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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.
	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.
	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

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

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