anno azanders@ix.netcom.com
So, I grabbed my trusty lab-mouse and the kids' changeable markers and a hunk of old far-side-a-day calendar pages and sat down at the table and "colored". Colored a nice solid block with the colored marker. Colored mr. mousie with the clear one. huffed at him, and mooshed him to the paper. Voila.. instant bright yellow mousie on a field of red. Aidan went "wOW.. AWEsome...". it was a success. Repeated the performance, in blue this time. amazing. totally cool. I must add my own set of those markers to my shopping list. and get some teeny stamps. I picture borders.. bright red borders with yellow swirly suns.. dark blue borders with tiny starfish and seashells and seahorses and squids.. too cool. especially squids.

ladyug@webtv.net (Lynn Legge)
I saw the post about the changeable markers, and wanted to put my half of a cent in. I used a green marker and then got a stamp, say with a fern and then used the marker that changed it to white. it looked really neat with the green background and white ferns, or change them around with other colors. The stamps look very nice done this way, and its good to use a bold stamp such as leaves and things.