Cornish Heritage Farms is where you can get Thomas Kinkade stamps like this. I got amazing service there too. I ordered Friday and received my stamps Monday! I have been experimenting with this stamp. I colored one fully in then have been experimenting with different colors like this. I did notice that if your are going to color the details, you need a good detail stamp like, Versa Fine. I also found that by inking the stamp with a brayer I got the best coverage no matter what type of ink I used. The lights in the window are yellow stickles. I used the Baroque Motifs set of stamps and paper to go with this card. I really like the look of this stamp in one color like this. Happy 4th of July everyone!
Tuesday, July 3, 2007
Thomas Kinkade
Cornish Heritage Farms is where you can get Thomas Kinkade stamps like this. I got amazing service there too. I ordered Friday and received my stamps Monday! I have been experimenting with this stamp. I colored one fully in then have been experimenting with different colors like this. I did notice that if your are going to color the details, you need a good detail stamp like, Versa Fine. I also found that by inking the stamp with a brayer I got the best coverage no matter what type of ink I used. The lights in the window are yellow stickles. I used the Baroque Motifs set of stamps and paper to go with this card. I really like the look of this stamp in one color like this. Happy 4th of July everyone!
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This card is just gorgeous - I'm loving those TK stamps but am *trying* to hold out for just a bit longer... Great idea to use the stickles in the windows!
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