I know that I’ve been doing a lot of Halloween stuff recently, but it is one of my favorites holidays. Costumes, candy, parties… What is there not to love? I saw these delicious Tim Holtz stamps on Scrapbook.com and felt the need to point them out.
Stampers Anonymous – Tim Holtz – Cling Mounted Rubber Stamp Set – Retro Halloween
Scrapbook.com
Stamps are fun to color in with Copic markers:
Sharyn Tormanen at Get It Scrapped writes:
One question often asked when it comes to stamping is: “but how do I get the image to go where I want it to go?” Nothing is more frustrating than owning a stamp but not being able to position it where you’d like. Trust me, it’s much easier than it looks! Depending on what type of stamp you favor—rubber or clear—the technique varies. Here, I’ll show you how to position a wooden stamp image…
Clear stamps You will need a clear acrylic block to mount your clear stamps onto. 1. Peel, or gently roll your stamp off of the protective plastic it is on 2. Place the smooth side of the stamp onto the block; you should have the rough image side facing up. **If it doesn’t seem sticky, just clean it with plain soap and water or stamp cleaner. Make sure you dry with a lint free towel. It is like a vinyl cling on the back side, so if it gets dirty, or has lint on it …it might not cling to your block**** 3. Some clear stamps require you to season them. You will know if they need seasoning if your ink beads up like water drops on your stamp.