Browse By: --Artist-- All Aileen Ogden Alesa Baker Amy Fraleigh Andi Mulholland Anja Roseboom Anne Schuster Annemiek Van Der Gaag Annett Richter Arlene Taylor Astrid Zucker Audrey Hernandez Barbara Boyles Becky Chabot Betsy Zabora Beverly Shupp Beverly Sizemore Bob Bonita Rulason Bonnie Miller Bridgette Rallo Brigitta Ter Wiel Britta Waag Bunnie Hake Carol Heister Carol Strand-Siebers Cathy Fikar Cheryl Hussmann Chrissy Cooper Christine Cox Christy Weise Cindi Bisson Cindy Cade Cindy Foster Cindy Roland Connie Schroeder Coralee Barker Cottage Corner Cynthia Theisz Dana Seymour Debi Wind Deborah Anderson Denise Gooch Diana Collier Diana Mars Donna Harrison Doreen Chambers Dyan Cross Elaine Lawson Elaine Terranova Evelyn Duncan Gillian Smith Gwendolynn Maitzen Hanni Van Ziel Heather Taylor Hilde Van Barel Ingeborg Miko Inkleined To Stamp Janet Khashab Jani Howe Janice Marksberry Jella Verelst Jelly Ridley Jenny Sutherland Jill Meyer Johanna Goisser Josette Marcellino Karen Repetto Karen Thomas Kathy Lesnau Kay Horner Kelly Sampson Kerri Lindstrom Kim Schroeder Laurene Crooks Lea Everse Leslie Wong Linda Adams Linda Cummings Linda Patti Lisa Gilford Lori Roberts Louise Grandlund Lynn Krucke Marcia Howell Marian Kitagawa Marina Lenzino Mark Roseboom Martha Myers Mary Jo McGraw Maryse Carrier Maudlin Melissa Huber Michael Trent Pat Huntoon Pat Musson Penny Hajiantoni Penny Wasmund Purnima Girouard R. Wiley Ramie Ahlstrom RBBB Robin Pearl Robin Willis Roc Nicholas Rocola Sally Rarback Sandi Marr Sandra Wisneski Sandy Lemons Stacie Guerra Stamp Francisco Stampstruck Susan Susan Engel Susan Isaacs Susan Pickering Rothamel Suzanne Saupe Terri Ufret Terry Luper Theresa Padberg Tiffany Marshall Tina Waltke Tonya Doughty Trish Bayley Unknown Vicki Rovira Vintage Magazine Vintage Postcard Vynette Hughes Wendy Pannell Wendy Pettifer Wendy Robinson Wendy Sullivan Wilda Dupres Zandra Leong --Theme-- All 10 Halloween 11 Thanksgiving 12 Christmas & New Year 13 Judaica 14 Romance & Valentine 16 Rabbits & Easter 20 Celestial 22 Architecture & Antiquities 23 Children 24 People 26 Fantasy & Mermaids 27 Fairies & Angels 28 Alice in Wonderland & Brownies 29 Asian 30 African 31 Egyptian 32 India 34 South Pacific 35 South of the Border 36 Native America 38 Patriotic & USA 39 Travel 40 Artists Collection 41 Design Elements 42 Props 43 Edibles 44 Christian 49 Mail Art, Postoids & Texts 50 Carnival 51 Humor 52 Dance 53 Musical 56 Cats & Dogs 57 Insects 58 Animals 59 Seaside 61 Floral, Gardens & Scenes 62 Foliage 64 Birthdays 64 Birthdayss 65 More Words No Category Yet --Medium-- All 3-D Altered Book Art Dolls ATC Book Calendar Card Card Giant Domino Envelope Faux Poste Jewelry Mechanical Microscope Slide Scrapbook Tag Transparency Look In: --Line-- All Art By Moonlight Bartholomews Ink Eclectic Omnibus Fruit Basket Upset Gumbo Graphics Imagine Ivory Coast Trading Poste Rubber Baby Buggy Bumpers Stamp Francisco [Slideshow] Find A Gallery Item Entry: 10 Of 27 ART691 Email this artwork to a friend   Art Information Sku: ART691 Gallery: Stamp Francisco Medium: Card Category: 30 African Stamps Used 30-044 Lines Used Stamp Francisco Rubber Stamps Keywords African People Women Dance Supplies Used Technique A background was created by painting a mixture of Judi Kins Diamond Glaze dyed with drops of Marvy Ink Refills onto heat resistant acetate. White still wet, fine grade glitter was dropped into the paint. This was allowed to dry and then the acetate square was turned over and the Woman 30-044 was stamped on the front of the square in permanent black ink. A frame of yellow cardstock 1/2" wide on the sides and 5/8" wide on top and bottom was cut out and the acetate was mounted onto this frame with double sided tape. The framed acetate was then mounted onto a larger square of the same color and outlined in gold metallic ink. Stars and dots were added in orange and green marker. This was mounted onto shiny black cardstock. Artist Information Artist Name: Sally Rarback Artist Location: CA Artist Email: Click Here To Email Artist URL: Artist Bio I came to rubber stamping via a long route of interest in other arts/crafts: I started out as a weaver, culminating in juried shows in Boston's City Hall and various galleries, then was led (by the poor quality of mill-dyed yarns) to hand-spinning my own yarns, then to felting, then to paper-making, and finally to rubberstamping, and to my latest love, bone-carving. When the bone is polished to a smooth shiny surface, I use images from rubber stamps to carve outlines into the bone, and then I fill the image with polymer clay inlays. I am also interested in investigating the possibilities of altered books. I teach classes at Luna's Memories, a scrapbooking/rubber stamping store in my home town of Half Moon Bay, CA Entry: 10 Of 27