
ReplyDeleteI always learn something new and fascinating when I come for a visit, Jeanie! Not that I could ever do what your talent and imagination enable you to do, but it's always so inspiring to watch the process of your creating something wonderful!
ReplyDeletePretty! I remember doing something similar way back when but the results weren't nearly as spectacular. It's amazing what can be produced now just because of the many fabulous products on there.
ReplyDeleteSee you soon.
I made stamps like this for Christmas one year with my kiddos. We decorated all the packages with them, and a few more again each Christmas for many years after. Loads of fun! Love your designs!
ReplyDeleteThis does for sure look like fun. I love all the different prints you made with the different colors.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun. I really like all the possibilities. The design is very intricate. I like it.
ReplyDeleteJeanie, thanks for the step-by-step, useful item. The effect is excellent considering it looks relatively easy to make (?), well, for you that is. I love the layered effects at the end. Also, I won't go to the other post: the flowers are gorgeous. And, enjoy your break. I'm sure we'll see more fantastic photos once you're back. Have fun!
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