Then I began designing images that I sold to other companies to create into stamps. That got so intense that I was designing more images then I could sell, so I then went into my own business. The Rubber Attic was formed and Joan Wear joined me in that venture. A couple years of learning the in's and out's or operating a press, making magnesium dies, impression boards and rubber. Mounting stamps and trimming etc. Creating a catalog, a website and marketing. I have to say it had it's purpose but it eventually took all the joy out of stamping for me.
I stopped stamping to join the force of doll sculpting. http://feathersnsong.com/References.html On this web page is a link to my dolls and other doll related things that I got involved with.
I went on that train for quite a few years also. During that time, I sold or gave away almost all my stamps and much of my equipment. Wow, I wish I hadn't done that!! I didn't dream that I would come back to it one day, but I have.
It is a whole new world now to me. I am learning and catching up on all that I have missed in the years that I was not doing this hobby. So today I opened this blog so I can share my creations with you all. Love, Terry Quinn /
Join us at the new House Mouse Facebook Group for card making.
Yeah! first comment on the first post. Cannot wait to see your creations. Welcome back to the addiction.
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the blogging world! I'm a newbie at it too. Come see me at my blog when you get a chance:
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Cheerful Mouse
I hope this makes me your first poster. Congratulations on your new blog. He he he - another addiction for you. Enjoy the journey!
ReplyDeleteSue S.
I'm glad you started the blog! This might become your ANOTHER addiction! lol;-)Looking forward to your creations! :-) ps. Once a stamper, Always a stamper... hehehe ;-)
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