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Using Rubber Stamping Tools
Using Markers to Color Open Stamps
Using Chalk Pens & Crayons to Color Stamps
Rubber Stamp Coloring Methods
Supplies Needed to Make All Occasion Cards Using Rubber Stamps
Making an All Occasion Note Card Using Rubber Stamps
Adding Accents to an All Occasion Card Using Rubber Stamps
Finishing an All Occasion Note Card Using Rubber Stamps
Using Chalk & Sponges to Color Open Stamps
Supplies Needed to Make a Homemade Thank You Card
Finishing a Homemade Thank You Card Using Rubber Stamps
Making a Holiday Card Using a Super Set of Stamps
Making a Homemade Birthday Card Using Rubber Stamps
Using a Water Brush to Color in an Open Stamp
Buying Rubber Stamp Sets
Summary: How to use several methods for coloring rubber stamps for making cards for various events and occasions; get expert tips and advice on homemade arts and crafts in this free instructional video.
Shelly Cordsen has been sewing and crafting for years. She offers classes around the Southwest demonstrating many different advanced techniques. Shelly is constantly learning and loves...read more
" Hi! I am Shelly Cordsen from Expert Village.com. Today, we are stamping open stamps. That means it is stamped with a lot of white space you have got to fill in and there are so many methods to color a stamp and I am going to show you several. The first one I am showing you is with markers. You can get any markers, most of them double-pointed, you will have a thick end to color wide spaces and you will have a thin end which you can also use for writing in small. Be sure to read the sides, some will say pigment ink or acid free and that’s what you need is acid free. It just makes it, where it preserves it a long time. Pigment means it will stay permanent and a pigment ink is definitely what you need when you write on fabric and you will just take your markers and start filling in and color it at end. This is a wonderful, wonderful project to get your kids started and interested in making cards for family members. Just find them a stamp, let them stamp and start coloring away and you will be complete. "
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