Love Bird Cards

These two cards were made using my Gelli Plate and the "Love Bird" stencil from iStencils.  I first laid down metallic acrylic and regular acrylic paint on the Gelli Plate. Next, I laid the stencil over the stencil, rubbed, and then lifted the paper (2nd card). Then I removed the stencil and laid another piece of paper over what was left on the plate to get what is called a "ghost" print (1st card).

Spreading a Little Joy

I love, love Unity Stamp Co., they have the greatest stamps.  This particular set is called "Fairy Dust" and while I don't normally do cutesy, I really wanted this one as I LOVE fairies.

I Have This Desire to Explore

I really like how these two different cards turned out.  I'm learning to use the Mirror Image Stamping Tool by Unity Stamp Co. and, needless to say, still have a lot more to learn.  Oh, I received my Tim Holtz Stamp platform and, for the life of me, cant' figure out how I ever lived without it.  I thought it was way cheaper than another stamp platform and am so in love with it.  I'm not sure if I'll ever use another stamp block again.

Aahh...Plagiarism!

This is great!!

Dippylulu has the right idea; too bad this can't be circulated worldwide. I love the other cards in the series as well. Stop by her shop and show your support in believing that plagiarizing is BAD!

When I was in school, I wrote on a discussion board about plagiarizing. There was someone in one of my classes that was copying my work word-for-word and calling it her own. She was kicked out of school as she was doing this to a number of people.

If you want to know about creative commons licensing and the "RULES", visit the Creative Commons FAQ page. My argument to all this is can you prove when the idea was born?