a few winners...

i hope everyone had a creative weekend.  busy packing up for creative escape today - can't wait!  here are the 5 lucky winners of the "possibilities..." t-shirts for the september technique challenge.  please email me your information.  enjoy today...t!m

Thank you for sharing this great technique with us Tim! I really love following these monthly techniques, they are like a refresher course and always give me new ideas for using some of the older stamps I haven't used for a long time.

Posted by: EvonneR | August 31, 2008 at 01:44 PM

I love that you are doing my favorite for the September technique challenge! I just love brushless watercolor. You can make a beautiful card in minutes that looks like it took much longer.
Please enter me for a chance to win one of those awesome t-shirts. I seriously think you should consider having them manufactured for sale. Everybody wants one!
Keep on inspiring us all T!m.
Thanks!!
Robin

Posted by: Robin Willis | August 31, 2008 at 06:16 PM

BEAUTIFUL Tim. You have really gotten me interested in stamping again with your wonderful techniques. I did it for quite awhile about 10 years ago but got bored with it and stopped. It's been really fun to feel those creative juices for stamping start flowing again. Thank You.

Posted by: Amy K-P | August 31, 2008 at 11:14 PM

tim-
you just continue to amaze. you can make an otherwise "boring" stamp become a work of art when used!
oh...and you continue to give away....pick me please?!?!?!?!?! (i figure i'm bound to get a t-shirt yet if i just keep trying!)

thanks for all of yor posts!

sandy in nh

Posted by: sandy | September 01, 2008 at 05:23 AM

Wow! 424 comments before me!
I have always thought this technique was fun--thanks for reminding me of it.
I remember when Ranger first came out with the Adirondak ink pads--I was in my local stamp store and the box arrived by UPS. A friend and I were given the "task" to open and price the pads and arrange them in the display. Of course, we each kept one of each color for our own purchase! The names of the colors were so 'tasty' -- we decided to have a lunch order delivered to the store and we all ate there. Good thing the stamp store owner was a good friend--we did this often :)

Posted by: Robin G | September 01, 2008 at 03:52 PM   

Comments

[sherri]

Congrats to the winners. I would love to buy one--when/if they go on sale somewhere! Thanks for the work you put in to inspire the rest of us.

[marcia in colorado]

Congrats to the T-Shirt Winners! Happy Tuesday to all.

[Carol Sisk]

Congrats Winners! I would like to buy one also if they ever go on sale....please, please, please :)

[Tona]

Congrats ladies! Enjoy your T's.

[Linda Standart]

Tim
I love this technique. I've been doing it with various inks, markers and watercolor paints for several years, now. There are several Hero Art and Penny Black stamps that are particularly great to work with. It does nicely with tags just as with watercolor paper. The look is a little different with each type of paper, which makes it a fantastic technique to use if you want to explore paper possibilities. Thanks for showing your take on this beautiful stamping technique. It reinforces my belief that stamping IS art, not 'just a craft'. The stamps are tools and the art is what we make of the stamped images.

[Melissa]

Evonne, Robin, Amy, Sandy & Robin - CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU TWO!!! I must be a parent 'cause watching others win is almost as much fun as winning myself!! :-D
The 'blog giveaway gods' have smiled upon you today!! Enjoy your cool prizes!

[Melissa]

Duh - Congrats to you FOUR!! (sorry!)

[txscrapaddict]

Congrats to the lucky winners! I really want one of those T-shirts too!! You keep inspiring!

[debby]

congrats, congrats!

[Anne Lise]

Congratulations to the lucky winners! And thanks again to Tim who teached this technique! Wish you all a very happy week!