This is part 2 of 3 video tutorials on how to unmount your wood mounted rubber stamps and how to store them. Please view Part 1 before viewing this video. Visit my blog sites for more projects and ideas: www.stampininspirations.blog
Archive for the ‘Rubber Stamps’ Category
Unmounting Wood Mounted Rubber Stamps Tutorial – Part 2
Friday, December 2nd, 2011Mounting your rubber stamps made EASY! -by Bombshell Stamps
Monday, November 28th, 2011
This video shows how to mount your unmounted rubber stamps with foam cushion for use with acrylic blocks. Also includes how to mount your stamps with double side tape… just in case you don’t have any foam cushion!
Bleaching with Rubber Stamps..
Friday, November 25th, 2011
A video tutorial on how to use bleach in your rubber stamping projects.. For more projects check out my blog at www.hollybeary.com While the bleach won’t harm you stamps right away, if the bleach is left on your stamps without cleaning them for a longer period of time it can dry the rubber out and over time they will crack.. It will also eat through some brands of acrylic stamps over time if you don’t clean and condition them after use. If you are making multiple cards at one time the bleach doesn’t need to be cleaned off each time… Just clean them up when you are done..
Studio490 Rubber Stamps and Art Parts
Monday, November 21st, 2011
Rubber Stamps from Wendy Vecchi Studio 490. Quality rubber stamps made in the USA with an artiste style of design. Give the Studio 490 Art Parts a try, a leap but you will be thrilled with the results. Sold at BlueMoonScrapbooking.com Online www.bluemoonscrapbooking.com
How to Use Rubber Stamps on Handmade Cards : Card Making Using Colored Chalk With Rubber Stamps
Thursday, November 17th, 2011
Learn how to use rubber stamps and colored chalk to make handmade greeting cards and get tips, tricks and more in this free arts and crafts video taught by an expert. Expert: Fran Bricken Contact: www.lastinglegacyky.com Bio: Fran Bricken has taught art to adults and children and has been stamping for over ten years. At lasting Legacy Fran teaches card making and stamping techniques. Filmmaker: treg ward
How to Use Unmounted Rubber Stamps
Monday, November 14th, 2011
Still new at giving tutorials. I wanted to share with you my discovery of “TAck ‘N Peel.” It’s AWESOME for unmounted rubber stamps.
Embossing – How to Emboss Using rubber Stamps and Embossing powder
Thursday, November 10th, 2011
The following video was a special request on how to emboss, using embossing powder. More details can be found on my website: lindaisrael.com How to make your own anti static bag: lindaisrael.com Thanks for watching. If this was helpful, please comment, subscribe and tell your friends about my videos. 
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How to cutout rubber stamps with mounting cushion (close up)
Monday, November 7th, 2011
This tutorial shows that cutting out deep etch rubber stamps on 1/8″ cling or standard mounting cushion with a scroll saw is easy to learn. www.stampersbest.com – cling cushion mounting foam is $2.00 each for 9″ x 12″ single sheets. Our ultra fine scroll saw blades make a smooth cut and do not produce many crumbs. Work very closely with confidence. The teeth are so fine that bumping into the blade while running will not cut or scratch you. Tips and tricks to rubber art stamp manufacturing by PictureMyStamp.com
Quick & Easy Holiday Ornaments with Rubber Stamps
Thursday, November 3rd, 2011
Looking to personalize your holiday? Projects the kids can make for relatives, teachers and more? Artist Tara Reed shows you how to make beautiful ornaments with a few supplies that we promise won’t break the bank!
How to Use Rubber Stamps to Make Jewelry
Sunday, October 30th, 2011
www.beadaholique.com – Jewelry Designer Mary Lynn Maloney uses stamping, paints and uv resin over Patera tags to create another great jewelry project. Items in this video are available at Beadaholique.com: Craft Brush Sku: TRC-05 7/8 Tag Pendant Sku: PND-6729 www.beadaholique.com Ink Pad Sku: TSM-100 www.beadaholique.com Butterfly Stamp Sku: TSM-0004 www.beadaholique.com Leaves Stamp Sku: TSM-0002 www.beadaholique.com 2oz Protectant Sku: XTL-1032 www.beadaholique.com .3oz Epoxy Gloss Sku: XTL-1017 www.beadaholique.com UV Resin Curing Light Sku: XTL-1510 www.beadaholique.com