Summer
2004 Issue Sale Price: $4.95 per issue
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Stampington
Inspirations™ is a magazine for stampers featuring samples,
techniques, projects, and ideas using Stampington & Company® stamps
and accessories. Each
issue is 68 to 84 pages and features the excellent full-color photography
and design you've come to expect from Stampington & Company.
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Possibilities Large Rose Cluster (G1007)
Large Left Palm (P2074)
Brushed Dandelions (C8403)
Pat A Cake (K5267)
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True to Form—
the AOCs hit the runway Designer duds need not apply. Our artists have gone
above and beyond ordinary fashion using this dress form template.
20
Bound to Dazzle Prepare to be dazzled by books created with the
Rollabind binding system.
29
Fruits from the Pantry Make it personal by stamping your own tags or labels
as you share the fruits of your harvest with friends and neighbors.
32
Meet the Artist: Christine Adolph Learn more about the artist behind the Fresh Flowers
line of rubber stamps.
37 Journey
of Inspirations The Artists-On-Call come together in a collaborative
process to create seven unique cards using the Stampington & Company
line.
44
Treasure Hunt—
searching for single images
within multi-image stamps Look again at these rubber stamp images and you’ll
discover their greater potential.
48
Glass Menagerie Only the Stampington Artists-On-Call and The Shoppe
at Somerset could bring you this outstanding collection of glass pieces.
52
Word Perfect
Take another look at your word stamps. They spell
new meaning in your stamping.
61
A Polka Dot Party Working in a fresh palette of olive green and black,
Gaylynn Stringham has you saying “I do!” just to the engagement
party.
57
Alphabet Art These flashcards will have you wondering if they’re
vintage. The invention of Lisa Vlach, they’re made using easy-to-find
supplies.
62
Impressive Memories Great ideas for scrapbooking with rubber stamps
69
A Second Look Take another peek at some of the extraordinary details
in this issue
True
to Form
Lookout, Paris! Beware, Milano! New York, here they come! These fashionistas
have what the runways have been looking for - flirty skirts, jeweled
buttons, sassy belts and a bit of bling-bling! But this isn't haute
couture; it's fabulous fun with a template and some stamping!
Fruits
from the Pantry
While canning may only seem like something your grandmother did, preserving
the harvest from your garden (or someone else's) is a terrific
way to enjoy the fruits of your labors all season long. If you have
less time for elaborate meals, calling upon your pantry can produce
some wonderful dinners full of flavor and taste in minutes.
Alphabet
Art
Scrambling letters and spelling new words is more than a language exercise
- it's artistic! Or certainly the way Lisa Vlach interprets it.
Lisa chose different rubber stamps with words or letters. Then she picked
a sheet of paper with old-fashioned toys. Using these materials together,
Lisa has fashioned vintage flash cards that look like she stumbled upon
them at a flea market.
Meet
the Artist: Christine Adolph
Inquiring minds want to know. Did disciplinary time-outs spent facing
the wall shape the destiny of this artist? For some people the sense
of smell is the most evocative reminder of the past. For Christine Adolph,
it is a scrap of fabric or a wallpaper pattern that will vividly recall
her childhood. "I was just weird," she states, describing
her early fascination with patterns and designs.
