I’ve always been drawn to the display cards at any Judikins booth. The colors are so vivid, the designs so elegant!
At a recent stamp show, Ms. Judikins herself — Judi Watanabe — gave a great demo using dye re-inkers, Diamond Glaze and flat marbles. Look how goregous:
First, the design was stamped on the flat side of the marble using StazOn ink. Judi then mixed a little Marvy dye re-inker into a puddle of Diamond Glaze (1 drop of ink per dime-sized Diamond Glaze puddle) and painted over the back.
Let them dry — and look how pretty!
Wouldn’t those make great magnets?
And now for my Judikins hot news flash: the company will be taking on Posh Impressions — the stamps designed by stamping pioneer Dee Gruenig. Yay!
Here are some other Judikins goodies seen at the show:
And one of those pretty samples I rave about:
(The masks were stamped on shrink plastic, shrunk, then added to the card. Cool!)
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I love the tutorial on Diamond Glaze & Re-Inkers on the backs of glass marbles . . . how attractive they look! I agree . . . Judi Watanabe’s samples are so bright and cheerful! I’m also crazy about the shrink plastic theater masks . . . VERY cool!!!!