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Wednesday, November 4, 2009

Can't scare a teacher!

Here's a peek of a card I posted on the American Art Stamp blog today, featuring yet another of Emerson Quillin's ladies, as I like to refer to them. I can totally relate to the sentiment, working as a school based speech/language pathologist alongside a group of robust teachers who can weather any storm that the educational system throws at 'em!

I embossed my image using Versafine Onyx Black ink and clear embossing powder (thank you for whomever it was that alerted me to the fact that the Versafine ink is emboss-able) and then got to coloring. I finally broke down and got me some of those "Copics" that all of my cool stamper friends are using, but please don't look too closely, I'm still learning! A few stitches around the perimeter, staples and a text printed (PTI Text Style) die cut flower (SU! Birds & Blooms) finish this one off. Oh, almost forgot to tell you that I used Mojo Monday Sketch #111 for this one, so that means I'd better give you the whole picture, eh?! Here it is...



Thanks for stopping by today...I'll be back tomorrow with this week's TCP Tuesday sketch challenge, but if you want a peek at the sketch and details, head over to Leigh's blog.

8 comments:

  1. Oh MY GOSH! I need this for my MIL! It looks just like her (and sounds like her too!) LOL! Too cute!!!

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  2. LOVE it, Amy! I have a few stamping teacher friends, this would be perfect for them!

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  3. What a great card! LOve your take on the Mojo sketch!

    Melisa H

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  4. LOL!! OMG!!! That stamp is to die for!!! I'm a teacher at an inner city school and this is so true. Nothing surprises me either :) Love your take on the sketch and how you used staples for the 3 embellishments...very creative!!

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  5. So funny, and I like the stitching outline. :)

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  6. Love this! Welcome to the Copic club -- you will love 'em!!!

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