<Kim> I'll start in another minute or so
<stamprat> url in the meantime?
<Kim> http://www.animadesigns.com/summerconvention2002/book1.jpg
<Kim> THAT'S THE BOOK
<Kim> http://www.animadesigns.com/summerconvention2002/walnutinkbookout/index.htm
<Kim> THESE ARE THE PICTURES AND INSTRUCTIONS
<Kim> THERE IS ONE OTHER URL FOR THE PAPER DYEING
<Kim> http://www.animadesigns.com/projects/foodcoloringout/index.htm
<Kim> OKAY, I HAVE 10PM SO LET'S GO!
<deb> go for it kim
<deb> rock and roll
<Kim> WALNUT INK REACTS DIFFERENTLY ON DIFFERENT TYPES OF PAPER
<deb> and we'll all behave
<Kim> SO THE IDEA IS THAT YOU SHOULD CREATE A SAMPLE BOOK OF TECHNIQUES TO REFER TO
<Kim> THE BOOK ITSELF IS SIMPLE
<Kim> I USED LARGE TAGS AND A METAL BOOK RING
<cak> Kim, Walnut Ink is a company (I keep thinking it's brown ink from walnut shells)
<cak> ??
<cak> (that was a question)
<Kim> THE SAMPLES ARE STAPLED ONTO THE TAGS
<Kim> WALNUT INK IS A PRODUCT, NOT A COMPANY.
<deb> http://www.animadesigns.com/summerconvention2002/book1.jpg
<debbiesdiecuts> i made walnut stain from real walnuts
<Kim> I'VE HEARD IT WAS MADE FROM WALNUT SHELLS BUT SOMEONE ELSE TOLD ME IT'S NOT.
<cak> is it just one color?
<RubberRabbit> hang on a sec or two--some of us have to type all this stuff in to get to the sites
<Kim> YES
<AmyLPR> hi
<Kim> YES, JUST ONE COLOR BUT IN VARYING SHADES
<Kim> SORRY THE URL IS SO LONG
<cak> OK--I think I get it now! thanks
<Kim> HERE'S THE URL FOR THE PICTURES AND INSTRUCTIONS
<Kim> WE'LL WALK THROUGH THEM
<Kim> http://www.animadesigns.com/summerconvention2002/walnutinkbookout/index.htm
<RubberRabbit> thanks--I finally got it
<Kim> IS EVERYONE THERE?
<RubberRabbit> yes
<Sue> yep
<brenda> yep
<twodog> yes
<StudioB> oui oui
<cak> yep
<no-vicki> i'm here
<AmyLPR> je suis ici
<Kim> I'M USING THREE DIFFERENT PAPERS FOR THESE SAMPLES
<Kim> RIVES BFK, (BOTH TAN AND WHITE)
<Kim> ARCHES 88
<AmyLPR> is walnut a brand of ink?
<Kim> AND A THIN WOVEN PAPER
<Kim> YES, WALNUT INK IS A TYPE OF WATER-BASED INK
<Kim> WALNUT INK COMES AS CRYSTALS WHICH ARE DILUTED IN WATER TO MAKE THE INK
<cak> Ah! Thus the varying shades
<brenda> neato
<Kim> YOU CAN VARY THE DILUTION WITH BY VARYING THE WATER
<brenda> and dont make the same mistake i made
<AmyLPR> so you paint on?
<brenda> make sure to order it
<Sue> a little goes a looon way
<Kim> YES, YOU PAINT IT ON
<Kim> AND BECAUSE IT'S WATER-BASED, YOU USE WATER TO MOVE THE INK ON THE PAPER
<Kim> CREATING VARIOUS INTERESTING PATTERNS
<Kim> SOMETIMES I USE THE PAPER "PLAIN"
<Kanga> what are Rives BFK and arches 88?
<Kim> BUT OTHER TIMES I LIKE TO COLOR IT FIRST
<StudioB> they're fine papers
<Kim> BOTH PAPERS ARE PRINTMAKING PAPERS AVAILABLE IN ART SUPPLY STORES
<Kanga> ty
<Kim> YOU'RE WELCOME
<Kim> REFER TO SAMPLE 00 THEN I'LL BACK UP TO SAMPLE 0
<Kim> THE WALNUT INK WAS PAINTED ON THEN SPRITZED WITH WATER
<Kim> THERE ARE LOTS OF TECHNIQUES THAT YOU CAN USE WITH THE WALNUT INK
<Sue> any special kind of brush?
<Kim> I WILL TRY TO GIVE YOU AN OVERVIEW OF SOME OF MY FAVORITES
<Kim> NO, ANY BRUSH WILL DO. I LIKE A FAIRLY WIDE BRUSH THOUGH.
<Sue> ok-ty
<Kim> FOR THESE PAPERS, YOU DON'T NEED TO LET THEM DRY BEFORE SPRITZING
<Kim> BUT WITH TAGS, THE WALNUT INK SHOULD DRY FIRST
<Kanga> because tags absorb the ink differently?
<Kim> YOU CAN VARY THE PATTERN PRODUCED BY SPRITZING WITH VARIOUS SIZE SPRAYS
<Kim> YES. THE TAGS DON'T REALLY ABSORB THE INK, IT SITS ON THE SURFACE FOR THE MOST PART
<Sue> the tags turn out way cool
<Marion> I can't find the Sample numbers
<Kim> IT NEEDS TO BE DRY FIRST OR YOU END UP WITH A MESS
<Kanga> ty
<Kim> THEY'RE IN THE TITLES
<Kim> ON EACH PAGE
<LuniLadi> Kim, is there a url?
<Kim> http://www.animadesigns.com/summerconvention2002/walnutinkbookout/index.htm
<LuniLadi> tahnks
<Kim> YOU'RE WELCOME
<Marion> Thaks
<Kim> SHOULD WE MOVE ON
<Sue> ready
<StudioB> si si
<SusanR> yes
<kat18> hi all
<Kim> I'VE USED VARIOUS MATERIALS AS A RESIST
<Kim> HI KAT
<Kim> MASKING TAPE, OIL PASTELS, GLUE STICK
<Kim> IF YOU COLOR THE PAPER FIRST, IT'S NICE TO USE A RESIST ON IT SO THAT THE COLOR OF YOUR PAPER SHOWS THROUGH
<Kim> SEE SAMPLE 2 WAS DONE WITH ADHESIVE LABELS
<Kim> SOME OF THE INK SEEPED THROUGH
<Sue> how'd you do that?
<Kim> A STRONGER ADHESIVE WOULD HAVE BEEN A MORE COMPLETE RESIST
<Kim> WHAT SUE?
<kat18> can i see the samples
<Kim> http://www.animadesigns.com/summerconvention2002/walnutinkbookout/index.htm
<Sue> get it to still look water colory
<RubberRabbit> http://www.animadesigns.com/summerconvention2002/walnutinkbookout/index.htm
<RubberRabbit> I can do that for you Kim if you want me to
<Kim> I'M DYEING THE PAPER FIRST USING FOOD COLORING OR PEERLESS WATERCOLORS
<Kim> YES, THANKS RABBIT
<RubberRabbit> ah--ok do you dilute the food colors or use them as is out of the bottle
<Kim> THEN I AM APPLYING ADHESIVE LABELS, TAPE, ETC AS A RESIST
<Sue> then apply labels & do the ink over it?
<Kim> I USE THEM OUT OF THE BOTTLE. I HAVE ANOTHER URL FOR THAT
<SusanR> what does peerless mean?
<Kim> http://www.animadesigns.com/projects/foodcoloringout/index.htm
<RubberRabbit> peerless are a kind of watercolor
<Kim> PEERLESS WATERCOLORS ARE DRIED AND IN BOOK FORM
<Kim> THEY ARE VERY INTENSE
<cak> it's a brand name I think
<SusanR> ty
<LuniLadi> I came in just as you said it was important to "let it dry"
<TheMadStamper> I'm a little confused:o\
<Kim> REFER TO SAMPLEWOVEN 1 TO SEE WHAT THEY LOOK LIKE
<LuniLadi> the coloring agent or the walnut ink?
<SusanR> oh yes, I saw them at the Daytona convention!
<Kim> ONLY ON TAGS DO YOU NEED TO LET THE INK DRY
<LuniLadi> walnut ink?
<Kim> IF YOU ARE UNDERPAINTING WITH DYE OR WATERCOLOR, THIS SHOULD DRY BEFORE PUTTING THE WALNUT INK ON.
<LuniLadi> ah, ty
<LuniLadi> otherwise it mixes to mud?
<Kim> YES
<RubberRabbit> Kim how long did it take you to make all these samples? was this a major playweekend?!
<Kim> IT TOOK ME THE BETTER PART OF A DAY.
<RubberRabbit> wow
<Kim> I MADE A BIG MESS
<StudioB> KIm> How does the ink interact with rice paper, mulberry paper or other highly porous media?
<LuniLadi> might take me a lifetime..lol
<TheMadStamper> ok first you dye with watercolors or food coloring and then you put this walnut ink stuff on top???
<LuniLadi> yes
<Kim> LOOK AT SAMPLEWOVEN -- IT'S THIN AND LIKE RICE PAPER
<StudioB> ok, thanks
<Kim> SAMPLEWOVEN 3 TO BE PRECISE
<TheMadStamper> was that yes to me Luni?
<LuniLadi> yes :)
<TheMadStamper> TY!
<beanjean1> thanks Kim, but I'm getting REALLY tired
<beanjean1> night
<RubberRabbit> http://www.animadesigns.com/summerconvention2002/walnutinkbookout/index.htm
<Kim> YES TO THE MAD STAMPER
<beanjean1> byeee
<TheMadStamper> TY too:o)
<Kim> STUDIO B, LOOK AT THE SAMPLE WOVEN
<StudioB> just looked, kim. Interesting . . .
<Kim> THIS IS THIN LIKE RICE PAPER AND VERY ABSORBENT
<RubberRabbit> this looks like a great way to test out the walnut crystals though--did you just make one batch of the crystals for all this?
<Kim> THE IDEA WITH ALL OF THIS IS TO FIGURE OUT WHAT THE CRYSTALS DO ON EACH PAPER
<RubberRabbit> cool
<Kim> YES, AND I HAD A TON LEFT.
<StudioB> a ton of paper, or paint?
<LuniLadi> how much do you mix?
<Sandy> What is the ratio when making the Walnut ink?
<RubberRabbit> anyone who doesn't have access to a good art store J.Neal Bookseller sells a sample pack of artist papers for printmaking
<LuniLadi> or does it depend on how deep you want the color?
<Kim> MIX ACCORDING TO YOUR WISHES. I LIKE TO USE IT FAIRLY DARK IF I AM SPRITZING BECAUSE IT KEEPS GETTING LIGHTER
<RubberRabbit> http://www.animadesigns.com/summerconvention2002/walnutinkbookout/index.htm
<StudioB> Can I have your leftover ink, please?
<RubberRabbit> heck with that--can I have your leftover paper?
<RubberRabbit> http://www.animadesigns.com/summerconvention2002/walnutinkbookout/index.htm
<Kim> I WOULD START WITH A TABLESPOON IN 3/4 CUP OF WATER
<RubberRabbit> http://www.animadesigns.com/summerconvention2002/walnutinkbookout/index.htm
<StudioB> greedy greedy
<Kim> I USE IT ON EVERYTHING
<LuniLadi> everything?
<Kim> I JUST TRIED USING IT ON WOOD THIS WEEKEND AND IT IS TOO COOL!
<TheMadStamper> Where do we get Walnut ink?
<Sue> can you store any leftover ink?
<deb> wow
<Kim> CHECK OUT THIS SAMPLE
<Kim> http://www.animadesigns.com/summerconvention2002/walnutinkbookout/pages/samplearches5.htm
<christiesobsession> so the idea is that it's like a dark wash?
<LuniLadi> Kim's site Mad
<RubberRabbit> you get the ink from Kim of course
<StudioB> madstamp - get it at Anima designs
<Kim> IT CAN BE A LIGHT WASH ALSO IF YOU DILUTE IT MORE
<TheMadStamper> oh:o)
<LuniLadi> I saw that one...tooo cool
<TheMadStamper> DUH heehee
<Kim> SORRY MAD, YES I SELL IT IN THREE SIZES
<RubberRabbit> they're all gorgeous
<RubberRabbit> they'd make beautiful book and box covers
<Kim> THE SAMPLEARCHES5 WAS DONE WITH WATER SOLUBLE OIL PASTELS UNDERNEATH
<StudioB> Kim -- did it soak into the wood and not move -- or were you able to sweirl it around?
<Kim> http://www.animadesigns.com/summerconvention2002/walnutinkbookout/pages/samplearches5.htm
<Kim> YOU APPLY THE OIL PASTELS FAIRLY HEAVILY USING COLORS IN THE SAME FAMILY OR RELATED FAMILIES
<Kim> THEN YOU PUT A WASH OF WALNUT INK OVER THIS
<SusanR> this all needs to be sealed when we are done to avoid bleeding?
<Kim> THE WALNUT INK BEAD UP CREATING HOLES WHERE YOU CAN SEE THE COLOR UNDERNEATH
<Kim> YES, IT SHOULD BE SEALED
<SusanR> ty
<Kim> I HAVEN'T DONE THIS FOR TAGS BUT IT REALLY SHOULD BE SEALED
<Kim> I HAVE ALSO DONE A JOURNAL PAGE WITH THIS TECHNIQUE
<Sue> can you write with crayon & then cover with ink?
<LuniLadi> those sample wovens are gorgeous
<LuniLadi> "water soluble" pastels...don't disolve like watercolor crayons?
<Sue> would a regular crayon work as resist, I meant
<Kim> I AM LOOKING FOR THE SAMPLES
<Kim> NO, THESE ARE WATER SOLUABLE OIL PASTELS MADE BY CRAYOLA
<Kim> http://www.animadesigns.com/summerconvention2002/walnutinkusesout/
<Kim> http://www.animadesigns.com/summerconvention2002/walnutinkusesout/pages/journalpage1.htm
<Sue> gorgeous!
<Kim> THIS IS THE JOURNAL PAGE THAT I DID
<Kim> http://www.animadesigns.com/summerconvention2002/walnutinkusesout/pages/58bsample.htm
<twodog> how exactly
<Kim> THIS IS A CARD SAMPLE
<LindaR> THE JOURANL PAGE IS FANTASTIC
<twodog> on the journal page
<Kim> HOW EXACTLY WHAT TWO DOG?
<sweetp> That's sooo cool!!!!
<Kim> TY
<LindaR> oops, sorry, didn't mean to yell
<deb> wow
<RubberRabbit> http://www.animadesigns.com/summerconvention2002/walnutinkbookout/index.htm
<Kim> THE SAME TECHNIQUE THAT I DESCRIBED FOR THE ARCHES SAMPLE
<twodog> ty
<deb> wow that journal page 1 is awesome kim
<SusanR> how did you do the face on the journal page?
<Kim> USING WATER SOLUBLE OIL PASTELS AND A WALNUT INK WASH OVER THAT
<StudioB> is that one of your duotone images?
<deb> that face looks luminescent
<Kim> THE FACE IS SCANNED IN FROM A MAGAZINE AND MANIPULATED IN PHOTOSHOP
<StudioB> ahhhhh
<brenda> wow
<deb> cool
<anno> I think the ones I have are crayola too.. and I got 'em at...
<Kim> THE IMAGE IN THE CARD IS ONE OF THE DUOTONES
<anno> staples?
<anno> of all places.
<SusanR> ohhh...really amazing!
<Kim> http://www.animadesigns.com/summerconvention2002/walnutinkusesout/pages/57bsample.htm
<RubberRabbit> http://www.animadesigns.com/summerconvention2002/walnutinkbookout/index.htm
<StudioB> kim - the ink seems fairly opaque, yes?
<Kim> THIS SAMPLE SHOWS THE DUOTONES
<Kim> IT CAN BE MORE TRANSPARENT IF YOU DON'T MAKE IT SO DARK
<RubberRabbit> Kim are you going to have all these urls on your website afterthe convention
<Sandy> Are these the fronts of the journals?
<Kim> IT CAN GO FROM A VERY LIGHT WASH TO ALMOST BLACK
<StudioB> have you mixed it with anything else -- like a glaze?
<Kim> YES, AND THERE WILL BE LINKS FROM MY PROJECTS PAGE
<Kim> I WILL KEEP THESE UP
<Sue> oh good
<Sandy> Great...I noticed the journal special on your site
<Kim> http://www.animadesigns.com/summerconvention2002/walnutinkusesout/pages/57bsample.htm
<sweetp> Great!! I ran out of paper!!
<RubberRabbit> good because I see this as a grand fourth of July project
<Kim> THE DUOTONE IMAGES ARE SHOWN ON THE 57B SAMPLE
<sweetp> And on top of that, my modem is being flaky
<LuniLadi> my whole computer is flaky
<Kim> I'M SORRY I'M JUMPING AROUND BUT THERE'S A LOT TO GO OVER
<sweetp> I think I will name my 'puter Flake
<LuniLadi> mine can be Flake II
<SusanR> you're doing fine
<sweetp> Big Flaky
<Kim> REFER TO SAMPLE 8
<Kim> http://www.animadesigns.com/summerconvention2002/walnutinkbookout/pages/sample8.htm
<LuniLadi> cool
<StudioB> I love this -- it's like paste paper, sort of
<Kim> YOU CAN USE GOLDEN ACRYLIC GLAZE ON TOP AND DO A PASTE PAPER SORT OF THING
<Kim> YES, IT'S LIKE PASTE PAPER
<Kim> PAGE OVER TO THE NEXT SAMPLE
<Kim> WALNUT INK OVER THIS BRINGS OUT THE DARK LINES
<StudioB> what is it about this particular "brown" that's so lovely?
<Kim> I DON'T KNOW BUT I JUST LOVE IT!
<deb> it's so rich
<StudioB> very very rich
<deb> you know kim
<RubberRabbit> it's made from the shells of black walnuts that's why
<deb> I think we could easily make this an evolving class
<sweetp> I like the way the colors fade together
<Kim> YOU CAN ALSO USE THE CRYSTALS DIRECTLY ON WET PAPER
<RubberRabbit> so you get all the range of color from dk green to black in one ink
<Sue> does the glaze have to dry before applying ink?
<sweetp> I really love these samples
<Kim> I JUST FOUND SOME INK IN COLORS THAT HAS A SIMILAR EFFECT TO WALNUT INK
<Kim> NO, THE GLAZE SHOULDN'T DRY BUT IT IS DESIGNED TO BE VERY SLOW DRYING.
<StudioB> what are the inks?
<Sue> ty
<Kim> YOU HAVE PLENTY OF TIME TO MANIPULATE IT BEFORE IT DRIES.
<cak> you use the ink to tint the glaze, right?
<Kim> INKS ARE SIMILAR TO WALNUT INK AND ARE USED IN WOODWORKING
<Kim> YOU CAN USE THEM ALONE OR USE THEM TO TINT THE WALNUT INK IF YOU WANT COLORS
<StudioB> also water-based?
<Kim> SOME CALLIGRAPHY INKS ALSO ACT AS A RESIST
<Sandy> Where do you find the glazes?
<TheMadStamper> what are these glazes?
<RubberRabbit> http://www.animadesigns.com/summerconvention2002/walnutinkbookout/index.htm
<StudioB> sandy - any art supply store -- Michael's, for instance.
<Kim> THE GLAZES ARE MADE BY GOLDEN
<Sandy> TY
<Kim> THEY COME IN A GAZILLION COLORS
<Kim> THEY ARE TRANSLUCENT
<Kim> I'VE USED THEM IN JOURNALS LIKE PASTEPAPER USING COMBS, ETC. TO CREATE PATTERN
<Kim> THEY WERE MY PREVIOUS ADDICTION BEFORE I DISCOVERED WALNUT INK
<cak> how thick are they Kim? (I'm used to the traditional cooked starch pastes for this)
<TheMadStamper> aw I see adictive agent:o)
<LuniLadi> Kim, did you work with fabric before paper?
<Kim> THEY AREN'T THAT THICK BUT YOU ARE ABLE TO MAKE SOME NICE PATTERNS WITH THEM
<RubberRabbit> http://www.animadesigns.com/summerconvention2002/walnutinkbookout/index.htm
<Kim> I MESS AROUND WITH FABRIC BUT PAPER IS REALLY MY THING
<cak> thanks!
<Kim> http://www.animadesigns.com/projects/walnutinkdemo/basicdemo/basicdemowebgallery/index.htm
<Kim> THIS IS A URL ON MY SITE THAT SHOWS THE CALLIGRAPHY INK EFFECT
<Kim> I HAVE A TUTORIAL ON THE SITE THAT SHOWS DIFFERENT BASIC TECHNIQUES TO USE
<Kim> I AM EXPERIMENTING WITH NEW ONES ALL THE TIME
<Kim> MY CURRENT FAVORITE IS THIS ONE WITH THE WATER SOLUBLE OIL PASTELS
<StudioB> those are hot
<cak> have you tried the salt technique yet?
<sweetp> Do you have to use glazes or can you go without??
<Kim> NO, BUT I THINK THAT WOULD BE COOL TOO
<RubberRabbit> http://www.animadesigns.com/summerconvention2002/walnutinkbookout/index.htm
<Kim> YOU DON'T NEED THE GLAZES, IT'S JUST ONE OF MANY TECHNIQUES
<Kim> CHECK THIS OUT
<sweetp> ah, ty!
<Kim> http://www.animadesigns.com/summerconvention2002/walnutinkbookout/pages/samplearches7.htm
<LuniLadi> Nice...I thought 6 was cool too
<Kim> YOU CAN ALSO WRITE WITH THE WATER SOLUBLE OIL PASTELS AND IT ACTS AS A RESIST
<sweetp> I really love this look...
<Kim> 6 IS USING THE SAME STUFF. JUST DESIGNS & MORE WRITING WITH WALNUT INK WASHED OVER IT.
LuniLadi is having trouble grasping "water soluable" and "oil" together...lol
<Kim> THE POSSIBILITIES ARE ENDLESS
LuniLadi needs to check out Pearl
<Kim> I KNOW, WATER SOLUBLE AND OIL SEEM LIKE A WEIRD COMBINATION, BUT THAT'S WHAT THEY'RE CALLED
<LuniLadi> :)
<Kim> YOU HAVE TO BE CAREFUL APPLYING THE WASH TO THE OIL PASTELS THOUGH
<StudioB> I need an endless supply of walnut ink
<pmstamper> what kind of drying/setting time is needed with that combo?
<sweetp> I need some toooooo
<Kim> TOO MUCH INK ON TOP WILL MAKE YOUR BACKGROUND DISAPPEAR
<Kim> I USE MY OVEN FOR DRYING
<Kim> SO IT'S PRETTY QUICK
<pmstamper> ty
<Sue> I seem to get better results spritzing w/alcohol rather than water-why is that?
<Kim> NONE OF THIS IS TOXIC
<LuniLadi> mixed lighter, does it look like shellac?
<Kim> I TRIED ISOPROPOL ALCOHOL AND IT DID ABSOLUTELY NOTHING
<StudioB> denatured alcohol?
<Kim> IT CAN HAVE A LIGHTER HUE BUT IT IS NOT AS GOLDEN AS THE SHELLAC
<LuniLadi> ty
<Sue> yes, denatured
<Kim> SHELLAC WAS ALSO A FORMER ADDICTION -- I LOVE IT ON PAPER
<LuniLadi> lol
<Kim> OH DENATURED. I'LL HAVE TO TRY THAT. IT STINKS THOUGH.
<Sue> sure does!
<LuniLadi> ah, these addications...they come and go....and come again
<Kim> I HAVE A LONG LIST OF THEM.
<LuniLadi> lol
<Kim> ADDICTIONS THAT IS.
<Sue> don't we all?
<LuniLadi> don't we all...lol
<sweetp> no 12 steps for me ty
<twodog> lol
<cak> (144 steps for each of us?)
<Kim> I WON'T GET A CHANCE TO COVER IT BUT I HAVE INSTRUCTIONS ON THE FOOD COLOR PAPER DYEING ON MY SITE
<RubberRabbit> i
<Kim> http://www.animadesigns.com/projects/foodcoloringout/index.htm
<LuniLadi> I saw...I dyed fabric this way
<sweetp> I think u could have 1000+ steps and it would never work for me
<LuniLadi> *never* thought to apply the method to paper!
<Kim> ALSO, BEFORE WE CLOSE, I WOULD LIKE OFFER A SMALL WALNUT INK SAMPLE TO CLASS ATTENDEES
<RubberRabbit> http://www.animadesigns.com/summerconvention2002/walnutinkbookout/index.htm
<Kim> FOR PUTTING UP WITH ME
<LuniLadi> addictions...quilting...fabric dying..silk painting
<StudioB> oh boy oh boy oh boy
<RubberRabbit> ooh!!
<Kim> JUST EMAIL ME AT ANIMADESIGNS@ANIMADESIGNS.COM
<twodog> awesome
<Kim> AND GIVE ME YOUR ADDRESS
<deb> kim
<deb> putting UP with you??????
<TheMadStamper> me too???
<Kim> AND I'LL GET IT IN THE MAIL TO YOU
<deb> you've GOT to be kidding
<teach246> cool!
<pmstamper> how great! Thanks!
<RubberRabbit> cloth and paper dyers are crossing over all the time--just saw something about a fabric artist using the shaving cream technique to dye fabric
<Sue> thank you!
<StudioB> Kim -- you're amazing. and your technique pages are beautiful.
<Sandy> Can we email an order..I wasn't sure how to get the 2 for 1 on the journals
<dbstampin> how much is shipping on the big jar Kim?
<SusanR> ty so much...how generous!
<deb> kim - I'd like to see you do this class again
<deb> for more discussion
<twodog> thanks. I can't wait to give it a whirl.
<RubberRabbit> thank you very much Kim!
<sweetp> cool...ty so much!! I can't wait to try it!
<crzystmpr> good class
<deb> shoot
<deb> C_Lion I need you
<deb> need your title
<kat18> Thanks Kim, that is so very generous
<RubberRabbit> oops! Kim just left!!
<cak> Thank you so much---oooops, we lost Kim
<deb> wow she left FAST
<StudioB> Kim -- come back!
<cak> she got dumped
<sweetp> Kim, where are uuuuuuu
<StudioB> it's madstamper's fault
<sweetp> sounds like me
<sweetp> and my Big Flaky
<RubberRabbit> wb kim
<cak> she's back!
<TheMadStamper> my fault!!?
<deb> there's Kim
<deb> round 2
<Kim> OOPS I WAS DISCONNECTED
<deb> lol
<StudioB> hi kim welcome back!
<Kim> TY
<arielart> Kim, the class was awesome!
<RubberRabbit> LOL we blamed it on Madstamper
<sweetp> hi again!
<StudioB> lol
<Kim> ANY OTHER QUESTIONS?
<pmstamper> very nice setup with the website samples!
<TheMadStamper> hey!!! LOL
<RubberRabbit> we'd like to see this as a series of classes
<LuniLadi> Kim, are you doing any other classes/socials for the convention?
<RubberRabbit> perhaps a couple pages a week
<cak> Yes, there's so much to explore
<arielart> Your website samples and directions are wonderful.
<dbstampin> Kim, how much is shipping on the large jar?
<arielart> Thanks!
<deb> yes she is
<deb> 2 more this week
<Kim> YES, I HAVE ONE TOMORROW NIGHT AT 11PM
<LuniLadi> ty deb
<RubberRabbit> so we could all do these books!!
<Kim> A SOCIAL
<LuniLadi> 11? ack
<RubberRabbit> hurrah!
<Kim> AND ONE THURSDAY AT 6PM
<LuniLadi> OMG..I'll be sleeping at work next day...rofl
<Kim> I THINK THIS WILL BE A CLASS
<sweetp> cool!
<Kim> THAT WAS ALL THAT WAS LEFT!
<LuniLadi> class Thursday?
<deb> kim - we need to do this one again for more discussion
<sweetp> I will playing at work, but don't tell the slavedrivers
<deb> !!
<RubberRabbit> as long as you are not working at a nuclear power plant, that's fine LuniLady
<Kim> I AGREE
<deb> yeah!!
<Kim> YOU GUYS HAVE BEEN GREAT!
<LuniLadi> kaaaaa-boooom
<deb> you too
<StudioB> Thank you so much for the sample pages --
<deb> thanks
<deb> lol LuniLadi
<Kim> YOU'RE WELCOME
<sweetp> lol
<RubberRabbit> your book is awesome Kim and thanks for the free present
<cak> Thank you Kim--wonderful stuff
<keribou> ty Kim
<Kim> YOU'RE MOST WELCOME. THANKS FOR COMING.
<sweetp> ty so much! Great class!
<deb> nite kim
<Kim> TY
<Kim> NITE
<Sue> great class, Kim-you really put a lot of work into all those samples
<LuniLadi> Kim, I have to add to my running order...lol
<Kim> YEAH, BUT IT WAS FUN
<SusanR> night Kim....thank you much!
<Kim> NITE
<MomCat> Great class pages, Kim!
<teach246> Thanks!
<Kim> TY
<kat18> thanks kim
<Sue> nite all
<Kim> YOU'RE WELCOME
<Sandy> Thanks Kim..I emailed an order
<LuniLadi> got to go...*great* class Kim...
<LuniLadi> that's what I have to do..lol
<Susie> thanks for the class!
<Kim> YOU'RE WELCOME
<RubberRabbit> Kim what was the journal 2 for one offer?
<RubberRabbit> for the folks who came in late?
<Susie> Will have to sit down and play with this.
<Susie> Oh yeah, I missed that.
<Kim> BUY ONE ENVIROPAPERS JOURNAL AND GET ANOTHER ONE FREE
<RubberRabbit> ooh that is a good deal!!
<Sandy> Can you tell I have been looking over your web page?
<Kim> IT'S BELOW MY COST
<RubberRabbit> enviropapers are gorgeous
<Kim> I AM OVERSTOCKED
<RubberRabbit> Julie Bloch uses them all the time in her printmaking
<Kim> THEY ARE ALL HANDMADE AND WONDERFUL TO USE
<Sandy> I want to create a garden journal
<RubberRabbit> never be afraid to ask, teach246
<LindaR> thanks Kim, very inspiring.
<RubberRabbit> Kim loves to tell her specials
<teach246> Thanks, and have a nice night!
<kat18> nite all
<pmstamper> I'm off to peruse the website, thanks again, great class
<twodog> thanks so much Kim, nite.
<RubberRabbit> night and thanks Kim!!
<Kim> Nite and thanks!
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