A) how do you use these in card making? B) how do you use these "on" rubber stamps?
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I think of them as a concentrated, lipstick consistency watercolors. I've used them by just applying them directly to my project or by watering them down with water. When stamping, I directly apply them to the stamp then lightly spritz the stamp with water and stamp. The results are soft but vibrant. There are tons of great videos on YouTube. That's were I learned to use the product.
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The November 2012 Cardmaker Magazine (p. 46) has instructions for making a card using this embossing folder. They use Spellbinders Jewel Tones Premium Craft Foil Assortment (#F-013). They say to place the foil into the folder on the bow side and run through the Grand Calibur machine (am sure Big Shot or Cuttlebug would work, also) to emboss. Then, sand embossed areas of foil panel using sanding block. They trimmed the foil panel to fit on a white card. I haven't tried it yet. Hope this helps.
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I love these punches because you can flip them upside down to center printed words on paper or stamp art. You simply turn the punch with the opening pointing up, insert the paper, center your image or place in the right location and punch. It's that simple. I know you will love using it.
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The smaller folders need to be use on smaller pieces of card stock. I cut squares the size of the smaller folders, emboss them and then layer them with foam dots to pop them up and give dimension to the card.
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Any good double sided tape will work. My wife sells Stampin' Up! and their craft double sided tape works nicely. Avoid a cheap adhesive.
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I suggest using a decent quality card stock (available at walmart, kmart, craft stores in both stationery and craft sections) and laminating it - that would be a much better way to make stiff cards - this will disappoint you for that purpose.
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so far I have not been able to stamp anything! I am not sure if I need more strength or different stamps. I bought them to stamp old silverware & then use them as plant stakes.
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Yes you can use them on paper envelopes. Don't let them bleed by pressing too hard or too long. For each marker, test first so they are not too watery.
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I use a small paper note pad and squirt two even puddles of resin and hardener on the pad. Then I mix the two puddles together well. I mix a little more than I think I need for the job and use any extra on any other any other projects I have.
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They may bleed a bit during the stamping, but as a disposable towel they should dry ok once. It all depends on how much of the towel you intend to stamp. If it's the whole section that would seem to me to negate the usefulness of the towel. If it's a tiny corner it shouldn't affect the usefulness, but again, it might bleed a bit. I haven't tried so I don't know. I personalized the holder and left the towels as they were.
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Hmmm.. that is a good question. Stamps as in ink stamps... probably? just have to be careful and make sure they dry so they don't smudge? I'm sorry, that's prob. not much help. As I don't have them in front of me. I placed personalized stickers on them... and also printed w laser print onto them.? back in August. I donot have any more in front ofme to text out? Goood Luck...
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We bought these to use at my daughter's wedding. We used stickers on them. I think with the right ink you could stamp on them but it will be difficult as they are curved.
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ummm......there is a blue plastic cover on the fronts, that needs to be removed before use, on the fronts. On the backs there is a paper covering. As for protecting your fingers? I don't know. I put them flat on a paper towel, polish, scrape, stamp. My fingers don't touch the plate as I'm stamping, so I'm not exactly sure what there would be to protect. Does that help at all?
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There wasn't one included in the packet or anything. There may be a similar one that would work; not sure. I used them with rubber stamps and handwriting...
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If you look in the reviews, you can see that we are very disappointed with this paper, with some sets working, and others will not transfer. If you write with a pen, you must press very HARD. I doubt a stamp would work. I would check each set in a corner before starting out. Probably best used with a typewriter.
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Hi, I personally do not like this stamper. The top keeps falling out. I have tried using it. I can't get used to the stickeness of it. I have read there is away to keep the stopper in. I have to work with it. I so far have not really used it. I use my old ones. I will work with it eventually. This is my opinion of it. Maggie V.
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I have successfully done this, you have to make sure and not use a lot of ink, I lightly blot the stamp on a paper towel to remove excess ink. I also have used it by mixing powdered color with a little vodka which dissipates quickly. The scope for uses of this paper is only left up to the imagination. You can do what I do, I keep extra and all my scraps for trying new ideas. Have fun! NOTE: Stamp directly, firmly and quickly lift off stamp.