WESTERN/SPORT ART

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MC942-Q "Salmon fly collection with rods border" was stamped on white card stock with Memories black ink and colored with pencils. Card by Margaret Wiggin.

MC1144-L "Wagon wheel, Lg." was stamped on Ninja Confetti card stock. MC955-L "Cowboy boot" and MW652-D "Thank You" were stamped on vellum and secured to the Confetti card stock with a ribbon woven between two holes punched near the top fold of the card. Card by Lee Ann Atencio.

  MC1144-L "Wagon wheel, Lg." was stamped with a brown stamp pad on lt. pink glossy card stock that has been sponged with brown and layered over corrugated card board, pink card stock and finished with a layer of white card stock.  A rusty charm embellishes the corner.  Card by Thalia Sledge.

   MC1155-Q "Frame #12, Western" is stamped with black Memories on white card stock and colored with pencils.  A cowboy charm is placed on torn homemade paper and layered onto the stamped card which is layered on tan card stock.  Card is by Mary Connaway who, also, drew the frame.

  To give the shadow stamping technique appearance, deckle edge scissors were used to cut rectangles from card stock which had been colored with light colored pencils.  The rectangles were then stamped and mounted on turquoise granite card stock.  Sections of some of the images were colored with pencils.  The granite card stock was edged with a copper Krylon leafing pen and layered onto tan card stock.  Stamps used were MC1127-I "Cowboy", MC957-C "Pair boots", MC959-B "Western hat", MC962-C "Saddle, Sm.", MW617-D "How ya been?" and MW618-D "Whatcha' doin'?".  Card by Mary Hansen.

MC955-L "Cowboy boot" is embossed in copper four times on 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" ivory parchment card stock to give the appearance of the boots walking.  It is colored with pencils.  The words, "HOWDY" are embossed in copper with "Alphabet #3, stamp # 783".  It is edged with a copper krylon leafing pen and layered on white card stock.  Card by Mary Hansen.

  MC990-P "Old golf bag" is embossed in white on blue card stock which has been corner punched and layered on white card stock.  Card by Margaret Wiggin.

MC994-L "Golf ball Santa" is stamped twice on white glossy card stock using a black Memories stamp pad and both are colored with watercolor markers, coloring one hat red and one hat green. The border of the stamped image is removed with scissors. Diamond Glaze is applied to the golf ball area to give a raised and rounded look to the ball. White Liquid Applique is applied to the trim of the hats and tassles, then heated to puff. Glue is applied to the trim on the hat and white flock is applied with tweezers. These two pieces are layered over scrap book paper, then white and green card stock. Card by Thalia Sledge.

  MC955-L "Cowboy boot" is stamped with black Memories on a thin sheet of cork and colored with oil color pencils.  Feathers are secured under the top and bottom of the cork piece when it is glued to a piece of tan suede leather which is glued to tan card stock.  Card by Davetta Alexander.

  Stamps embossed in gold on dark green confetti card are MB751-C "Spinner", and MB759-B "Creel, Sm." which is edged with a gold krylon leafing pen.  Block stamps, MC1206-G "Cabin", MC1209-G "Fishing person" and MC1210-G "Fishing fly" are stamped in light brown on ivory card stock, cut out and mounted on the dark green confetti card stock.  The card is then layered on ivory parchment card stock.  Card by Mary Hansen.

  MC1211-G "Boat block" and MC1202-G "Sea gulls block" were stamped in blue on ivory card stock, cut out and mounted on white card stock, layered on blue and white card stock.  Card by Mary Hansen.

MC904-Q "Frame #7, Barbed wire" and the letters, "HOWDY" from the alphabet set #783 "Alphabet #3, Lg." were stamped in black Memories on paper that was created on brown card stock using two different colored stamp pads directly to the card stock and spritzing it with water so it would bleed some.  MC955-L "Cowboy boot" was stamped on "Almost Leather" and a couple of colors from "Rub-ons" were rubbed over the boot.  Card by Davetta Alexander.