Great tutorial Lisa, thank you! I would like to make clear photopolymer stamps to use with my acrylic stamp blocks. Are their clear photopolymer sheets available to do this with Glowforge?
Hmmm, I have honestly never heard either way, but I did find this site when I googled! www.rubberstampmaterials.com/laserengravablerubberandpolymer.aspx
Yes, I'll make a video soon! Basically, set up your design, create a rectangle, send the rectangle to back, then subtract the design (words) from the rectangle. You should have a rectangle with the words cut out. After that, mirror the image and export!
Oh I take that back - I see that was only a similar, link am in the JPP site but they have different ones: premium low odor, premium no odor, which one should I select?
have you tried using the cover paper to prevent the burn? (i forgot what it is called, but you probably know what i mean) I wonder if it would work with rubber.
Hi Lisa!! That seems easy. Thank you ♥ I just subscribed. 😉 I see this is a 3 yr old video. please make the handle for the stamp. If you already did it, please send me the link to your video. Best wishes 💐
Hi Lisa! I've watched this video multiple times and it looks like I'm missing the part where it's done on Silhouette Studio instead of using GF Premium. Could you refer me to the timestamp of where it's showing the steps?
Yeah, so I'm the dummy that missed in on the recording. I have on my list of videos to re-record it with the Silhouette designing. Until then, all you need to do is make a square, put the design on top, select both and subtract. Make sure to mirror it before exporting!
Lovely! Do you not feel the need to use any sort of foam between the rubber and the wooden base? Also, I see people talk about needing to create a "shoulder"... What do that even mean?? lol!
I believe the shoulder is that caved part on the stamp block. I am not creating one since I'm not a major stamper. I have heard of using foam and I actually got some. The foam helps gives a more even image when pressing down the stamp.
Hi Lisa, I love your videos, and I am just about ready to plunk down that cash for a Glowforge! I am also a rubber stamper, and you will get the best results if you back your rubber stamps with foam. It gives you the cushion needed to get a totally clear impression. You can also use the acrylic block, but if you get a pad of like mouse pad material that will also give you a great impression! When you say Glowforge Premium, is that a software package? I’m very new at this, and haven’t even purchased it yet! Lol. I do love your videos, and I’m glad I happened apron you! Thanks for all your info!
Thanks for the tip, Karen! Yes, I started looking into foam, do you have a brand you like? Glowforge premium is an upgrade to the program. Some people use it, but it's certainly not necessary!
@@LisaPottsDesigns ok, I was referring more towards just the silicone band itself for the setting to engrave on. I wasn’t sure what they were called that’s why I said Apple band.. lol... Silly question but you can’t engrave on any silicone bands even from Amazon cause of Apple ? Well thank you for replying back!
I can try! From what I’ve seen, Apple has a patent on the magnet parts and the way the bands assemble into the watch itself. Lots of people are getting listings taken down for the bands, so I’m just keeping my eyes open to see if they want to take the same action for tutorial videos.
Hi Lisa! Love your videos. Quick, possibly dumb, question. Do I have to have a Silhouette machine in order to download and use Silhouette Studio? I own 2 Cricuts and a Glowforge so wouldn’t need a Silhouette too.
Not a dumb question at all! Nope, you don't need it! That's one of the huge benefits of the software, you can use it for multiple machines and there is no need to buy a Silhouette. I have many people who design with it, then cut with cricut.
Thanks so much for the information Lisa! absolutely loved this video. I am super interested in purchasing a glowforge but with the intent of making cookie cutters as well as embossers, is that possible with the glowforge?
I think so! Embossers should be easy, but cookie cutters may require multiple cuts and gluing pieces together. If you are considering making a lot of cookie cutters, I would look into a 3D printer.
Always excited when you reply! Thanks. Lost my 20 year job at hotel due to Covid. We just closed our BBQ restaurant. Hubby is devastated. Trying to raise $$ to replace our catering truck so he can maybe still cater and run food truck. Gofundme is going nowhere though. I’m trying to enjoy my crafting and sell shirts, keychains etc. just ordered the Chomas engraver so hope to have more cool Things to sell. Keep the videos coming. We learn a lot. Even if we are jealous. 🤪 Think of us in your prayers. 😘.
Lisa I have a silly question , I love all you videos I really learning so much from you , ( I know you know a lot about Silhouette ) Can I create SVG Files good enough in Business edition to sell in Etsy? sorry for the question I know don't have nothing to do with the video , Thank you so much in advance !!!
Hi Ana! Making good files is all down to practice. As long as you understand what makes a good file, you can certainly make it in Silhouette Business Edition!
I'm working on an update video, but basically create the design, subtract it from a square, then flip horizontally before exporting it. Design - Draw Square - Right click the square and send to back - Select both the design and square - go to modify panel (icon with circle and rectangle) - click Subtract. This should create the square with the words cut out of it. Once you're done, flip horizontally and then export.
Would you explain padding & add edge? And, what does the Keep Original Artwork do? Thank you!
Did I miss the part where you were going to show is how to do it in silohuette studio without the stamp feature ?
Not sure why it somehow didn't make it into the video. I'll upload an updated version soon!
@@LisaPottsDesigns Yeah I need that part!
@@LisaPottsDesigns is the new video posted yet? Thank you!
Thank you, Lisa! I'm learning so much from you ❤️
More videos, please.
More to come!
If you decided to glue them to a wood block. What type glue would you use?
Love all your tutorial videos. I have learned so much from watching them.
Thank you! I am just going to use the industrial glue I have on hand, in this case it's called supertite. It's a substitute for E6000
Keep up the good work, I enjoy your videos and your so beautiful to top it off, thank you
Thank you so much!
Thank you Lisa! Beautiful work/ tutorial!
Thank you so much!
How do I make a stamp where the letters are recessed & backgound flat?
Thank you!❤
Basically make a square or rectangle and only engrave the letters, just make sure they're reversed!
Great tutorial Lisa, thank you! I would like to make clear photopolymer stamps to use with my acrylic stamp blocks. Are their clear photopolymer sheets available to do this with Glowforge?
Hmmm, I have honestly never heard either way, but I did find this site when I googled!
www.rubberstampmaterials.com/laserengravablerubberandpolymer.aspx
Would this be the same process if you did a cookie stamp??
I'm not too familiar with cookie stamps, but I think they're a type of emboss? I think you would engrave (mirrored) into acrylic really deep!
Can I ask what you saved it as to have the words be solid?
just an SVG, but you may need to weld first or adjust how the file comes into the software.
Is there a way to make a stamp without Glowforge Premium. I am having a hard time figuring out how to design it in silhouette. Thanks
Yes, I'll make a video soon! Basically, set up your design, create a rectangle, send the rectangle to back, then subtract the design (words) from the rectangle. You should have a rectangle with the words cut out. After that, mirror the image and export!
Can you make a deboss acrylic stamp using an glowforge?
I am 70% sure you can. I think I've seen other people do it. It's pretty much a thicker piece of acrylic, and and engraved mirrored design
Thank you - I wanted to make personalized stamps for my Stamp Club!
You are so welcome!
Oh I take that back - I see that was only a similar, link am in the JPP site but they have different ones: premium low odor, premium no odor, which one should I select?
I think I got the low odor!
have you tried using the cover paper to prevent the burn? (i forgot what it is called, but you probably know what i mean) I wonder if it would work with rubber.
Not really, the masking tape doesn't stick to it well. I'm sure there's a setting that's perfect for stamp rubber...I just haven't found it yet. lol
Hi Lisa!! That seems easy. Thank you ♥ I just subscribed. 😉 I see this is a 3 yr old video. please make the handle for the stamp. If you already did it, please send me the link to your video. Best wishes 💐
I haven't made it, but I will make a video if I do!
Hi Lisa can you share the material I would select
I manually enter my settings - 310/70/450
Hi Lisa! I've watched this video multiple times and it looks like I'm missing the part where it's done on Silhouette Studio instead of using GF Premium. Could you refer me to the timestamp of where it's showing the steps?
Yeah, so I'm the dummy that missed in on the recording. I have on my list of videos to re-record it with the Silhouette designing. Until then, all you need to do is make a square, put the design on top, select both and subtract. Make sure to mirror it before exporting!
@@LisaPottsDesigns that’s ok! I’ve been having a rough month so I thought I was missing it. Thank you so much!
Lovely! Do you not feel the need to use any sort of foam between the rubber and the wooden base? Also, I see people talk about needing to create a "shoulder"... What do that even mean?? lol!
I believe the shoulder is that caved part on the stamp block. I am not creating one since I'm not a major stamper.
I have heard of using foam and I actually got some. The foam helps gives a more even image when pressing down the stamp.
What stamp ink do you use?
Just cheap ink from Michael's. I'm not a huge stamper so cheap works for me. lol
Hi Lisa, I love your videos, and I am just about ready to plunk down that cash for a Glowforge! I am also a rubber stamper, and you will get the best results if you back your rubber stamps with foam. It gives you the cushion needed to get a totally clear impression. You can also use the acrylic block, but if you get a pad of like mouse pad material that will also give you a great impression! When you say Glowforge Premium, is that a software package? I’m very new at this, and haven’t even purchased it yet! Lol. I do love your videos, and I’m glad I happened apron you! Thanks for all your info!
Thanks for the tip, Karen! Yes, I started looking into foam, do you have a brand you like? Glowforge premium is an upgrade to the program. Some people use it, but it's certainly not necessary!
Lisa, Can you do a apple band or any silicone band engraving please? Thank you!
I will try, Apple is cracking down on those currently on etsy, so I'm waiting to see how far they will go through TH-cam.
@@LisaPottsDesigns ok, I was referring more towards just the silicone band itself for the setting to engrave on. I wasn’t sure what they were called that’s why I said Apple band.. lol... Silly question but you can’t engrave on any silicone bands even from Amazon cause of Apple ? Well thank you for replying back!
I can try! From what I’ve seen, Apple has a patent on the magnet parts and the way the bands assemble into the watch itself. Lots of people are getting listings taken down for the bands, so I’m just keeping my eyes open to see if they want to take the same action for tutorial videos.
@@LisaPottsDesigns thank you so much Lisa! I appreciate you sharing important information like this. Have a great weekend!
Hi Lisa! Love your videos. Quick, possibly dumb, question. Do I have to have a Silhouette machine in order to download and use Silhouette Studio? I own 2 Cricuts and a Glowforge so wouldn’t need a Silhouette too.
Not a dumb question at all! Nope, you don't need it! That's one of the huge benefits of the software, you can use it for multiple machines and there is no need to buy a Silhouette. I have many people who design with it, then cut with cricut.
@@LisaPottsDesigns oh that’s great! Thanks!
Doi need a glowforge pro to do the stamps? or can I use the regular glow forge. Not sure if the laser is the same strength?
You can totally use the regular one. You may need to adjust your settings a bit, but you should be fine.
Thanks so much for the information Lisa! absolutely loved this video. I am super interested in purchasing a glowforge but with the intent of making cookie cutters as well as embossers, is that possible with the glowforge?
I think so! Embossers should be easy, but cookie cutters may require multiple cuts and gluing pieces together. If you are considering making a lot of cookie cutters, I would look into a 3D printer.
So cool!!!!
Thanks! 💕
Lisa, when I went to the stamp rubber link from amazon, the rubber is orange, does that matter? I see yours has another color
JPPlus :)
Love it. Wish I could afford a glowforge!
Hopefully soon! I love having one.
Always excited when you reply! Thanks. Lost my 20 year job at hotel due to Covid. We just closed our BBQ restaurant. Hubby is devastated. Trying to raise $$ to replace our catering truck so he can maybe still cater and run food truck. Gofundme is going nowhere though. I’m trying to enjoy my crafting and sell shirts, keychains etc. just ordered the Chomas engraver so hope to have more cool
Things to sell.
Keep the videos coming. We learn a lot. Even if we are jealous. 🤪
Think of us in your prayers. 😘.
Love your videos! Have you ever worked for Rhinestone world?
Yep, that's me. I left a couple years ago.
@@LisaPottsDesigns Oh wow. I have beem watching your videos and knew I knew you. I met you at Embroidery show in Ms.
@@shellyjones5929 Yep, that's me!
Lisa I have a silly question , I love all you videos I really learning so much from you , ( I know you know a lot about Silhouette ) Can I create SVG Files good enough in Business edition to sell in Etsy?
sorry for the question I know don't have nothing to do with the video , Thank you so much in advance !!!
Hi Ana! Making good files is all down to practice. As long as you understand what makes a good file, you can certainly make it in Silhouette Business Edition!
Thank you so much Lisa !!
Does the logo/file have to be a vector?
Nope! This actually converts it over to a png when using the stamp feature within Glowforge.
Thank you
You're welcome ♥
I always take a picture of my book , video or whatever I lend out with the person holding it , when they return it I delete the picture .
That's a great idea that I always intend to do, but never remember! 🤪
If you put the stamp on a product called EZ Mount you can use it with a stamp platform.
Yes! I have seen that stuff. I didn't grab any yet, but I will once I make stamps more often.
I can't get around upgrading to premium. :(
I honestly use a lot of the features, but I can understand why some people don't want to use it.
@@LisaPottsDesigns You said how to make stamps without Glowforge Premium, that is what I can't figure out. I can't swing $50/mon right now.
@@LisaPottsDesigns Do you have to use the stamp on the right side or can we use your stamps settings you’ve provided without premium. thank you!!!
I followed all your steps Lisa, I still can’t make the stamp
What does it look like at the end?
I have watched this 5 times, trying to figure out how to do it without using premium. HELP!
I'm working on an update video, but basically create the design, subtract it from a square, then flip horizontally before exporting it.
Design - Draw Square - Right click the square and send to back - Select both the design and square - go to modify panel (icon with circle and rectangle) - click Subtract.
This should create the square with the words cut out of it. Once you're done, flip horizontally and then export.