RUBBER STAMPING TECHNIQUES


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Rubber stamping has evolved into a crafting phenomenon, and new mediums and techniques are constantly being developed. From custom paper to personalized koozies, stamping enthusiasts will ink them all.

The following sources offer information on popular stamping and crafting techniques:

Art Glitter: techniques and information on AIG Glitter and Transparencies

Stamp Mall: instructions for Aluminum Foil Stamping

The Stampin Place: using a rubber roller to attain creative background results

The Stamping Studio: tutorial and instructions to make stamped and beaded pens

Rubber Road Adventures: over-stamped bleached background technique

Michael Shannon: tutorial on simple and creative book making

Scrapbookie: how to make a scrapbook using brown paper bags

Clearly Rubber Stamping: using rubber stamps and colored ink on candles

After Midnight Stamps: CD Pin instructions and tutorial

Craftbits: simple tutorial on making CD Sun Catchers

Altered Book: how to make a mini coin envelope tag book

Swirlydoos: using Alcohol Inks to customize your stamped projects

DIY Network: Tutorial for making your own button and cork stamps

Scrapbook Advice: discusses types, uses, and applications of decorative pens

The Enchanted Gallery: creative Domino Art ideas and techniques

Tale of Hare: embossing powder tips, tricks, and recipes

Instructables: complete instructions for making Envelope Books

Joggles: easy tutorial outlining fabric stamping technique

Blockhead Stamps: instructions for glass marbling with Micro Marbles

Cloud 9 Tips & Techniques: tips and techniques for using Glaze Pens

Atlas Quest: provides direction on mounting your own stamps

Fun Science: illustrates how to make your own paper at home using recycled paper products

Ecstasy Crafts: explains the general technique of Paper Trapunto design

Fabric and Art: tips and techniques for using Pearl Ex Powdered Pigments

Sara Jane Studio: illustration of the use of the Polished Stone Technique for making textured backgrounds

Craft Town Hobby Land: details the use of Rainbow Sponges and provides project ideas

Scratchboard: tutorial on Scratch Board basics

Scrapbook.com: thousands of themed and inspirational scrapbook layouts

Split Coast Stampers: using the Shaving Cream Technique to create dimensional backgrounds

Close to My Heart: how to use a candle to create the Soot Stamping effect

Sparkle N Sprinkle: general techniques for spotlight stamping for highlighting effects

House of Stir Fry: provides templates to create your own stamped playing cards

Coxes Art & Stamping: provides a comprehensive glossary of stamping terms, including abbreviations and techniques

Trystan Craft: instructions for stamping on velvet

Nut N Honey: solutions for stamp storage and display

Trish Bee: mixing and stamping techniques for Walnut Ink

Stampington & Company: watercolor techniques for stamped images

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