SPECIAL 2002:Vol. #6, Issue #7
Page Count: 80
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

• FEATURES
  • FEATURE:
    Ink, Stamp and Repeat- getting more out of your stamps
          ideas from Readers
  • INKS & POWDERS:
    Simple Thoughts- need only 2 stamps
          by Laura Caiaccia
    Turning Leaves- harmonious ink combos
          by Nancy Taylor
    Go Forward- strong background from soft sponged inks
          by Teresa Smith
    Soft As Spring- mix chalks, watermark ink
          by Camille Palmer
    Faux Daguerreotypes
          by Laura Caiaccia
    Your Finest Brew- mix embossing powders
          by Joyce Weightman
  • FINE PAPERS:
    Dreamy Hydrangeas- pattern paper, soothing message
          by Cindy Johnson
    Two For You- colorful papers make cheerful thanks
          by Cindy Johnson
    Add'Em Up- paper layers create dimensional greeting
          by Cindy Johnson
    Rise and Shine- simple paper layers brighten a greeting
          by Lee Caliguri
    Colorful and Carefree- soft paper layers accent a watercolored image
          by Rez Fardis
    Light and Airy- carefree paper layers without glue or tape
          by Laura Caiaccia
    Bella Flora- punches from italian papers form a birthday bouquet
          by Catherine Mace
    Cutting Corners- woven strips of vellum
          by Beth Bricker
  • CHARMS & EMBELLISHMENTS:
    Sweet As Can Bee- cheerful card
          by Miyo Wratten
    Nature Notes- create a notepad w/ autumn charm
          by Cindy Johnson
    Tee Time- golf tees make a practical embellishment
          by Barbara Day
    Scent With Love- potpourri adds scent and texture
          by Ellen Rugar
    Nature's Best- stamped cork adds texture
          by Heather Prestage
    Paper Moon- eyelet fastenings create movement and interaction
          by Nancy Elrick
    Petal Potential- small details add a polished look
          by Mary Bieber
    Wish Upon a Star- coordinating metallic inks, brads, and wire
          by Geraldine Degurski
  • RIBBONS & FIBERS:
    Crimson Tidings- decorative cording and beads add flair
          by Debbie Littlejohn
    All For Knot- elegant composition with minimal embellishments
          by Jin Yong
    Far East Flair- metallic fibers capture colors from inks and papers
          by Wendy Kidd
    All Together Now- repeating patterns and colors through design
          by Cindy Johnson
    Beyond the Bow- weaving strips of ribbon for an elegant effect
          by Roberta Wax
    Soft and Gentle- pastel ribbon and ink soften the look of baby cards
          by Cindy Johnson
  • PUNCHES & TOOLS:
    High Tea- lovely conertina card that celebrates tea time
          by Barbara Santerelli
    As Good as Gold- celebrate friendship with a die-cut design
          by Martha Moseman
    Special Delivery- bright, whimsical card for baby
          by Tracy Isidro
    The Net Result- layers of tulle capture a dragonfly in flight
          by Tracey Isidro
    On Target- metal-rimmed tags fram bright paper punches
          by Laura Caiaccia
    Field of Daisies- flower punches brlossom into cheerful daisies
          by Karolynn Humbero
    Best Dressed- send a smile with bold shapes and bright colors
          by Tracey Isidro
    Piece of Heaven- decorate a card with a suncatcher gift
          by Debbie Tlach
• DEPARTMENTS
  • From Editor's Desk
    Impressions
          by Tammy Keck
  • Essentials
  • Companies Mentioned
  • Index of Advertisers

Magazine Title: The Rubber Stamper: A Magazine for Rubber Stamp Enthusiasts
Editor(s): Tammy Keck
Publication Frequency: BiMonthly, + Special issue
Began Publication: January 1997
Ended Publication: December 2007
Published by: Hobby Publications, Inc., Morganville, NJ
Average Page Count: *
Magazine Dimensions(ht. x w.): 11" x 8 1/2"
ISSN: 1095-4015

NOTE: All cover images this page were scanned from my private collection.

SUMMARY: I don't have an issue of the regular run yet, just this special edition, so it would be really unfair to judge the main run of issues at this point. I've at least got the bib details here so that anyone collecting the magazine will be able to look up when it began and when it ended.

Amos Craft Publishing(Crafts'n Things, Pack-O-Fun) bought "The Rubber Stamper"'s subscription list the end of 2007 and folded the magazine into its pilot periodical "Crafts'n Things".

Anyone with more information about this publication, or has issues to donate or sell, can contact me through My Contact Page.

"THE RUBBER STAMPER" CATALOG OF ISSUES

1997: 6 ISSUES

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