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rubberstampers-digest     Saturday, April 4 1998     Volume 02 : Number 1820




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Date: Sat, 4 Apr 1998 13:38:17 EST
From: KrZ4Stamps <KrZ4Stamps@aol.com>
Subject: Re: RS:  Diamonds Rubber Stamp Co.

Here's a link and the address for Diamonds Rubber Stamp Co:

<A HREF=3D"http://www.temelink.com/diamonds/">Diamonds a rubber stamp com=
pany in=0ATemecula, Ca=85</A>
<A HREF=3D"http://www.temelink.com/diamonds/">http://www.temelink.com/dia=
monds/=0A</A>

Diamonds Rubber Stamps
P.O. Box 2472
Temecula, CA 92590
Phone: (909) 699-0766 - Fax: (909) 699-0766
Toll Free - 888 - 782-1452


Tricia =3D )

In a message dated 4/3/98 6:56:07 PM, STAMPME2@aol.com writes:

>Hi,
>I'm looking for information (i.e. phone number or address)  of the Diamo=
nds
>Rubber Stamp Co.  I think it's out of California--but I'm not sure.  The=
y
>have
>some really neat stamps.  
>If anyone knows about this---please let me know.

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Date: Sat, 4 Apr 1998 14:20:07 EST
From: Rbrstamped <Rbrstamped@aol.com>
Subject: RS: AD: Clear Envelopes ~ Month of April $8.00/100

Clear Envelopes....
A2  $8.00/100 + shipping 1st class $2 or priority mail $3.  

Rbrstamped@aol.com
Rubber Stamped
POB 20357
Oakland, CA 94620
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Date: Sat, 4 Apr 1998 13:02:16 -0800
From: "Tammy Couturier " <TDMAX@prodigy.net>
Subject: Re: RS:  Newbies pay attention--List of Indespensible Items

Wait a minute....if she came up with the word "old" I'm inclined to think
she isn't OLD enough to wear that title....Would Princess be more fitting?
teehee

If she's deemed OLD enough then we might consider a new nick name...
'Queenbie'  with out a sting of course!  LOL


Take care and stamp with a light heart!
Tammy aka JestaStamper :>)
"Seek first to understand, then to be understood"

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> From: Catherine McEvilly <callm@worldnet.att.net>
> To: Jackie Haynes <jr_haynes@email.msn.com>
> Cc: Rubberstampers <rubberstampers@crafts.dm.net>
> Subject: Re: RS:  Newbies pay attention--List of Indespensible Items
> Date: Saturday, April 04, 1998 5:50 AM
> 
> What a great thing..You are hereby elected the "Queen of the Newbies"!!
> What next after the paper cutters?  Do we need a Newbie convention to
> discuss this...?  <g> 
> xxx ooo,
> Dooleybug
> 
> 
> Jackie Haynes wrote:
> > 
> > Ladies--
> > 
> >     Monday I sent out a call for acquisition advice.  I wanted to know
what
> > it was that our seasoned stampers couldn't do with out.   Here is the
list:
> > 
> > 1.  Heat gun, KAI scissors and HALOS
> > 
> > 2. Guillotine paper trimmer (I don't know what this is, but it sounds
> > dangerous.  I'm envisioning something Napoleon-ish!)
> > 
> > 3. Corner rounder, big paper cutter, heat gun, deckle scissors, fine
gold
> > paint marker
> > 
> > 4. HALOS, Cropper Hopper (?), KAI scissors
> > 
> > 5. Fiskars paper cutter
> > 
> > 6. Paper cutter and trimmer
> > 
> > 7. Crimper/corrugator, heat gun
> > 
> > 8. Laminator  (sounds WAY too expensive for my budget)
> > 
> > 9. Self-sharpening guillotine with deckle edges  (so they've cutesied
up the
> > killer, huh?), heat gun
> > 
> > 10. Heat gun, exacto knife, self-healing cutting mat, 12" Fiskars paper
> > trimmer
> > 
> > 11. PIP positioner (again, I say ??)
> > 
> > 12. Fiskars rotary paper cutter
> > 
> > 13. Heat gun
> > 
> > 14. Heat gun, paper cutter,  Tombow tape runner  ( Sheesh!  I'm
beginning to
> > be embarrassed at all the gadgets mentioned where I don't know what
they
> > are)
> > 
> > 15. Tiny Fiskars paper cutter, heat gun, metal ruler, cutting mat, 
exacto
> > knife, Ott light
> > 
> > 16. Small pair of scissors (embroidery), heat gun, paper cutter,
punches,
> > edgers, HALOS
> > 
> >     So, there you have it!  The complete list of accessories that any
> > self-respecting stamper should not be without.  (Do you think that will
work
> > on DH?  ;>}  )
> > 
> >     Overwhelmingly, a heat gun won out over everything else.  (Yippee
> > Yahooee!  I already have one of those--I get to pick something else!)
> > Otherwise, the preferred gadget is a  paper cutter or trimmer. Or are
these
> > the same things?  And I'm guessing the guillotine paper cutter is like
that
> > thing my grade school secretary was always telling me to keep my hands
off
> > or I'll cut off my finger? Is there another kind?  I think it was
Sheryl
> > that had advertised a 12" trimmer.  Surely that can't be the guillotine
> > kind!
> > 
> >     So now, if you old stampers-oh wait, no, no, I didn't mean OLD!, I
meant
> > experienced!.  If you've gotten this far, how about a discussion on
paper
> > cutters/trimmers?
> > 
> >     Thanks so much to all who responded to a poor girls request for
> > enlightenment!  Now that I have an idea what I need to buy, didn't
someone
> > mention Michaels...and a sale...and a 50% off coupon.......
> > 
> > --Jackie
> > 
> > This message was from "Jackie  Haynes" <jr_haynes@email.msn.com>
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Date: Sat, 04 Apr 1998 13:39:30 EST
From: feathersmc@juno.com (G M)
Subject: Re: RS: Butterflies raise a Joy-ful RAK-ed!

I got one of these too!  Thank you Joy!  The butterfly is just lovely. 
It looks as though you appliqued tissue over permanent ink printed
plastic.  Am I right?  Did you use Print Artist or a similar system to
make your cards and envelopes?  I have PA but can't install it right now
because this old dinosaur doesn't have enough room on the harddrive.  And
I want to play with my PA!
Thank you so much for thinking of me and sending this lovely RAK.  You
make my day!
Feathers

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On Fri, 3 Apr 1998 22:43:33 EST StFlossie <StFlossie@aol.com> writes:
>Joy Morris sent me a most delightful butterfly card!  >>S

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Date: Sat, 04 Apr 1998 14:09:10 -0500
From: Catherine McEvilly <callm@worldnet.att.net>
Subject: RS: PRESS CONFERENCE

While I was writing the first "tell-all" post, Rossane called and asked
for my dh and me to be at the Press Conference...announcing the winners
of the NY State Lottery...Rossane and Bill Yonkoski.
Hope some of you get to see it on CNN.  Seems like some of the networks
might pick it up, huh?
Still too excited to think straight..
xxx ooo,
Dooleybug
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Date: Sat, 4 Apr 1998 08:50:39 -0800
From: ajlum@juno.com
Subject: RS: Amended Faberge Egg swap description

Oops, this card was by Victoria Flaherty.  Sorry about the mix up!
A nice card with a pretty egg with a rose design mounted on mosaic strip
background over glossy pink cardstock.  This is then mounted on burgandy
cardstock sponged with gold.    Did you coat the mosaic strip with
something to make it glossy?  Very nice.
Andrea
A-StamPur
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To: rubberstampers@crafts.dm.net
Subject: Faberge Egg swap description
Date: Fri, 3 Apr 1998 14:33:09 -0800
Message-ID: <19980403.144459.18342.1.ajlum@juno.com>

I received the cards a couple days ago.  Sorry for not posting sooner. 
Thanks to Christine Cox for hosting this swap.  Great first venture!

Christine Cox - Two Stampington & Co. eggs done with the Joseph's coat
technique.  Really great colors!  I've never gotten this kind of results
when I tried this technique, but you've inspired me to try again.

Laura - A pretty Stampington & Co. egg in a holder that is colored in and
embellished with glitter.  This is layered on organdy ribbon and torn
mulberry paper.  Very pretty!  That glitter is great.  

Michelle Bloye - The Stampington & Co. egg in a holder embossed in gold,
colored and embellished with glitter.  Hey, I think I *need* some
glitter!  This is on pinkish paper layered on gold "column" type paper. 
This is all mounted on burgandy and has a cool ribbon glued next to the
layers.

Victoria Banaszak - An egg with a rose design is embossed in gold on navy
cardstock and embellished at the top with a sparkly rhinestone.  This is
layered on mulberry.  Also mounted on the mulberry are two corner designs
also embossed in gold on navy cardstock.  On the left and right cards
edges, stops of corrugated kraft colored paper are glued.  The bottom
edge of the card is decoratively cut.  I like all the textures!

Clarice Ota - A large decorative egg is embossed in gold on vellum and
colored with a rose colored marker.  This is attached by 4 gold photo
corners to a layer of gold crinkly paper.  This is then attached to pink
w/flecks cardstock.  This was then packaged in a clear envelope.  Very
elegant looking.


Andrea
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Date: Sat, 04 Apr 1998 13:08:29 -0500
From: Queen of Everything <jfoster@netrover.com>
Subject: RS: Happy Birthday! Kathy Crowley, Sheri Evers, Smudges, Lynn Johnson- Smith, Renne Larsen!

Wow!  A great day to share with each other!
Hope it is Happy for all of you!
Take great Care!
........jo......

=20

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 4 Saturday     See April 8th
	Children's Day, Taiwan=20
  	Liberation Day, Hungary=20
	Memorial Day of Chiang Kai-shek, Taiwan
	National Day, Senegal
 5 Sunday     See April 8th
	Arbor Day, South Korea
	Daylight Saving Time begins, Canada, USA
	Palm Sunday, Christian
	Tomb Sweeping Day
	Pure Bightness Festival, Taiwan
 6 Monday     See April 8th
	Plan Your Epitah Day
 	Arafat Day, Islamic=20
 	Chakri Day, Thailand
	Founders Day, South Africa
	Ougadi, Mauritius=20
	Patriots Victory day, Ethiopia
 7 Tuesday    One more day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
   	Eid-al-Adha,=20
	No Housework Day
	Hari Raya Haji, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore
	World Health Day
 8 Wednesday
	MY BIRTHDAY!!!!!! I expect a card!!!
	Hanamatsuri, Japan
	Cheli Chand, Hindu
	Flower Festival
 9 Thursday
	Bank Holiday, Australia
	Martyr's Day, Tunisia
	Maundy Thursday
	Winston Churchill Day
	Vote Lawyers Out of Office Day
  	Valour Day, Philippines
10 Friday
 	Good Friday
	Golfers Day
	National Siblings Day
11 Saturday
	Easter Saturday=20
	Heroes' Day, Costa Rica
	Liberation Day, Uganda
	Babershop Quartet Day
	Passover, Jewish
12 Sunday
 	Easter Christian=20
   	National Redemption Day, Liberia
13 Monday
	Begin Egg Salad Week
        Easter Monday
   	National Day, Vaisakhi
	Songkran Day, Thailand=20
14 Tuesday
 	Fast and Prayer Day, Liberia
	National Contest of Paso Horses, Lima, Peru
	Pan American Day, Honduras
	Songkran Day, Thailand
	Thingyan, Burma
	National Pecan Day
15 Wednesday
	Rubber Eraser Day
	Titanic Rememberance Day
        Holocaust Remembrance Day
	National Day, Niger
16 Thursday
	Independence Day, Cyprus
	National Stress Awareness Day
	National Eggs Benedict Day
	Librarian Day
	New Year's Day (1360), Burma=20
	Thingyan, Burma
17 Friday=20
	National Cheeseball Day
        FAO Day, Iraq
	Independence Day, Syria
	Independence Day, Cambodia
	Myanmar New Year, Burma=20
 	National Day, Syria
18 Saturday
	Vaisakhi, Sikh and Hindu
	Independence Day, Zimbabwe
	Choco-mas Day
	Pet Owners Independence Day
   	Independence Day, Venezuela
19 Sunday
	Garlic Day=20
	Sky Awareness
	King's Birthday, Swaziland=20
  	Patriots' Day, Uruguay=20
  	Republic Day, Sierra Leone=20
20 Monday
 	Look Alike Day=20
	Boston Marathon
	Lord Mahavira's Birth, Jain
21 Tuesday
	Kindergarten Day
	Ridvan, Baha'i=20
	Tiradentes, Brazil=20
22 Wednesday
   	Earth Day
	National Jelly Bean Day
	Secretary=92s Day
23 Thursday
	Saint George Feast Day
	Take Our Daughters To Work Day
	Children's Day, Turkey=20
24 Friday
	National Pigs In A Blanket Day
	Arbor Day
25 SaturdayNational Good Phone Day and East Meets West
	All Prayers' Day, Denmark=20
	Anzac Day, Australia, New Zealand
	Children's Day, Iceland=20
        Liberation Day, Italy=20
        Liberation Day, Portugal=20
	National Flag Day, Swaziland=20
	Sinai Liberation Day, Egypt=20
	Summer begins, Iceland
26 Sunday
	Richter Scale Day=20
	National Lingier Week
	Great Prayer Day, Denmark=20
     	Misericordia Sunday, Christian=20
     	New Year (1 Muharram 1418), Islamic=20
    	Union Day, Tanzania=20
27 Monday
	Babe Ruth Day=20
	South Africa Freedom Day
    	Independence Day, Afghanistan=20
 	Independence Day, Sierra Leone=20
       	Independence Day, Togo=20
      	Iyar First, Jewish=20
     	National Resistance Day (WW2), Slovenia=20
28 Tuesday
	Great Poetry Reading Day
   	Evacuation Day (British), Libya=20
	Kiss Your Mate Day
	Festival of the God of Medicine, Taiwan=20
29 Wednesday
	Green Day, Japan=20
        Ming loyalist Koxinga's Landing in Taiwan
	Moment of Laughter Day
30 Thursday
	Independence Day, Israel=20
	May Day Eve, Finland=20
	Honesty Day, USA
	Queen's Birthday, Bonaire, Netherlands=20
	Rincon's Day, Bonaire=20
    	The Fall of Saigon, USA
        Vappu Day, Finland=20
	National Honesty Day
	Cinco De Mayo Festival
	Hairstylist Appreciation Day
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Date: Sat, 4 Apr 1998 15:15:38 -0500
From: "barbara schuck" <figur@worldnet.att.net>
Subject: RS: rs-wallpaper from giggles

	i went to my mailbox today and saw a package from linda. much to my
surprise inside was a package of beautiful wallpaper. i was truly touched..
thanks,
barb
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Date: Sat, 04 Apr 1998 14:05:20 -0500
From: Catherine McEvilly <callm@worldnet.att.net>
Subject: Re: RS:  Newbie Convention

See what I mean..haven't even "crowned" you yet and you are going off
half-cocked inviting "Oldbies" to our Convention in Binghamton, NY. 
Whaddia thinkin'?
xxx ooo,
Catherine aka Dooleybug

Jackie Haynes wrote:
> 
> Hey Giggles and AntJudy!
> 
> We're gonna have a Newbie Convention...in Missouri...tomorrow...cause I've
> been named Queen and I say so...can YOU come??   Sure, you can bring Petie
> and Sniffles!   (And peanut butter fudge....and lobster... :>}   )
> 
> Call me from the airport and I'll send my chauffeur!
> 
> --Jackie  ("Queen of the Newbies")
> 
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Date: Sat, 04 Apr 1998 13:56:28 -0500
From: Catherine McEvilly <callm@worldnet.att.net>
Subject: Re: RS:  "Queen of the Newbies"

Now, just slow down and reread what you just wrote..see..you ask
questions about asking questions and everyone will answer and then the
answers will be answered...and THAT'S why you should be Queen...
xxx ooo,
Catherine aka Dooleybug

Jackie Haynes wrote:
> 
> Cool!   Mama always said I acted like I was royalty! <vbg>
> 
> So how come I'm Queen....I ask the most questions...or the dumbest ones...or
> just cause I won't shut up even tho I've only been on the list 2 weeks now?
> :>}   And, do you think we could really have a Newbie convention?  Who would
> teach us?  Can we have it in Missouri?  Oh geez....I know I saw the
> instructions for those pins somewhere........
> 
> --Queen Newbie
>        (Jackie)
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Catherine McEvilly <callm@worldnet.att.net>
> To: Jackie Haynes <jr_haynes@email.msn.com>
> Cc: Rubberstampers <rubberstampers@crafts.dm.net>
> Date: Saturday, April 04, 1998 7:55 AM
> Subject: Re: RS: Newbies pay attention--List of Indespensible Items
> 
> >What a great thing..You are hereby elected the "Queen of the Newbies"!!
> >What next after the paper cutters?  Do we need a Newbie convention to
> >discuss this...?  <g>
> >xxx ooo,
> >Dooleybug
> >
> >
> >Jackie Haynes wrote:
> >>
> >> Ladies--
> >>
> >>     Monday I sent out a call for acquisition advice.  I wanted to know
> what
> >> it was that our seasoned stampers couldn't do with out.   Here is the
> list:
> >>
> >> 1.  Heat gun, KAI scissors and HALOS
> >>
> >> 2. Guillotine paper trimmer (I don't know what this is, but it sounds
> >> dangerous.  I'm envisioning something Napoleon-ish!)
> >>
> >> 3. Corner rounder, big paper cutter, heat gun, deckle scissors, fine gold
> >> paint marker
> >>
> >> 4. HALOS, Cropper Hopper (?), KAI scissors
> >>
> >> 5. Fiskars paper cutter
> >>
> >> 6. Paper cutter and trimmer
> >>
> >> 7. Crimper/corrugator, heat gun
> >>
> >> 8. Laminator  (sounds WAY too expensive for my budget)
> >>
> >> 9. Self-sharpening guillotine with deckle edges  (so they've cutesied up
> the
> >> killer, huh?), heat gun
> >>
> >> 10. Heat gun, exacto knife, self-healing cutting mat, 12" Fiskars paper
> >> trimmer
> >>
> >> 11. PIP positioner (again, I say ??)
> >>
> >> 12. Fiskars rotary paper cutter
> >>
> >> 13. Heat gun
> >>
> >> 14. Heat gun, paper cutter,  Tombow tape runner  ( Sheesh!  I'm beginning
> to
> >> be embarrassed at all the gadgets mentioned where I don't know what they
> >> are)
> >>
> >> 15. Tiny Fiskars paper cutter, heat gun, metal ruler, cutting mat,
> exacto
> >> knife, Ott light
> >>
> >> 16. Small pair of scissors (embroidery), heat gun, paper cutter, punches,
> >> edgers, HALOS
> >>
> >>     So, there you have it!  The complete list of accessories that any
> >> self-respecting stamper should not be without.  (Do you think that will
> work
> >> on DH?  ;>}  )
> >>
> >>     Overwhelmingly, a heat gun won out over everything else.  (Yippee
> >> Yahooee!  I already have one of those--I get to pick something else!)
> >> Otherwise, the preferred gadget is a  paper cutter or trimmer. Or are
> these
> >> the same things?  And I'm guessing the guillotine paper cutter is like
> that
> >> thing my grade school secretary was always telling me to keep my hands
> off
> >> or I'll cut off my finger? Is there another kind?  I think it was Sheryl
> >> that had advertised a 12" trimmer.  Surely that can't be the guillotine
> >> kind!
> >>
> >>     So now, if you old stampers-oh wait, no, no, I didn't mean OLD!, I
> meant
> >> experienced!.  If you've gotten this far, how about a discussion on paper
> >> cutters/trimmers?
> >>
> >>     Thanks so much to all who responded to a poor girls request for
> >> enlightenment!  Now that I have an idea what I need to buy, didn't
> someone
> >> mention Michaels...and a sale...and a 50% off coupon.......
> >>
> >> --Jackie
> >>
> >> This message was from "Jackie  Haynes" <jr_haynes@email.msn.com>
> >> --
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Date: Sat, 04 Apr 1998 19:36:43
From: JOY <joygross@usa.net>
Subject: RS: - - - Stamp Stores in St Louis  - - -

I am going to St. Louis on the 21st and would love to know of any stamp stores there... TIA ... Joy





Please reply to ... joy@oncostar.com

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Date: Sat, 04 Apr 1998 14:06:26 -0500
From: Douglas & Sharon Pearce <dspearce@radix.net>
Subject: Re: Sharon  Re: RS:cutting foam core

> Thanks to everyone who replied to my question about where to find foam core.  I
> will make a trip to Michael's this weekend and check it out.  Thanks again!
> Sharon _____________________________________________________________________
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Date: Sat, 04 Apr 1998 10:52:22 -0700
From: ksunflower@earthlink.net
Subject: RS: Re: Just wondering...RAK list

It was my curiosity that made me ask this because I have two friends
that were put on the list and they get a RAK from it everyday (really).=20
And one isn't even on the rubber list.

Thanks for the clarification though.

Always from the heart,
Kathyrn (ksunflower@earthlink.net)

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 PUT MY NAME (KATHYRN) IN THE FRONT=20
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~Now I know the whole world isn't bitter because I found the
  Rubber Stampers! ~


Susan [_]o wrote:
>=20
> I add names to the RAK list as soon as people send them to me. I remove
> them when I see they have gotten a RAK. The list is for people who have
> never been RAKed, so once you have, your name is removed. Make sense?
>=20
> So if you have never been RAKed and would like to be on the list, send =
me
> your snail address :)
>=20
> Susan
>=20
> Susan aka CoffeeStamper
> You can't scare me...I have kids!

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Date: Sat, 4 Apr 1998 11:20:12 -0800
From: "KCHaga" <KCHaga@worldnet.att.net>
Subject: RS: A note of Thanks

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who have sent email and cards to express sympathy for the recent passing =
of my Grandfather.  Your kind words and generosity have really touched =
my heart.  This has been a most difficult time in my life and I can't =
say thank you enough for all of your support.  Love to you all!
Kelly Haga(HoosierStmpr)

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Date: Sat, 4 Apr 1998 14:48:25 -0500
From: "anno" <azanders@ix.netcom.com>
Subject: Re: RS: One things for sure...

>'S Ok Anno.  You ever get flamed I 'm here with my trusty firextinguisher
>courtesy of the AJFC.  I'll put you out!


oh.. good deal!  my own personal fire-fighter..

anno

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Date: Sat, 04 Apr 1998 14:19:07 -0500
From: Catherine McEvilly <callm@worldnet.att.net>
Subject: Re: RS:  Newbies pay attention--List of Indespensible Items

I don't know..I just wrote and reprimanded her for inviting Oldbies to
the conference..but, I was thinking, maybe she is right.  We are a bunch
of tenderfeet..<huh?> and we'll be needing some one around with a bit of
experience.

Tammy Couturier wrote:
> 
> Wait a minute....if she came up with the word "old" I'm inclined to think
> she isn't OLD enough to wear that title....Would Princess be more fitting?
> teehee
> 
> If she's deemed OLD enough then we might consider a new nick name...
> 'Queenbie'  with out a sting of course!  LOL
> 
> Take care and stamp with a light heart!
> Tammy aka JestaStamper :>)
> "Seek first to understand, then to be understood"
> 
> ----------
> > From: Catherine McEvilly <callm@worldnet.att.net>
> > To: Jackie Haynes <jr_haynes@email.msn.com>
> > Cc: Rubberstampers <rubberstampers@crafts.dm.net>
> > Subject: Re: RS:  Newbies pay attention--List of Indespensible Items
> > Date: Saturday, April 04, 1998 5:50 AM
> >
> > What a great thing..You are hereby elected the "Queen of the Newbies"!!
> > What next after the paper cutters?  Do we need a Newbie convention to
> > discuss this...?  <g>
> > xxx ooo,
> > Dooleybug
> >
> >
> > Jackie Haynes wrote:
> > >
> > > Ladies--
> > >
> > >     Monday I sent out a call for acquisition advice.  I wanted to know
> what
> > > it was that our seasoned stampers couldn't do with out.   Here is the
> list:
> > >
> > > 1.  Heat gun, KAI scissors and HALOS
> > >
> > > 2. Guillotine paper trimmer (I don't know what this is, but it sounds
> > > dangerous.  I'm envisioning something Napoleon-ish!)
> > >
> > > 3. Corner rounder, big paper cutter, heat gun, deckle scissors, fine
> gold
> > > paint marker
> > >
> > > 4. HALOS, Cropper Hopper (?), KAI scissors
> > >
> > > 5. Fiskars paper cutter
> > >
> > > 6. Paper cutter and trimmer
> > >
> > > 7. Crimper/corrugator, heat gun
> > >
> > > 8. Laminator  (sounds WAY too expensive for my budget)
> > >
> > > 9. Self-sharpening guillotine with deckle edges  (so they've cutesied
> up the
> > > killer, huh?), heat gun
> > >
> > > 10. Heat gun, exacto knife, self-healing cutting mat, 12" Fiskars paper
> > > trimmer
> > >
> > > 11. PIP positioner (again, I say ??)
> > >
> > > 12. Fiskars rotary paper cutter
> > >
> > > 13. Heat gun
> > >
> > > 14. Heat gun, paper cutter,  Tombow tape runner  ( Sheesh!  I'm
> beginning to
> > > be embarrassed at all the gadgets mentioned where I don't know what
> they
> > > are)
> > >
> > > 15. Tiny Fiskars paper cutter, heat gun, metal ruler, cutting mat,
> exacto
> > > knife, Ott light
> > >
> > > 16. Small pair of scissors (embroidery), heat gun, paper cutter,
> punches,
> > > edgers, HALOS
> > >
> > >     So, there you have it!  The complete list of accessories that any
> > > self-respecting stamper should not be without.  (Do you think that will
> work
> > > on DH?  ;>}  )
> > >
> > >     Overwhelmingly, a heat gun won out over everything else.  (Yippee
> > > Yahooee!  I already have one of those--I get to pick something else!)
> > > Otherwise, the preferred gadget is a  paper cutter or trimmer. Or are
> these
> > > the same things?  And I'm guessing the guillotine paper cutter is like
> that
> > > thing my grade school secretary was always telling me to keep my hands
> off
> > > or I'll cut off my finger? Is there another kind?  I think it was
> Sheryl
> > > that had advertised a 12" trimmer.  Surely that can't be the guillotine
> > > kind!
> > >
> > >     So now, if you old stampers-oh wait, no, no, I didn't mean OLD!, I
> meant
> > > experienced!.  If you've gotten this far, how about a discussion on
> paper
> > > cutters/trimmers?
> > >
> > >     Thanks so much to all who responded to a poor girls request for
> > > enlightenment!  Now that I have an idea what I need to buy, didn't
> someone
> > > mention Michaels...and a sale...and a 50% off coupon.......
> > >
> > > --Jackie
> > >
> > > This message was from "Jackie  Haynes" <jr_haynes@email.msn.com>
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Date: Sat, 4 Apr 1998 14:42:03 -0500
From: Dragonfolk <Dragonfolk@compuserve.com>
Subject: RS: Unmounted to sell long

This is the list of unmounted I have to sell:-
3 Appalachian Arts dragons
All following on Halos
double bunny stamp  =

set of 16 Hearts and Valentines greeting =

A la Art Carol singers =

3 egg and chicken stamps
large jar stamp
approx 10 scenery elements pillars windows etc.
cars
Stamp out cute print shop
2 ships
horseshoe
large bottle
Large door
large hat
carousel horse
picnic basket
baby/children stamps announcements etc approx 20
many words birthday christmas greetings etc. =

angel quotes
ask I may have it.
Don't forget they are all cheap as I need space:))
Suki
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Date: Sat, 04 Apr 1998 13:59:04 -0700
From: Holly Young <yungs@swbell.net>
Subject: RS: Katherine

Aw you poor little Katherine!  Give me your snail mail address and I
will RAK you big time!  @:>

Holly
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Date: Sat, 04 Apr 1998 14:29:49 -0500
From: Douglas & Sharon Pearce <dspearce@radix.net>
Subject: Re: RS: More than a Stamper??

Shelle:  You sound a lot like me.  I just started stamping about a year ago.  I
xstitch and embroidery.  I don't crochet, but I do love to read and write
letters, send cards to other people.  I also am a hospice volunteer--I
facilitate a group of children between the ages of 10-12 in a bereavement
group.  Most of the children have lost siblings or parents, some grandparents.
I also hold down a full time job that takes me an hour and a half to get to and
from.  Sometimes, when I'm working on a rush project, I have to take it with me
to work and do it during my lunch hour.  But, I do find rubberstamping the most
fulfilling because the finished project doesn't take as long a xstitching.

Shelle wrote:

> Are there others like me out there who do more than one kind of craft...??
>  I stamp, and xstitch, and embroidery, and (try to) crochet, and am always
> trying new and different crafts.    None of my work is at the expert level,
> but I think I do most of the things well.   I sometimes wonder what it
> would be like to just concentrate on one(or even two!) crafts, maybe my rs
> cards would be more elaborate, or my stitches would be more "perfect".
> But, then I realize that I wouldn't be near as happy or content. I also
> enjoy reading, and writing letters(to family, and friends who live
> somewhere else), and baking, and surfing the net.  Right now, I have so
> many projects started that I never have to deal with boredom, I can always
> find something to do that matches the mood I am in at the time.  At times I
> feel that I am not accomplishing anything, but then, there are times when I
> finish up two or three projects in a week, and I feel like I could conquer
> the world!    Just curious if anyone else was like this too, or if it was
> "just me"!!??
>
> Shelle
> Happily stampin' & stitchin' & baking & hot glueing, and......!!
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Date: Sat, 04 Apr 1998 14:03:42 -0600
From: Valerie Palmquist <valeriep@northernnet.com>
Subject: RS: Tan: But Please read

My computer crashed.  I will be up again on Monday.  My request (begging
on bended knee) is:  If you kept the hints, calendar thoughts, garden
phrases etc.  Please!  Send them to me.  I did back up my files, but one
disk out of 20 went bad.  I have nothing left.  And if you are my SSS,
please send me back the file you got from me.  Vendors, I lost my files
on you too.  I really am sorry, but I don't know what I should have done
differently.  I *will* make hard copies of everything I get, I promise!
Also, does anyone know a better way of backing up Windows 95 then floppy
disks?  Thanks for any assistance you can offer.  If you can delay
sending any files until Monday, my SIL's old computer would thank you.

Valerie

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Date: Sat, 4 Apr 1998 14:44:47 EST
From: LRCroswell <LRCroswell@aol.com>
Subject: RS: Papermaking with Huckleberries

Hello fellow rubberstampers, 

I've been busy trying out my papermaking kit for a couple of days, I've made
many different colors using other paper that was around the house, such as
Gift wrap(i especially liked the foils, Printer paper, food labels, junk mail
etc. 
 I still hadn't come up with a blue that I really liked, while I was pitting
away pulp into my freezer, I had saw our many bags of mountain Huckleberries
we picked last summer and got to wondering if a few berries would work if
added to pulp. I thought if the paper was completly dryed out with the iron
after making it that it might work  so I tryed it.
 I added  a very few berries and a little Linter paper pureed in the blender
with the pulp  until very fine. The result was a wonderful  looking shade of
blue paper with little tiny dark colored dots and flakes . 
 I haven't tried glue on any of it yet but it seems to have the same strength
and texture as my other handmade  paper /.I do realize it wouldn't be acid
free  but neither is most of the other paper made from recycled stuff around
the house.
 Just thought I'd share my experiment.

Any comments welcome!!
What other unusual things have you used in your paper?
Lori Croswell
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Date: Sat, 4 Apr 1998 14:42:01 -0500
From: Dragonfolk <Dragonfolk@compuserve.com>
Subject: RS: Stamps to sell long

Have the following stamps I wish to sell or possibly trade All new or nea=
rly =

new.
Mounted
Stampassions  Its easier with friends NEW
Embossing Arts Harvest Border nearly new
Rubber Stampede Romantic Rose garland, slight marking on wood
ANM Butterfly circle marked wood
Stamp Cabana very large  new leaf border
Embossing Arts
flower stamp large slight discoloured wood
ANM Coffee cup slight mark wood
ANM Teacup slight mark on wood
Las Vegas Art Stamps Dolphins large self mounted
ANM Mocking cat New
ANM Roses discoloured wood
Embossing Arts Bountiful conrnucopia Large =

Stampassions Farmyard Friend New
ANM Large Rose =

ANM Rainbow Unicorn
Hooks lines and Inkers Take time to enjoy lifes little pleasures new
ANM Willow rose new
PSX To From in flower border slight wood marking
Magenta stained glass flowers small new
ANM Preserve our wilderness slight marking
Daisy kingdom licensee stamp affair reaching bunny in dress slight markin=
g
Unknown flying horse new
Fun stamps Unicorn head new
Ruybber Stampede Angel with harp new
Rubber stampede Hand stamped by new
PSX or ANM (not sure) set of foam mounted Victorian angels(6 stamps)
All reasonable prices to make room for new stamps. Unmounted to follow
Suki
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