5.20.2010

Bored. A Mixed Media Piece using Scrolls Work Stamps ***GIVEAWAY!*** Closed.

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Have you checked out Scrolls Work Stamps?  You need to.  For reals.  I will be honest, until the wonderful Jacque got in touch with me, I had never even seen this site, but OH MY RUBBER!  I fell in love pretty much instantly.  Just say'n!

Scrolls Work offers so many amazing varieties of stamps for all kinds of stampers!  Funny stamps?  Yup.  They've got 'em.  Art stamps?  Yup!  They've got those.  Steampunk awesomeness?  Heck YA!  They totally have that goin' on!  ALICE STAMPS!!!  TOTALLY!  And they are really good ones, too!!!!

Jacque was awesome enough to send me some stamps to play with for this feature.  Folks, let me tell you something - I am picky about my stamps.  I like a good, clear, crisp image without overstamping and such.  Well, let me tell you something - Scrolls Work stamps are beautiful!  The unmounted rubber is so well etched!  The images are clear and brilliant!  I used them on a variety of surfaces, too!

Another awesome thing about these stamps, or actually, the Scrolls Work site, itself, is that you can see the ACTUAL size of each stamp before you buy it.  It is so hard to figure that out sometimes, but when you visit the pages on Scrolls Work you can click on any image and it will bring up a size picture with rulers to let you see the dimensions.  I LOVE that!   Also, Jacque and her team offer excellent customer service!  She is on top of things and communicates so quickly!  I love that!  Also, shipping is reasonable and FREE if you order $100 or more!

Anyway, enough babbling, I want to show you what I made using some of the stamps from Scrolls Work!

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This is a mixed media altered book piece.  I cut a window in the cover of an old book and then cut the same window through about 100 pages or so.  I covered the front with the text paper from the inside of the book and then swashed it with watercolors.  The image of the woman is placed a few pages in so that she has some dimension.




Bored.  Top Detail.

This is one of my favorite things!  I actually used a key hole stamp to create this dresden trim-style border.  I simply stamped the image in Versamark on the vintage paper and embossed it with gold powder.  I then cut the four points from the key hole image to create this border!  I love using my stamps to their fullest!




Bored.  Face and hat detail

The image of the girl is coated with a thin coat of wax.  The hat is another one of those fabulous Scrolls Work images!  I REALLY love this stamp!  You WILL be seeing that one again!  LOL!




Bored.  Wing detail

And here, my friends, was the real test.  I wanted a nice clean image on MUSLIN!  And I GOT IT!  Yup!  I stamped the tattered wing image on the muslin in VersaMark and embossed it, then sprayed it with Glimmer Mist for the dyed look.  I am seriously impressed with how beautifully the image stamped onto fabric!  BRILLIANT!  As you can see, I also stamped the watch image directly onto the book with StazOn ink.  Again, beautiful! 




Bored.  Ribbon Detail

The book is held together with a series of ribbons, twine, and fibers.  I added a few baubles, for the pretty factor.  'Cause, you know it has to be pretty!  LOL!




Bored.  Center with Candlestick

I really enjoyed working with Scrolls Work stamps!  And guess WHAT!?!  I want you to enjoy working with them, too, so I am offering a GIVEAWAY!!!!

As I mentioned earlier, Jacque sent me some wonderful stamps to work with.  They are so wonderful, that I want to keep them and so I am going to!  LOL!  HOWEVER!  I am going to buy a $10 gift certificate for one of YOU because I like them so much and I want you to play!!!!

To enter:  (Mandatory)
Visit Scrolls Work stamps and let me know what image you like the best!  (It's okay if it takes awhile...I'll be here.  HA!)

Optional Additional Entries:
1.  Make a purchase from Scrolls Work and leave an ADDITIONAL comment here letting me know.  (This will be verified)
2.  Follow my blog publicly.  Leave an ADDITIONAL comment here letting me know!
3.  Like Just Jingle on Facebook.  Leave an ADDITIONAL comment here letting me know!
4.  Follow the Scrolls Work Blog and leave an additional comment here letting me know!

Contest will end 30 May 2010.  (That is the last day you can enter.)

***Disclaimer:  Scrolls Work Stamps provided stamps for me to use to prepare for this feature.  The prize is provided by me.***

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54 comments:

  1. Super cute piece! You really are developing your style!!! :)

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  2. Love your book!

    Okay, Time & Treasure series & The Real Images series. Both are favorites!

    Smiles~
    Marilyn
    mcgoo4(at)gmail.com

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  3. I follow the ScrollWorks Blog.

    Smiles~
    Marilyn

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  4. I follow you on Facebook!

    Smiles~
    Marilyn

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  5. I like the "don't treat me any differently than you would the queen" one....lol

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  6. Love what you did to the book, beautiful work.

    I like this stamp....#4538 Rose Window $6.50

    Hugs,

    PattiM
    {Pattie's passion}

    I Scrap So All Moments Are Remembered

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  7. I'm a follower.

    Hugs,

    PattiM
    {Pattie's passion}

    I Scrap So All Moments Are Remembered!

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  8. neat album! :)
    it's hard to choose a fave, but I like the #2551 Sequence Waste one from the backgrounds a lot.

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  9. I just love your project and I am sure I've seen that look on my teen's faces, lol! Your book looks fantastic and now my mind is spinning with project possibilities. What a lovely lovely piece.

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  10. Love this! her wings and hat are perfect! I spent awhile on the site and love the Alice in Wonderland and the Halloween images...plus I love the Marian stamp too...thanks for sharing this site!

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  11. Wow - this is so glamorous!

    As for the stamps, "Boomer| and "Fritz" are super cute. I also love the Christmas stamps, too!

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  12. Awesome altered art book! Love everything about it!

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  13. I have put a link from your site to mine.

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  14. I have bought a number of stamps from Scrolls Work. Some of my creations using those stamps are on my blog.

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  15. Wow. I just can't keep up with all the cool stuff you are doing. Now I am sure these stamps are fabulous but so much is how the artist uses them. I would not get such beautiful results! Just Say'n!!!'

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  16. That Altered Book is Amazing!!
    My favorite Scrolls Work stamp is
    #4071 Ruffled Feathers!

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  17. I'm a Scrolls Work follower as well!

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  18. My favorite Scrolls Work stamps are the two Penelope as I love working with faces.

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  19. Great job on the book, I Love scrollswork stamps too! No need to put me in the drawing I think I own all of them already!

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  20. I love so many, but the #7013 Angel Wings really caught my eye! Love your work by the way, gorgeous!

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  21. GREAT work! As I am sure you might have guess, I LOVE the Alice in Wonderland stamps. :) Would love to get my hand on a few of those! LOL Thanks for the opportunity. :) Theresa

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  22. I am a very happy follower of your blog and, yes, I do it publicly! LOL Theresa

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  23. And guess what??? I LIKE you!!! (on Facebook and in the obvious sense). :) Theresa

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  24. You are very talented! I am glad to have found your blog. The Scrolls
    Work Stamp that I like the best is:
    "A Simple Flower!"
    Many thanks, Cindi
    jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com

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  25. I follow your blog publicly via Google Friend Connect...
    Again, many thanks!
    Cindi
    jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com

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  26. Also, I "Like" Just Jingle on
    Facebook!
    Merci, Cindi
    jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com

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  27. I also follow Scrolls Work Blog
    publicly via Google Friend Connect.
    Many thanks to you...Cindi
    jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com

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  28. Exquisitely crafted. So beautiful!

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  29. They have such beautiful stamps, it was hard to narrow it down to a favorite.

    I like the door stamps - the rustic door and the panel door. They are unique and not like anything I already have.

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  30. I like Just Jingle on Facebook!

    Yes I do.

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  31. I am now a follower of Scrolls Work Rubber Stamps blog!

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  32. I'm a fan of scrollswork stamps too - great stuff

    Love your piece! Early congrats to the lucky winner

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  33. I love the angel wings. Thanks!

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  34. I've already been on Scrolls Work a while ago (Julia/Vintage with Laces gave me he link) and I love the ornaments (like this one: http://scrollswork.com/stamps/2541.jpg)

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  35. What great stamps! My personal favorite is #4537 Morning Flight.

    Please vote for my sleep tip on ParentsConnect. It is listed under TheHappyWife: http://bit.ly/buxutC Thanks!

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  36. Oh mine! So hard to just pick one, but Gretel is so cute. I love what you did with the book. Thanks for offering this awesome giveaway!!

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  37. This one is cute! http://scrollswork.com/gallerycards/alice/lynns13.jpg

    samyrocks92 at msn dot com

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  38. I follow your blog publicly.

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  39. I like Just Jingle on Facebook.

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  40. I follow the Scrolls Work Blog!

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  41. I like the #4555 Lg Apple Blossom.
    jswandrn at gmail

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  42. Wow! I am always amazed at how much work you put into your projects! Thanks for helping make this Modern Craftswoman Monday the most successful so far! Rory

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  43. i cant remember which link party im coming from but love this!

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  44. What unique and beautiful stamps!

    I really like:
    #3014 Floral Clock
    #3504 King Of Hearts
    #3503 Queen Of Hearts


    Thanks! xo
    -Skully
    sharkseat@hotmail.com

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