Out of Africa with DP Artworks rubber stamps

Here is a card from Erma Jean C. from the Chicago area. This is our first card from her. This is one of our newer stamps. The stamp is called Parade (WI 101H). She picked this up at Stampaway this year. It was awesome meeting her. The colors under the giraffes are copic markers. For the pattern in the background, the triangles are the corner of an ink pad. The circles were made using a pen lid. I am not sure what ink she used but it looks a bit like Colorbox Chalks pads. I am so happy Erma Jean sent us this card. Thanks again Erma Jean.

More samples with DP Artworks rubber stamps!

 Here are some samples I happened upon. I wish I could tell you who made them.

 I see Amy Anderson's name on the back of one. She may have made all three.

They are awesome samples. I do have many samples to post and will be doing so soon.

Guest artists ATC's and Tag ATC's

I was going through samples....you know....getting organized. I came across some great samples. These were done by a online stamping group (OOS). I sent them a bunch of stamps and the sent in samples. The top tag duo was sent in by Patty Dennis. She used the following stamps; The big day DL 35 G, Guilty DL 41 D, and Egypt WI 33 E, Hawk WI 35 A, and Egyptian dreams WI 32 C.

The second set of ATCs are unsigned, but are wonderful all the same.The stamps used are; Leafy branch PM 16 C. One the second one she used Carved Dragonfly NT 04 E, Big day DL 35 G and Enjoy the moment DL 17 B.

The bottom card is slightly larger the standard ATC size of 2.5 x 3.5, however, very clever. It was created by Sondra Long of Ft Lauderdale,FL. She used Branch PM 07 C, Scallop (lg) PM 13 E and Hawk WI 35 A.

I will post more of the samples in the next few days.

Cool African card by Pamela Brown

Sooooooo.... here is a card I found on a blogspot as I was surfing around. (I love to go surfing) I was soooooo excited to see that the card used two DP Artworks stamps! In the background she used Mask border WI 87 E, and in the forefront is African village, TR 37 F.
Her blogspot is:
www.qpqueenpam.blogspot.com

And the best part of all of this....I wrote to Pam and she is sending this card to us. Call me a geek, but I LOVE to see what others are doing with our stamps! You rock Queen Pam!