…compilation of tutorials
An eraser stamp again, this time a tag-shaped eraser stamp, great for personal, easy and quick gift tags :)
Links:
Tag-Shaped Eraser Stamps (DIY Tag-Shaped Stamps Two Ways)
via: Tag-shaped stamps
via: 17 DIY Stationery Projects That Will Make You Want To Write A Letter – 11. Cute tagged envelopes.
via: 17 DIY Stationery Projects That Will Make You Want To Write A Letter
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Entries with the tag ‘stamping’ containing the word ‘eraser’
The eraser printed heart is cute, isn’t it?
And so easy to make :)
Links:
Eraser Printed Heart (DIY Heart Tote Bag – So fun and easy! Great #Craft for #Valentine’s Could do this for anything! Valentine’s day cards?)
=> unfortunately I haven’t found the original instruction
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
Lately two ideas crashed in my head and I like the result ;-)
One was the eraser stamp, the other the repeating patterns.
I marked the size of my eraser on paper, designed there a pattern following the technique of the repeating patterns, carved it from my eraser (it was mirrored but that’s no problem with this pattern) and begun stamping.
It is great to make repeating patterns on cards or the like, but when I’ll need to stamp a bigger area I’LL prefer to use the rolling pin print (here and here).
Links:
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Eraser Stamps
Repeating Patterns
Rolling Pin Prints
Rolling Pin Prints II
There are lots of tutorials on how to make stamps from erasers (look at the Google search result for ‘eraser stamp’).
I want to present three of them:
Some hints & tips for eraser-carving
This site shows how beautiful those stamps can be and gives helpful hints.
Kneaded Eraser Stamps
Craft Chi always have ingenious ideas and tutorials and I like the kneaded eraser stamp because it is a technique to create stamps from everything with a textured surface.
Making and Using Stamps with Watercolor
I liked this one because I don’t stamp so often and so I don’t want to spent too much money on ink pads. Using watercolour makes it easy to use different colours nonetheless.
By the way: On the photo you see my first attempts on carving stamps from erasers and although they’re very simple I still like to use them from time to time.
Links:
Google search result for ‘eraser stamp’
Google Suchergebnisse für ‘Radiergummi Stempel’
Some hints & tips for eraser-carving
Craft Chi: Kneaded Eraser Stamps
Making and Using Stamps with Watercolor
The heart stamps Valentine card is embellished with self-made heart stamps :)
If you like this you may want to let you inspire once more by the previously presented eraser printed heart and heart stamp :)
Links:
Heart Stamps Valentine Card (diy valentine stamps w/ printable)
via: 40 Unconventional DIY Valentine’s Day Cards – 19. Handmade Stamp Cards
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Eraser Printed Heart
Heart Stamp
What a great idea: take normal gift ribbon and stamp simple patterns on and ta-daa! – stamped gift ribbon :)
I find that it looks super!
Should you need inspiration for eraser stamps, take a look here in the blog.
Links:
Stamped Gift Ribbon (Eraser Stamp Carving – Part II)
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Eraser Stamps
Photo Stamps
Repeated Pattern Eraser Stamp
Eraser Stamps II
Eraser Printed Heart
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
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