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Crafty Tips Arts & Crafts Directory » Rubber Stamping

Rubber Stamping

Tips, techniques and supplies for creating and using rubber stamps.

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Great Rubber Stamping Websites


Rubber Stamping | Making Rubber Stamps
InstaStamp is a rubber stamping machine using for making rubber stamp, scrapbooking stamps, craft clipart, polymer stamp, craft stamps, card making and other rubber stamping by using the latest polymer technology in Australia and New Zealand.
http://www.instastamp.com.au/
(Clicks: 53; Link added: Jul 31, 2006)
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Rubber Stamping Crafty Tip

To produce quality artwork you should use a laser printer, inkjet printers do not produce crisp edges which are so important in producing quality stamps.



Free Rubber Stamping Tutorials
Lasting Impressions with Panache offers high quality, handcrafted art rubber stamps for the crafter, paper artist and scrapbooker. Available unmounted and mounted wholesale inquiries welcome. We also carry accessories and embellishments such as ink pads, beads, Acrylic Mounts, glues, glitter, color pencils, lyra pencils and other rubber stamping tools. We offer a growing resource of free tips and techniques for new and experienced stampers.
http://www.lasimppan.com/techniquepages.htm
(Clicks: 91; Link added: Aug 16, 2006)
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Rubber Stamping Crafty Tip

Be careful with glue sticks that go on blue and dry clear. Some brands will actually bleach some colors of cardstock. Shades of blues are particularly susceptible to bleaching with a glue stick. by Julie Warner (one of the many rubber stamping artists in our Creative Crew)



Anita's Arts Craft Supplies
This wonderful Seasonal Clear Rubber Stamp set contains 64 clear rubber stamps - 20 Seasonal Stamp Designs, 6 Sayings Stamps, and 38 Alphabet, Numerals & Characters Stamps. It also contains an inkpad and rubber stamp color pencils. We also sell a selection of Bucilla Needle Kits, Donna Dewberry painting kits, and scrapbooking materials by Anna Griffin.
http://www.AnitasArts.com
(Clicks: 31; Link added: Sep 16, 2006)
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Rubber Stamping Crafty Tip

Clear unmounted rubber stamps are wonderful to use, making the perfect position on your paper quite easy. Instead of buying a mount to go with them, you can use a clear CD case. The cases can double as storage for your stamps.



Rubber Stamping Fun
Online stamping store sells themed rubber stamps and stamping sets. Free galleries, tips, tricks, and articles relating to rubber stamping, scrapbooking, and papercraft.
http://www.rubberstampingfun.com
(Clicks: 38; Link added: Oct 15, 2006)
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Rubber Stamping Crafty Tip

Create unique stamped transparencies for use in cardmaking and scrapbooking by using ink jet clear transparency film. Simply stamp your images using any commercially available ink on the "printable side" of the transparency film and allow to dry. Once dry, you can cut out and trim the film to be placed on cards, scrapbook pages, or papercraft projects.



Stamping Friends
Rubberstamping and scrapbooking forum and resource site. Submit your own cards and pages, or view the work of others!
http://stampingfriends.com
(Clicks: 21; Link added: Oct 21, 2006)
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Rubber Stamping Crafty Tip

Don't throw away scraps of ribbon. There have been more than a couple of times when I've been looking for tiny pieces of ribbon and remembered throwing away a perfect piece only a few days before. I keep all my ribbon scraps in 5 plastic bags, divided by color group. It doesn't take up much space and it's nice to have all the extras on hand for just in case.



Ink Education with The Craft cabin
Our family-run craft business specializes in card making, rubber stamping, scrapbooking, DIY wedding stationery crafts, paper crafting & card craft supplies. Be sure to sign up for our free newsletter with competitions, card making ideas, wedding templates, scrapbook projects, workshops, classes & free demo’s.
http://www.the-craft-cabin.co.uk
(Clicks: 11; Link added: Jun 19, 2007)
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Rubber Stamping Crafty Tip

Basic Stamping Tips

Inking your stamps - In all but a few cases, you will get a better image if you tap the surface of your stamp with the ink pad, rather than pushing the stamp onto the pad. Foam pads will "give" too much and you will get ink on the portions of the stamp which are not raised, and too much ink on the raised parts which could transfer smudges onto your project. With both large and small pads, you will be able to see that the surface is well covered without being "gloppy." Then, press the stamp with even pressure (do not rock the stamp) down onto the paper and remove quickly. Always replace "hats" and lids to prevent drying out.

Direct to Paper techniques - Going direct to paper with your stamp pads and then using make up foam applicators to smudge/spread the ink creates a nice, multi-colored background. You can also pick up ink with the foam pad or with a stipple brush directly from the pad and then apply to the paper.

Using portions of your stamp - Sometimes you may want to use just a portion of a stamp. You can ink just that portion, or use a paper mask to protect any other stamped images. Use paper masks or low tack stencil tape to mask off the area not needed, this can also help you create background and foreground effects.

Embossing with Clear Embossing Powder - When you want to preserve the color of the pigment ink you have selected, use a clear embossing powder. As soon as you have stamped your image, cover it with clear embossing powder, use a spare clean sheet of paper to catch the excess powder & pour the excess back into bottle and tap the paper to remove any excess grains. Use a heat gun to melt the embossing powder, in a slow movement, being careful not to over heat the image. A large folded piece of paper can catch any excess and you can then funnel the remainder into the bottle.

Happy stamping...



2Crafting Sisters
We are 2 sisters that use rubber stamping techniques for a variety of items. We do a lot of paper crafting as well as stamping on dominoes for pins and ceramic tiles for coasters. We make gift boxes and bags, picture frames. We also make squash books which are mini photo albums. We also offer custom made items.
http://www.2craftingsisters.com
(Clicks: 31; Link added: Aug 20, 2007)
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Rubber Stamping Crafty Tip

When making ceramic tile coasters with rubber stamping and ink, make sure to bake the coasters at 350 degrees for 30 minutes after you stamp on them - this helps set the image in. This should be done before putting any protective coating on the tile.



Custom Rubber Stamps
Customize, preview and purchase online. Design rubber stamps, date stamps and more. Quick turnaround and quantity discounts.
http://www.rubberstamps.net
(Clicks: 12; Link added: Sep 20, 2007)
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Rubber Stamping Crafty Tip

Use your own personal artwork to stamp and individualize your outgoing mail with your company logo, favorite drawing or monogram.



Texas Crafters Treasures
Large selection of rubber stamps along with everything for the scrapbooker or altered artist. Unique vintage embellishments and scraps, ephemera, papers, tools and idea books. Over ten years selling, from a retired art teacher who loves hunting for unique items for the artist and crafter.
http://texascrafterstreasures.ecrater.com/category.php?cid=436475
(Clicks: 7; Link added: Mar 23, 2008)
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Rubber Stamping Crafty Tip

Use vintage souvenir postcards to dress up your vacation scrapbook pages, vintage greeting card scraps for your cards, and old advertising for your altered books and art to give them a unique look you can't get with new materials. Preserve family photos as decorative art by copying them and integrating them into your altered art!



Clearly Rubber Stamping
Dazzling cards! Stunning pages! Personalized scrapbooks! Make them uniquely your own when you use your delightful Clear Stamps from our clear stamp store. Turn ordinary paper and ink into extraordinary works of art with any of our clear, cute rubber stamps. All of our stamps come with their own convenient storage pouch.
http://www.clearlyrubberstamping.com
(Clicks: 9; Link added: May 20, 2008)
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Rubber Stamping Crafty Tip

Did you know that to embellish you stamping projects a simple piece of double sided tape and some fine glitter will create a perfectly straight glitter edge on your cards or pages? I love how they turn out!!!



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