Rubber stamping techniques

Folding a Fitted Sheet. Looks nice and neat when you are storing extras, prepping for guests, or moving!

This technique will open up a ton of possibilities and make you look at your dies in a different way!

I've had quite a few people in m time of teaching ask me this very question. So how do I know what all the different types of ink are used for or best suited for. Do you know this about your own products? While stumbling along the net today I happened to see if I could come up with a single post to explain it to maybe some newbie crafters or even seasoned crafters who may still have no clue. I stumbled upon this great website that explains what each ink is best used for, so I thought I would…

Hi Stampers! Today I want to share a simple stamping technique that adds versatility to your stamp sets and your projects. The technique is...

Make your own rubber stamp cleaner for pennies!

By Nicole Tinkham Rubber stamping is BIG right now especially with the holiday season right around the corner. Whether you’re an experienced stamper or new to the exciting craft, embossing powder i…

I've got a DIY hack you need to know that will help stamps stick to your acrylic blocks. No longer will they fall off and mess up your paper projects!

(Voor de Nederlandse tekst klik hier.) Colors: Flirty Flamingo, Melon Mambo, Lovely Lipstick, Rich Razzleberry, Blackberry Bliss; Stamps: Touches of Textures, Recht uit het Hart (Flourishing Phrases); block H A new stamping technique with my Stampin’ Write Markers For a few weeks now, I am the proud owner of the “Many Marvelous Markers” from Stampin […]

In today’s post, I’ll be sharing projects made with variations of the Masking Tape Technique and two retiring stamp sets, Lovely As A Tree and Amazing Life.

I have a lovely Vintage Magenta Cat Stamp, I'm not sure of the exact year of release, but I'm pretty sure it is about 20 years old, It appears to be in perfect condition. But on inspection, I can feel that the rubber has gotten a little dry and "tough" and what that means is that I won't get a good impression from it. I bet you have run into the same thing with some of your older stamps! Don't toss the stamp, there is a way to restore them pretty easily! I have on hand the little sanding…