Clear stamps how to use

Clear stamps are amazing y’all! They come in so handy for Bible journaling, and also for card making and other paper crafting endeavors. But, where in the world can you put all those stamps? In this post, I’ll show you how to store clear stamps, so you can always find the ones you need.

Learn how to clean your clear stamps the right way!

How much do you REALLY know about cleaning stamps? Have you ever asked yourself "Why won't my clear stamps stick"? "Why is my stamp stained"? maybe even "How can I prevent my stamps from staining"? If you said yes to any of these questions, I have the answer to these and MANY other questions. I have EVERYTHING you need to know about cleaning & caring for your Cling, Clear, Acrylic & Photopolymer Stamps in this FUN video! Who said learning can't be fun?

Learn the basics of stamping! Stamping is simply the art of applying ink to a stamp and transferring that stamp’s image or sentiment to a piece of paper. With stamping, you can apply professional artwork to your crafts without having to be an artist yourself.

When it comes to card making ideas, there are so many mediums, techniques, and products that can be used. Rubbing stamping was one of the first ways used to decorate a card but many don't know the best ways to use stamps for embellishing paper. With How to Use a Rubber Stamp + 10 Stamping Projects, we will provide you with the stamping basics and tips you need as well as give you some incredible stamp ideas for your next card. It's not a difficult skill to learn but does take some practice…

How to Make Your Own Polymer Stamps: Make your own clear rubber stamps (polymer actually) to use on clay, polymer clay, fabric, paper, or anything else you can think of. This is an easy process that allows you to make stamps out of practically any black and white image you can come up…

How to Use Stamps in your Bullet Journal or Planner to Stay Organized

When I first started stamping I could never get a clear image with brand new stamps. I used quality paper and quality ink. What was the problem? I was informed by a stamping friend “You need to condition your stamps before using them.” Huh? Brand spanking new photopolymer stamps and red rubber stamps have super clean stamping surfaces. Ink doesn’t want to stick to the surface of the stamp. There are several ways to condition your stamps to make sure you get the best image possible.

Click to see how I prep my clear stamps for use on my card projects - this has been a game changer in saving time and energy in my craft room!