…compilation of tutorials
I’ve presented different coasters already, now also simple and very customizable cardboard coasters: stamp them, doodle them, paint them or whatever idea you have :)
Links:
Cardboard Coasters
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Entries containing the word ‘coaster’
Entries with the tag ‘stamping’
Entries with the tag ‘doodle’
Entries with the tag ‘painting’
After the eraser stamps and the repeated pattern eraser stamp I want to present now also the eraser stamps II, because I find this narrow stamped bands really beautiful!
Links:
Eraser Stamps II (Masute style Hanko) (Japanese)
via: maskingtape-like stamps!!
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Eraser Stamps
Repeated Pattern Eraser Stamp
I presented the rolling pin prints before, the brayer printing works sort of the other way round ;-)
And I find it great!
Links:
Brayer Printing (Fabric Printing with a Brayer)
via: lots of great printing ideas with brayers/rolling pins here
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Entries containing the word ‘rolling pin’
This is not so much about the stamp, I wrote more often about selfmade stamps, but about the simple beauty of e.g. the Gingko leaves stamp :)
Links:
Linoleum Stamp (Linolstempel) (German)
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Entries with the tags ‘self-made tools’ and ‘stamping’
A great idea: somebody found out how beautiul plant cells look and that you actually can set them together from single stamps to stamp plant cells.
I presented the eraser stamps before and possibly you can even use the repeated pattern eraser stamps.
Links:
Stamping Plant Cells (Plant Cells Are Beautiful!)
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Eraser Stamps
Repeated Pattern Eraser Stamp
I find these bottle cap stamps a great idea: simply glue ready bought craft foam pieces onto the bottle caps and you’re done.
Because I mostly don’t like the ready bought craft foam pieces (locomotives are e.g. not my cup of tea ;-)) I thought that I’d better cut the craft foam myself or use thin self carved eraser stamps.
But if you have to know precisely where to stamp I think that the miniature marble stamps are better than the bottle cap stamps.
Links:
Bottle Cap Stamps (Create With Kids: Make Your Own Bottle Top Stamps)
via: Make Your Own Bottle Top Stamps
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Eraser Stamps
Miniature Marble Stamps
I often find the ideas best, that work with the simplest means – like the yarn stamp :))
Links:
Yarn Stamp (BOOK – print workshop)
via: collage instruction
Isn’t it a cute idea to make a cherry blossom stamp from an empty plastic bottle? :)
Links:
Cherry Blossom Stamps (Cherry Blossom Art from a Recycled Soda Bottle)
via: collage instruction
Did you always want to make stamped polymer clay items, e.g. beads, but were you reluctant to use your beautiful stamps for this?
Then you can find the solution here: make from your stamp a plaster stamp that you can easily use for polymer clay.
Links:
How to make a plaster stamp?
Have you ever thought of designing your own exlibris?
In principle you can use an eraser stamp, but I couldn’t carve my name in this.
Perhaps it’d be better to use blank cutting blocks?! ;-)
Links:
Exlibris (Tutorial-Personalized Bookplate Stamps)
English Wikipedia entry for ‘Exlibris’
German Wikipedia entry for ‘Exlibris’
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Eraser Stamps