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Rubber Stamping
Rubber stamping can be as simple as applying ink to paper, and as complex as you wish to make it. Here are just a few things you can do with stamps.
[30 Aug 2008 | Comments Off | ]
This simple technique creates an effect that looks like a bandana print.
[3 Aug 2008 | Comments Off | ]
Here’s the frugal woman’s way to create block prints without investing in a lot of expensive materials.
[17 Jun 2008 | Comments Off | ]
To add depth, visual interest and texture to your rubber stamping, try a little embossing.
[9 Sep 2006 | Comments Off | ]
I tried using a Castaway pad—and here are my results.
[13 Dec 2005 | Comments Off | ]
Wood can be a great surface for rubber stamps. Here’s a quick guide to making a good impression.
[13 Feb 2005 | Comments Off | ]
Wondering how to store your unmounted stamps? Here’s how I store mine.
[11 Jul 2004 | Comments Off | ]
Turn everyday dominos into lovely pins with these easy instructions.
[9 Feb 2004 | Comments Off | ]
Confused by all the ink options? Here’s a rundown of the properties of many of the non-solvent based pads.
[9 Feb 2004 | Comments Off | ]
If you’re not getting a clean impression from those oh, so detailed stamps, here are a few things that might help.