Happily married and the wrong side of 50, living in London.
I'm a freelance mixed media artist, designer, jeweller, book binder and now dabbling with digital arts, blog backgrounds and other gadgets. I also teach rubber stamp art (see BladeRubber Stamps' Classes schedule) and bookbinding. In my spare time I also write the BladeRubber blog.
Sue Lark
My name is Sue and I'm an addict.
I've been an addict for about six years, ever since my first encounter with the fine powder. No, not the fine white powder, but the gold stuff that you heat with a heat gun! I just love stamping and can't resist rubber stamps - there's always just one more that I really, really need. Blade Rubber does absolutely nothing to help cure my addiction.
Chris McMillan
Hi, I'm Chris (from Suffolk) and I've been crafting in various forms for as long as I can remember.
I got into stamping about 9 years ago when I bought some metal stamps from a stall in Covent Garden. I progressed to rubber stamps and now have a very large collection - still growing! When a new stamp or product grabs my attention - words from the great guru Tim Holtz come to mind:
"As crafters we want it and we want it NOW!"
When I took early retirement from teaching primary children five years ago, I started running workshops, and regularly give demonstrations locally. I was honoured to be asked to run classes at Blade Rubber and also produce samples for the shop.
All images from Tack-o-Rama
