RUBBER STAMPING TECHNIQUES
Cover stamped images with glitter glass on pillar candles. It's really easy!
Cover a stamped image in multiple colors of glitter glass and learn to use red liner tape with glitter glass.
Also a review of the different pre-made spritzers
and various ways of mixing your own.
These techniques also work for Fantasy
Film and Fantasy Fibers.
Directions for creating a faux patina
on metal, cardstock or chipboard using Adirondack
Dabbers.
Faux
Fresco - Coming Soon
Inspired by a more involved process,
this process for creating the look of painted cracked
plaster can be done with canvas, crackle paint and walnut
ink crystals and any permanent dye ink pad..
Use alcohol inks with metallic mixatives
and blending solution to create backgrounds that look
even more impressive than polished stone backgrounds.
Basic instructions plus 2 other cool
techniques as well as good examples showing the difference
between using clear and black Perfect Medium.
We provide information on using and
caring for clear polymer stamps.
Create a nice luxurious background with
a dot stippling template.
Use two stamps together to create a
much different stamp.
Bottle caps are a popular embellishment
in scrapbooking and can also be fun for stampers, too.
Stamp the names of your kids, friend, occasion or select
from patterned stamps made just for bottle caps.
Directions for creating a faux patina
on metal, cardstock or chipboard using Adirondack Dabbers.
Micro Marbles or Tiny Marbles can be
used in rubber stamping artwork much the same way as
glitter, but provide a unique and sophisticated look.
We'll show you what you need to get started using this
technique and what you can do with Micro Marbles. These
are sometimes also called tiny marbles, no-hole marbles,
and micro beads. These are often called tiny
glass marbles or Micro Beads.
With just a brayer and any ColorBox
PetalPoint pigment ink pad make a fantastic looking
background for rubber stamping. This is an easy technique
and provides some very unique results.
Good masking techniques allow rubber
stamps to be used together without running over one
another. When creating collages using various stamps
or several images of the same stamp, you may not care
if the stamps overlap at times. There will surely be
times that you don't want the stamps to overlap, but
would like one to sit in the background of another.
This like shows my favorite steps for overlapping images.
Mount temporarily on Acrylic Mounts
or permanently on wood.
Use fun foam to create reusable custom
sized and shaped shadow stamps for less than $0.05 each.
Bind your own inexpensive art books
using backerboard and O-wires
See the results of our customer challenge to show us
how they store their cling cushion stamps.
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