More from Mr. Eli...
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The cards shown here are a few more samples from Mr. Eli (my 11 year old). Post #2 with my observations will immediately follow...
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January 15, 2008
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Message to bluemoon:
About the "Time" card -- Eli says he stamped all the images and embossed them. Then he used a ruler and pen (Zig Millenium .05) to draw lines and mark off boxes. Then he colored everything.
Posted by: Susan T | January 16, 2008 at 04:05 PM
Message to Eli...
Eli, I am in awe of your wonderful cards that you stamped. You have done an outstanding job of them. I really loved the first tea one, but then seeing these ones, well you must have been stamping with your mom longer than I have. You are so very talented, thank you for sharing. :))) Fabulous cards Eli!!!
p.s. I'm wondering how exactly you did your yellow TIME piece? Have a wonderful day, bluemoonbynite@yahoo.com
Posted by: bluemoon | January 16, 2008 at 01:17 AM
wow, is he ever great at stamping.would love to see more of his stamping.
Posted by: Monica Sheldon | January 15, 2008 at 09:49 PM