Postoids & Inchies! //Rubber Stamping Tutorial // DIY Ephemera
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- Postoids & Inchies! //Rubber Stamping Tutorial // DIY Ephemera
Sponsored by Rubber Stamp Tapestry pegstamps.com/ Get 20% off your peg stamps and peg stamp sets order of $10 or more using coupon code: POSTOID16 offer good through 6/5/16
Supplies:
Cardstock
Dye ink
Sponges or ink brushes
Small Rubber Stamps (Rubber Stamp Tapestry-see links below for sets I used in examples in the video)
Lotus Pond: pegstamps.com/...
Sea Horse Garden: pegstamps.com/...
Pansy Garden: pegstamps.com/...
Starfish and Shells: pegstamps.com/...
Sand-dollar and Starfish Border: pegstamps.com/...
Coral and Triton Border: pegstamps.com/...
Crab: pegstamps.com/...
Auntie's Strawberry garden: pegstamps.com/...
Sea Turtle Mama: pegstamps.com/...
Shell Border: pegstamps.com/...
Trigger Fish: pegstamps.com/...
Stamp edge deco scissors (Fiskars)
paper piercer or piercing wheel (EK Success or Scor-pal)
Directions:
1. Cut a mask (window) with as many rectangles as you like from cardstock or acetate.
2. Tape the mask to white cardstock and stamp in the opening.
3. Sponge or sweep ink over the mask to color the background.
4. Cut around with stamp edge scissors and pierce holes between the stamp squares.
Postoids & Inchies! //Rubber Stamping Tutorial // DIY Ephemera
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Music: Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Love them....so stinking cute. Easy to follow. Clear instructions and useful tips. Thanks
Love this idea! I was wanting a postage like stamp the other day, never occurred to me to make my own... This is why I love watching you, so creative! I love learning something new and fun.
The kaleidoscope ink pads are very cool. I actually went on an eBay shopping spree years ago buying up many of them. I took them with me overseas many years ago to leave in our apartment there. I take craft supplies with me. And I loved that I could have so many colors but take up so much less luggage Space. I took bunch of mini ink cubes and maybe 6-12 of these different colored kaleidoscope ink pads. Stampin up had several versions with some of their colors in them as well as other color combos in craft stores. They were a wonderful addition to my crafting goodies over there.
Love these! I haven't done these in years! I have the postage stamp edger scissors and even some large rubber stamps that were made years ago for this particular technique! I am all set! And I love how you are using the Kaleidacolor pads! All materials that we "older" stampers have packed away in drawers somewhere! Now we can breathe new life into our supplies! Thank you for this video! Always inspiring!
Yes, love these! I was a philatelist as a kid (stamp collector) so these really appeal to me. Collecting stamps taught me geography and history as well as an appreciation for small art! Great results, Lindsay!
Don't know how I missed this vid, but how sweet. I just love these. Love the peg stamps too.
Man. I Missed this video when it came out. Boy if I had known of these I would of never given away all of my decorative Scissors. These are really cute. I have a postage stamp die. Maybe even some punches as well with similar shape. This is something I do want to try out now. So cool.
So stickin Cute! Going to do this one too. Thanks. I feel like a thief stealing your ideas...lol
Very cute!! I also like those stamp pads and have several! TFS!! Diana
Those stampoids are stinking cute! One of these days I'll buy postage stamp edge scissors and a postage stamp punch :)
I've used a needlepoint tracing wheel I bought at Daiso Japan with one of our metal rulers to get decent perforations. I think Tim Holz has a perforator too. Poking with a needle would take longer, but not too long lol!
Oh I forgot to tell you I love the crab! I need to buy some of those little stamps soon :)
I am definitely making stamps tomorrow to put in a junk journal. Thanks for the tutorial.
Just so cute. Great for Mail Art too.
I want to add the peg stamps to my collection of tools! Every time you use them I become more intrigued by them! COLOR DUSTING ! Fabulous!
Very cute. I have several sets of these stamps and they make really good impressions.
Postoids! So cool! How creative!
Wow! These are great! Super easy and look just wonderful! I love it!
Wow ! Love this idea. brilliant. Hugs from Michigan.
Love the peg stamps i have one set ,hope to find more at Senz craft show,in July.Thanks Lindsay.
Lots of fun! I forgot about these! I remember when you did these for the kids with the mailbox! What a great idea! Glad you brought them back! Good job and -as always- great imagination and wonderful teaching! Thank you Lindsay!
These are soooo cute!! I'm busting out my pegstamps right now!
I have some of those little stamps and I love them, will have to try this. So cute Lindsay:-)
Great project Lindsay!
I want those stamps! You are tempting me. Maybe this summer.
Fun idea. I have the Sew Easy piercing tool which has many different heads including the plain one like you used here. I know what I'll be playing with today :). TFS
Great video,..I haven't seen postoids being made for years,.i too love my kaleidocolor inkpads,I have just been using them to make rainbow decorative papers for my cards...
Dawn from the UK
How cute! TFS! 😊❤️
Thank you Lindsay for making such great tutorials. I made some stamps this afternoon and I’m thrilled with how they turned out.
Hi Lindsay. I used to collect stamps so I found these especially adorable. What a fun idea. Thanks again! - Bobbi
These are soooo stinking cute!
These are awesome! Thank you for this tutorial!
Twenty-one cents? Good gravy I'm old! I remember three cent postcards!
Great video, Lindsay.
I absolutely love these little stamps. I love anything tiny! Hugs....
What an awesome idea - TFS ❤️❤️❤️
These posties & inchies are so cute. I just saw that Scor-Pal rollator perforator thing at the craft store a few weeks ago. I was wondering what it could be used for. Thank you for the inspiration.
I love these!!! They are totally Awesome!!! I will have to check out the stamps they are so cute!
These are so cute! Just another way to use my little stamps. I can't wait to get started.
love these faux stamps they are so beautiful and what another great use for the decorative scissors. can't wait to try this out tfs leah uk xx
cute little stamps, Lindsay! 😆 Will you be doing a live show tomorrow? Also, I can't wait for some more pan pastels videos. As of next week I will have the full 80 set...That is if UPS will hurry up! 😉 Right now I just have the 20 set painting and 20 set extra dark shades.
yes:) 12:30pm ET, I will schedule it in the morning:)
+thefrugalcrafter Lindsay Weirich Yay! 😆
I really like these stamps - great idea Lindsay. TFS
Lindsay I was thinking while watching this video. You could take those double sided adhesive sheets and cut them to fix the back of those stamps and use them on the back or front of card envelopes for different occasions. Nice little craft!! :)
yes! or get the full sheet white lables at Staples and make them right on that, good idea!
Yes! didn't think ahead far enough...Great Idea!
Love this!! I love your "frugal" tips!!!
I truly love your work and your enthusiasm. Thank you.
LOVE THIS IDEA! So cute ... Thanks...
WOW!!! I love this idea!!
These are.adorable!
Absolutely fantastic!!!!
how cute!! A new way to play Post Office, Lindsay? :D
I love this idea, I even have a bunch of their stamps. Thanks again Lindsay
very beautiful and very cute 😀😀😀
I love these peg stamps. I hope one day to have most of them. I have high hopes. Thanks for the video. I want to make some of these posties.
So beautiful!!!! I love that idea of making your own mail
stamps...what did you say you use to refill your inkpads?
I cannot wait to try making these. What an awesome idea. Thank you so much!
Thank you for another great lesson! Your videos are great and I love your joy!
thanks!
I agree this is fun! I've seen the Kaleidacolor pads on Amazon, though price, as with everything on Amazon, does fluctuate. It looks like Joann's has them too roughly for $7 a pad, which isn't bad considering you're getting 5 colors per pad.
Love it, great project!
Great idea! Thanks for sharing.
These are awesome! I have lots of tiny stamps...perfect project for these and my many scraps! I haven't heard of "color dusters" though...is it like pastels/chalk or like the "Perfect Pearls" pigment powders? I do have some of those. Thank you, and wonderful ideas! 😁💜
Love love love these. Tfs
So cute!
Adorable!!!
Your awesome!!! I love your videos...💜
What a awesome idea !! Thanks !!! :)
Stamps by Judith always carry those kaleidoscopic stamp sets.just fyi.
So cute.
Wow!! You could so totally design for USPS!!😉
what a great idea
Fab idea...Cheers for sharing! X
Those are so adorable! Thank you
Super cute! Thanks so much for sharing this!!!
Love them! Great Video! Thanks for sharing.
Hi Lindsey, great video..before it was even over I had to go to the site and buy a few of the stamps!! Of course, I used your coupon code! Thanx for all your wonderful videos..would be 'lost' without them.
I think you will really enjoy them!
Adorable
Cute, awesome, love them, thanks xXx
Lindsay I know you have done several watercolor colorwheel theory video's, only most incluided in a demo. I was wondering if you can do an extended video on primary color mixing? I don't like the big pallets, I LOVE my small cotman travel set. But I need some knowhow on mixing toning and shading, if you could plan that in on the small cotman set that would be awesome. I have the set of 12, I thought I have seen you use it once or twice but I could be mistaken.
These rubber stamps would be good to use on dominoes.
Fun idea. Love them.
New subscriber! Great video. I love making those too!!!!!!
These are adorable. What is the brush you used to do the background? I looked up stippling and coloring brushes and they did not look like the one you had.
These are adorable!! Is it ok to decorate an envelope with them? I would love to make some.
Can we still get these kaleidoscope colors ink pads? I used to use them and love them
Love it. :-)
Where is Kathy ?
She is in Springfield with me and Lorraine right now getting ready for the stamp show!
miss them
thanks for answering my question