Acrylic stamp

As a card maker, I do love a good rubber stamp. I have a bunch of the old fashioned rubber/wood variety, but for some reason I've put off buying the

Acrylic block stamping is easy for anyone from beginner to advanced crafters. Get ideas and learn how to stamp using acrylic blocks with clear stamps

Do you want to try stamping but it is too expensive? Use this tutorial to try clear stamps and acrylic blocks - affordable choice.

Are you a beginner card maker looking for basic start-up tool ideas or just someone trying to navigate the world of crafting? Many of you are experienced crafters, and I have a feeling that you can learning something from this post as well. Today I would like to get back Continue Reading → The post Clear Acrylic Blocks For Stamping & Card Making appeared first on Scrapping Stamping and Stuff.

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This week for my Tuesday Tutorial I thought I'd show you how I categorize my craft stamps. You may have noticed in the post (above), that I was carrying a folder with me the whole time. I brought this with me to make sure I did not buy a stamp similar or duplicate of what I already owned. Start with a good quality 3 ring binder, and sheet protectors. Save a little money by going to walmart instead of the office supply store. While there, buy paper to print on. I bought white 8 1/2 x 11…

Yes! You can definitely use acrylic paint with your rubber stamps. Other paints with oil ingredients act as solvents on rubber compounds, which results in both the rubber degrading and the oil paint remaining tacky long-term. Because of this, acrylic paints are one of the best paints to use with rubber stamps.

Today we are talking about how to clean acrylic blocks for stamping. This was a recent request in an Ask Me Anything email I sent out to my subscribers. With it being the start of a new year, starting with clean acrylic blocks is perfect! I have heard from many stampers that they throw them […]

Ever wonder about the possibilities of designing your own stamps without having to carve anything? There is a simple way! You just need silicone caulking.