Love it on the mirror! I’ve used them on wooden doorstops after painting and distressing them. I used to use rubons a lot years ago and then then they went out of fashion. I’m glad they are back! Just have to remember to use them.
Nice video. Rub ons provide so many design opportunities that you can't get with other mediums. I have found that they can get old and lose their stick so you want to use them up quicker than other things. Like some stickers, they lose their "stick" over time. I don't think they fare well stored in higher temperatures. I had some old ones I tried to use last week. They stuck to me but wouldn't stick to the paper. Just a caution. I think they are a great resource for crafters.
I used rub on letters to monogram little satin jewelry boxes for the bridesmaids in my daughter's wedding. So works on satin fabric but obviously not washable.
Love it on the mirror! I’ve used them on wooden doorstops after painting and distressing them. I used to use rubons a lot years ago and then then they went out of fashion. I’m glad they are back! Just have to remember to use them.
Thank you !!
Excellent comprehensive description of rub ons and how to use them.
Never thought to try rub-ons on different surfaces.TFS👍
Thank you for this video, Jess. I love rub ons & you have given me some great ideas!
Thank you for sharing this I have a few of these and wasn't sure what to do with them. Great ideas.❤
Thanks for sharing, I may try rub ons
I never thought to use my die cut machine! Can’t wait to try it!!😊
I find using a quarter (or similar disc) to be most comfortable and effective, easy to find.
Oh good idea. I'll have to try it.
I’ve used rub one on fabric for Barbie t-shirts. Never tried washing them. I used a t-shirt type of fabric. Looked nice but takes longer to get it on
Love this, do you put a sealer on the mirror and if yes what is the name of the sealer
Love this video I was wondering if you have to sand wood first example on a coaster and should i put modpodge or a sealer on top
Thanks
Cool ideas. Thanks for sharing!
Great video 🥰 great tips and tricks and tutorial ❤ thanks for sharing your creativity Hugs xx
Nice video. Rub ons provide so many design opportunities that you can't get with other mediums. I have found that they can get old and lose their stick so you want to use them up quicker than other things. Like some stickers, they lose their "stick" over time. I don't think they fare well stored in higher temperatures. I had some old ones I tried to use last week. They stuck to me but wouldn't stick to the paper. Just a caution. I think they are a great resource for crafters.
Genius!!
I used rub on letters to monogram little satin jewelry boxes for the bridesmaids in my daughter's wedding. So works on satin fabric but obviously not washable.