Why Buy Stamps For Scrapbooking and Other Applications When You Can Make Them Cheaply Yourself?

Cruise through any craft or department store aisles forto attach firmly. Anything with a texture which is
scrapbooking stamps and you'll notice that they don'treasonably flat can be considered. Or, just drop the
come cheap. Read on for some ideas to makeglue itself randomly on the background and let dry
stamps you can use for any applications.thoroughly.
Cut shapes and glue onto a background. You can cutIncise the background. Use those foam trays that
shapes from cardboard, felt, or Foamies (from thegrocery stores still use in fruit and vegetable packaging.
store and usually in the kids crafts aisles). Use oneWash, then cut off the edges leaving a flat piece, then
shape or a combination of shapes and arrange onto ascore a design with a pencil. If you really want to take
Foamcore background (found in craft, office supply orthe time, you can buy linoleum blocks and cutting tools
art supply stores). You can use a cardboardand make long lasting and detailed stamps. If you are
background, but if you plan on using paint to stampmaking a lot of stamps, this can become cost
your designs you'll find the cardboard can get soggyeffective.
and it really isn't sturdy enough for long-term use. YouRaid your kitchen drawers. And obviously, don't use for
can cut several pieces of cardboard and glue themfood once you've used them in crafts-or search
together, and you can seal the front with gesso orgarage sales for craft-only pieces. Think cookie
matte medium to make it stronger.cutters, wine corks, toothpicks, and jar or squeeze
Glue objects onto a background. Lay string or yarnbottle lids.
onto the background and glue them down. Also tryOnce you start to look around your home and garage,
crumpled aluminum foil, old pieces of jewelry, old bottleyou'll realize there's always something to repurpose as
lids, or pieces of hardware, which may need hot gluea stamp!