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An envelope I stamped tonight - to mail tomorrow!
An envelope I stamped tonight - to mail tomorrow!
posted by Stefani at 7:29 PM
Tuesday, April 11, 2006
About Me
- Name: Stefani
- Location: Fairport, NY, United States
I have been with my significant other, Steve, for 15 years. I have a 20 year old son, Simon, and Steve has a 21 year old daughter, Lizz. We have a beagle (Reggi) and 2 cats (Venus & Verona), who are all loved to pieces. Please visit Pine Tree Designs, my online store of hand embroidered paper art for you and your home - and see my 2008 Craft Show Schedule.
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- Happy Birthday, Gretchen!
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- I'm In!
- Craft Show
- Wacky Keyboard & Delicious Bread
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8 Comments:
I know I do not qualify as an objective, unbiased observer but, you ARE uniquely good at what you do!
Dad
Nice! I can imagine business cards with that same border!
Beautiful! - what did you use to make the edges darker then the center, Stef?
Hi Shannon - I applied amber ink with a stipple brush, then took a copper ink pad a dabbed the very edges of the envelope, letting a tiny bit rub onto the front of the envelope. The pine sprigs are stamped in green obviously, then I used this little "happy dots" stamp with copper ink to overstamp the sprigs.
Good idea, Ann Marie! I'll have to give that some thought since I'm about to print some new business cards.
Thanks, Dad. :-)
Oooh, I love it!
Stefani, I'm sorry I never thanked you for the card. Things are just, well, just. Anyway, thank you. I had to put it up high, because Roo thought it was his to dismantle.
Received your balloon birthday card. It was in super condition.
Thank you so very much.
Ooooo...I'm thinking it would make cool scrapbooking paper.
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