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JA493-K "Zuni Pot, Lg." was stamped  in Memories black on glossy paper which had been created with a handmade mosaic stamp by dabbing fluid chalk reinkers (colors used were warm green, azurite, yellow ochre and warm red.) on a make-up sponge in a couple of colors for each pot and the pots were cut out to be mounted inside the frame. MC903-Q Frame #6, "Rope" was stamped in Memories black and colored with a tan marker. The area inside the rope border was made with the ColorBox direct-to-paper stylus tool using Brillance Pearlescent Beige. The center design of the pots was colored black with a marker and the center of the pot design was embellished with glitter. The pots were mounted inside the rope frame with one being placed a little lower and in front of the other pot so as to overlap part of it giving the appearance of one pot being in front of the other. Card by Thalia Sledge.

MB843-P "Shield" is stamped on a deckle edge trimmed rectangular piece of ivory card stock in black Memories.  On ivory card stock, another "Shield" is stamped in med brown, cut out and glued on top of the first shield.  Five real feathers are glued to the bottom of the shield.  MB847-F "Buffalo, Sm." is stamped in medium brown in the center of the shield.  The rectangular ivory card stock is layered on a piece of leather suede which is layered on black card stock.  Card by Davetta Alexander.

MC910-Q  "Sedona pottery with border" is stamped with black memories pad, colored with pencils and layered on two colored pieces of card stock to form a frame.  Card by Margaret Wiggin.

MC1172-U "Southwest Indian blanket" is stamped in black Memories on white card stock and colored with markers, trimmed with deckle scissors leaving a border, then layered on black confetti and red glossy card stock.  Card by Margaret Wiggin.

MS694-D "Hello" is stamped in blue on sage colored card stock which has been edged with a blue pen.  On white glossy card stock, a shadow stamp is stamped in light peach.  Three images are stamped twice in different colors.  Those images are MC1175-D "Gecko, Sm.", MW721-B "Sunburst, Sm.", JA487-B "Anasazi dragonfly #2, Sm.".  Leaving a border, the stamped card stock is cut with deckle scissors and is layered over red glossy card stock which has also been cut with deckle scissors.  Card by Margaret Wiggin.

857-R "Navajo design" is stamped with a rainbow pad on white card stock.  A duplicate card of vellum is stamped in the rainbow pad with MB841-J "Dream catcher, Sm.", JAMW871-K "Kokopelli #8, Med." and MW882-C "Happy Birthday!".  The vellum is placed over the white card stock and small holes are punched at the top of the card so that the raffia can tie the two together.  Card by Margaret Wiggin.

862-J "Navajo blanket # 1", 863-K "Navajo blanket # 2", 864-I "Navajo blanket # 3", 865-J "Navajo blanket # 4", 866-J "Navajo blanket # 5", 859-H "Navajo blanket # 6", 860-H "Navajo blanket # 7" and 861-H "Navajo blanket # 8" were stamped in various Kaleidocolor pads and solid colored pads of matching colors.    Kaleidocolor confetti card stock was layered over sage green card stock .  Removable double stick tape was placed on the back of each of the cut-out blankets so that they could be moved easily until I was satisfied with the overall design.  Notice that the blankets are over some and under others and overlap the sage green layer.  A raffia bow was added to the corner for an embellishment.  Card by Margaret Wiggin.

MC1172-U "Southwest Indian blanket" is stamped in black memories on white card stock, colored with markers and layered on black glossy card stock.  Card by Margaret Wiggin.

MC912-Q  "Wedding pot with wood border" is stamped with black memories pad, colored with pencils and layered on two colored pieces of card stock to form a frame.  Card by Margaret Wiggin.

MC911-Q  "Boots with barbed wire border" is stamped with a black memories pad, colored with pencils, cut around the barbed wire border and layered on two colored pieces of card stock to form a frame.  Card by Margaret Wiggin.

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