Nope, the heat resistant transparancies won't melt or misshape...
The Blessed Fiddy, Patroness Saint of the Disorganized LC in Sunny So Cal Personality Development Specialist (Full-Time Mom!)
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Ew ew ew, OMTP.
BTW, I have an extra copy of that B&B magazine. It's the Bead Dreams from
2003. Anyone want it? Especialy anyone from overseas who can't get it?
~~ Sooz
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Adorable. She was a constant customer when I had my stamp company -- one of my
**favorites**. Love her. ~~ Sooz- Vote on answer
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~~ Sooz
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Mimes I can handle, but they get on my nerves after a while.
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Most of them. I have seen some that weren't hitting me on the freak-o-meter. But like I said--I do like what you've done with yours!
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They _are_ freaky, aren't they?!?!?!? I mean, I admire the artist's use of their imagination but *shudder* thank the gods for the wide world of creativity--there are plenty of other things I can admire:)
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Thanks! The one on the Dragonfly Goddess, (who btw has been named Maia, which in Sanskrit means Illusion) is a full moon stamp that I took into my image editing program, colored in a bit, shrunk it down and then covered with a page pebble.
Beki
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Oh well, DUH! That was too easy! LOL
Beki
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shucks! you were supposed to fawn all over my superior knowledge and retention. Or not.
The Blessed Fiddy, Patroness Saint of the Disorganized LC in Sunny So Cal Personality Development Specialist (Full-Time Mom!)
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Nope! I imagine you could melt them if you really went for it. And I did warp one individual wing a bit, but it actually came out looking cool that way....now to figure out how to repeat that process...lol
Beki
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... and how does one run up Ovary Mileage to Philly?
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Do you get Frequent Flyer Rewards with that mileage?
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"halographic embossing powders"
Where can I get some of those?
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I love the ones from "paper pearls"...holographic green pearl, holographic blue pearl...etc. Sooz, who's your favorite vendor for these?...I like California Stampin'.
The Blessed Fiddy, Patroness Saint of the Disorganized LC in Sunny So Cal Personality Development Specialist (Full-Time Mom!)
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I am happy to say.....I wouldn't know!!
Beki ....no longer the owner of those yucky organs!
Beki
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This is where I got mine from Debbie.
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They have a fabulous selection of powders at good prices, with great service. They have two different holographic powders as well as a Polysparkle.
Beki
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I almost don't buy stuff like this any more, so I bow to your expertise. You're the person I'd go to to get info. ~~ Sooz
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I don't mind the ovaries, but I am all done with the uterus and would gladly donate it to someone who wanted it.
Why don't they have THAT kind of organ transplant? Why can't I donate my young, healthy, tried-and-proven functional uterus to someone who has a bum one?
It only seems fair.
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Wow. I have to save up for some. I want to try holographic & polysparkle