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Convention Pins

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Stamper: Christine Cox

Stamp Credits: ??

Note: This pin was made using the layered embossing technique. Directions and other examples are here.

Stamper: Barbara DeLap

Stamp Credits: Kimono from Tin Can Mail, Characters from Curtis Uyeda

Notes: Hardly a convention pin, it's way too beautiful. Barbara made the kimono from Fimo and the black center is shrink plastic.

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Stamper: Faith

Stamp credit: unknown

Stamper: Meridee W.

Stamp Credit: Stamp Camp

Notes: The "Cheetos" inside the bag look to be pieces of Liquid Appliqué. Meridee then laminated over the top to make it look like they are inside the bag.

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Stamper: Barbara De Lap

Stamp Credits ??

This pin was the hit of the San Mateo convention! It says "I'm sorry, I can't trade pins with you. Mine's holding up my bra strap."

Stamper: Christine Cox

Stamp Credits: Words by Toybox, Harried Shopper by Non-Sequitur Stamps

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If you have a pin you'd like to contribute to this page, please email me at info@volcanoarts.com.

The small print: The pin designs on this page are the property of their respective owners. Likewise, the stamp images are copyrighted (in most cases) by their legal owners. None of these images should be reproduced in any form without prior consent of their owners. I am not making money from this effort and I will always give credit where credit is due. If you have a copyrighted image on this page and want it removed, please email me at info@volcanoarts.com and I will be happy to comply. You may want to consider, however, that this is free advertising to a pre-qualified group of potential buyers. Conversely, if I miss  giving credit to someone, email me so that I can correct my oversight.