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| Have some domino size rubber stamps, but want to use them for projects other than domino jewelry? Here are some ideas for using standard domino (1" x 2") stamps for a variety of projects: |
| Check out these paper dolls by Karen, to see what she currently may have available visit her ebay store here. She uses a variety of rubber stamps and scrapbooking paper for her dolls in addition to my stamps (these faces are from sheet #Sprt-007) |
| Bottle caps available on the jewelry making supplies page. |
| Bottle cap magnets using rubber stamp art: |
| Step 1 - Using a rubber stamp at least 1" wide, stamp onto cardstock using waterproof ink such as Versafine or StazOn. Take a 1" circle paper punch, punch out the focal point of the artwork. |
| Step 2 - Color the artwork with waterproof media such as color pencils, Sharpie / Copic markers or ink pads. |
| Step 3 - Glue the cardstock circle into the base of your bottlecap using a glue rated for metal to paper adhesion. I used The Crafter's Pick - "The Ultimate!" glue. Add any desired tiny beads or glitter (if using glitter glue, let dry.) |
| Step 4 - Then apply Glossy Accents by making a circle around the edges first, then filling in the center to fully cover the art. Due to the way Glossy Accents shrinks when drying, you may experience cracking in the finish if you apply it in a different way. |
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| Alternate sealers: Glossy Accents and other clear drying glues can be problematic as they shrink while drying. I have ended up with bottlecaps that have a cracked finish. If you want durable, jewelry quality items, and you don't mind working with resin or other two-part epoxy media - I would recommend using something more durable and less prone to shrinkage. (My favorites are "Ice Resin" and "Magic-Glos" UV resin.) |
| Wood pieces are available in a large variety of shapes and sizes, I found these at my local Michaels craft store. I used Lumiere metallic acrylic paint to cover the wood surface. I then rubber stamped my image using Stazon black ink. Apply your choice of sealer, here I have used Glossy Accents (for fridge magnets) but you could use a clear acrylic spray coat, resin or epoxy sealer for jewelry items. |
| Paper Dolls: |
| Imagination is the limit on 3d projects. Here I've used "Stampbord" (a clay coated sturdy board product by Ampersand that comes in 1" x 2" pieces) to make a little paperweight flower pot for my desk. |
| More projects coming soon! |
| Clear acrylic shapes, frosted glass or plastic charms. These surfaces are easiest to stamp on when they have a sanded finish. Stamping on clear, not frosted/sanded, glass is a tricky job and transparent at best. I use glitter glue (stickles) to color my stamped images. You could also stamp onto paper, color your art and then glue it to your clear plastic or glass surface. |
| Checkerboard example art created using two stamps from Fore-M06. Used 64 (8 rows of 8) approx 1"square Stampbord pieces, inked and stamped with Colorbox chalk ink pads, wood circle shapes, glued on to cardboard. |
