I needed some words to go on this little panel but couldn't find quite the right thing. I saw a Kaiser (and no I don't work for them.....its just that they make some good stuff at a reasonable price so its a bit over-represented in my craft room) stamp that was almost right. It had a religious text that was inappropriate for how I wanted to use this card, and in any case, it wouldn't have fitted in the small space with extra words. A few snips with the scissors later and I had just what I needed. Acrylic stamps (I have just found out) cut really easily, and if you need them as they were they can be somewhat reassembled on a clear block. I'm now revisiting some of the unused text stamps from other sets I own to see how they can be made useful. After all....."All things are possible".Saturday 7 July 2012
CUT UP YOUR STAMPS
I needed some words to go on this little panel but couldn't find quite the right thing. I saw a Kaiser (and no I don't work for them.....its just that they make some good stuff at a reasonable price so its a bit over-represented in my craft room) stamp that was almost right. It had a religious text that was inappropriate for how I wanted to use this card, and in any case, it wouldn't have fitted in the small space with extra words. A few snips with the scissors later and I had just what I needed. Acrylic stamps (I have just found out) cut really easily, and if you need them as they were they can be somewhat reassembled on a clear block. I'm now revisiting some of the unused text stamps from other sets I own to see how they can be made useful. After all....."All things are possible".
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Hi Heather, I chop mine these days too (even the rubber ones, gasp!!!) Makes them much more user friendly. :)
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I love the paper butterfly and ... yes, I cut my stamps up too - scary! Could you shoot me an email as I can't seem to find your email address? Thanks - bronaddinktivedesigns@gmail.com
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