Stamps are popular tools for making cards, scrapbooks and a myriad of other crafts. Stamps do not have to be one solid color, but you can be color them in with several colors or with added details using markers and marker pens.
Markers will work alone or with stamp ink pads, both creating different techniques. The markers used for stamps can be water or alcohol-based, have different tips and can be used in many ways. Water-based markers work most effectively on the stamp itself. Water-based ink dries slowly and thus is easier to clean and alter with effects.
Even after drying the ink, you can wet it again with water and blend it with a paint brush or blender pen. Alcohol-based markers also work with rubber stamps but could potentially stain the rubber if not cleaned immediately after using. The alcohol-based ink dries quickly and is permanent on paper. You can remove this type of ink by applying stamp cleaner or hot soapy water.
Markers used for stamping and other art projects can have dual, dabber, fine or brush tips. Dual tipped markers have a fine and thick or an angled and brush tip, designed to provide both broad and narrow portion control with a flip of the marker.
Permanent inks are solvent, lacquer, alcohol based and require special cleaners to remove from rubber or clear stamps. Permanent and water-resistant on most porous and non-porous surfaces. Quick-drying and ideal for stamping on glass, plastic, metal and fired ceramic pieces. Includes alcohol inks like StazOn. Likely to stain your stamps. This does not harm the stamp at all. If you can stamp on a wet paper towel, then stamp on a dry paper towel without leaving a mark, your stamp is clean enough.
Markers are ideal for coloring directly on your stamps to make a multi-colored impression. Alcohol and Lacquer based markers will dry too quickly to work well. Water-based or pigment-based markers are ideal for this technique Start with the lightest color first to avoid contaminating light markers with darker colors.
Color entire image the "huff" on the stamp image so the moisture in your breath will "re-activate" all the colors at once. Stamp by pressing firmly, straight down, over the whole image. Colors can be blended with a water brush after stamping.
Water can be spritzed on the stamp before the first stamping to create a watercolor, blurred look. And after the first stamping to create a second impression. Thanks for signing up! Sign up for Stampendous Emails Receive emails featuring new techniques, new products, events, and more for stampers, crafters, scrapbookers and mixed media artists.
You can also use a mild detergent if you need to. Also clean the stamp between individual stamping sessions so that the outlines come out clean. There are some amazing stamps available to buy — but would you like to make your very own stamp? No problem — basically you can use any soft, non-absorbent material and make a stamp from it.
Linoleum sheets or old erasers are particularly suitable. You can also buy larger rubber plates that you can cut a stamp out of. Draw the motif on the stamp material and cut it using hollow knives suitable for cutting lino. Leave only the parts that should remain visible as a contour when stamping.
Sometimes the stamp does not touch the paper evenly, so the outline is not closed everywhere. However, this does not have to be a disadvantage and can even emphasize the character of the technique. This means you don't necessarily have to trace the outline in afterwards. However, if you stamp on very rough paper, the print may become particularly irregular. It is therefore best to do a test print first in order to become familiar with the properties of the paper.
I sometimes trace the contours to create a shadow effect. It can look very effective. This is why I like to work with Brush Pens for stamping. Depending on the stamp motif, it can enhance the image if you put some glue on one part of the motif and sprinkle it with glitter or coloured powder. If, for example, you sprinkle glitter on the pistils of flowers, you will get a beautiful 3D effect.
For very fine lines that you want to sprinkle with glitter, the MONO Glue Pen is ideal because you can apply it very thinly. Learn more about stamping. You will need paper that weighs grams, such as Bristol paper, which is ideally suited to cards.
Cut the paper to the desired size and fold as needed. Summary: With stamps you can create great pictures, which you can further edit according to your needs and wishes. With Brush Pens you can colour your stamps wonderfully and then paint the outlines with water. Start Inspiration Stamping. Make creative Stamp Images using water-based Brush Pens Stamps are brilliant for applying wonderful motifs to a beautiful background.
Save the Date card created by HeinDesign. Water-based colours are suitable for stamping Stamping inks should be water-based so that they do not affect the stamp material. Always clean your stamps immediately after printing After you've used it, you should clean the stamp right away. Melanie Robinet, Lettering-Artist and Illustrator. Six different neon colors available. Available in various colours. Only available for a short time.
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