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When I first got involved with making found object jewelry , I got hooked on dominoes. Working with dominoes and other game pieces was instant gratification. Used as a blank canvas for stamping, collaging and embellishing, you can create little mini works of wearable art. 

 A great tutorial on how to stamp on dominoes can be found on Rubber Stamp Club’s website. They also have a number of examples so you can see how varied the artwork can be.The dominoes pictured are done by Kelly Smith of Outside the Box Art.

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  1. imelda canales on December 24, 2007 8:11 pm

    i love the frieda stamp and would like to know where i can purchase one, thanks

  2. imelda canales on February 22, 2008 8:49 pm

    i love the frieda stamp i would love to purchase one. thanks imelda

  3. Barbe Saint John on February 22, 2008 8:50 pm

    HI Imelda,
    You will need to contact the website listed and see if you can find one thru there. or Google ‘frida rubber stamp’

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