I have this stamp set and I haven't used it because of exactly what you referenced. I could never exactly figure out how to line them up. .and now I know.. Thanks so much for this Rubbernecker tip .I am thrilled to be able to use their stamps now!!
Hey your stamp school has helped me a lot! I wanted to thank you. As a young male stamper I feel kinda out of place at craft groups, and even more awkward asking for help in them. I'm glad I can come here and learn things without feeling like I don't belong. The advice you give has helped me quite a bit.
I start my day with you Lindsay now learning a new technique or skill with crafting all the time! ...You are awesome! Thank you so much for sharing all your knowledge and for being you! What you have done for me cannot be explained in words...Love and Hugs from North Carolina
Love this! I like going back and watching the older stamp school episodes...i also remembered when you used the outline layer only and colored it with markers...I think Rubbernecker's prices are great too. Great work!
Really enjoying the stamp school. I'm a beginner and so many vids seem to expect prior knowledge of basics. This one was helpful. I must admit I couldn't figure out how these layered stamps worked.
Beautiful card, Lindsay. I'm an experienced stamper, but still enjoy your Stamp School videos. (Got my first stamps approx. 34 yr. ago.) Your tips are so helpful. I like your idea of cutting out extra shapes ahead to stamp sentiments on.
Thank you, I'm going to look for those brushes. I have a very hard time getting the blending right with the daubers. You really know all the best tricks.
I have a few stampin up layering sets I've never used cuze wasn't real sure how to line them up. Great tip!! I have a set of Judi Kin brushes I bought about 15 yrs ago. Found them as I was cnanhing a bedroom into my new craft room. It's a room in progress but love it so far. Anyway, I totally forgot what I bought these brushes for and they were hidden for years. Thanks for showing me why I bought them. Think I'll use them tomorrow during my card making.
I'm binge watching your Stamp School series. Just FYI you have to buy $35 not $25 worth of product from Rubbernecker to qualify for the free shipping. I emailed them when I put in my order because it didn't give me free shipping and he emailed me back with the correct amount needed. Thanks for all the incredible videos. I so enjoy them.
Lindsey, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us, I just love the details and hints that you always provide on your videos. Happy New Year
I have been using the rolls of double sided tape from Dollar Tree for a couple of months now and I have found it to be just as good as the Scotch brand stuff for a lot less $$$$. Just thought some of your viewers might like to know.
I've seen paintbrushes and makeup brushes similar to the color dusters at the Dollar Tree before. I think I may need to try out that technique on some "watercolor" panels I'm "painting" to use in notecard sets for holiday gifting. I bet the color brushing technique would give a nice vignette to the panels. I use quotes because for many of the panels I'm using water-based markers, some Crayola, some not. I scribble several colors that blend well together onto a plastic clipboard, then spray either the clipboard or the paper with water and schmear them together. I get different results with each... and I may try scribbling the color, then pressing my paper down and a wetting it from the back! I love how vibrant and complex the resulting panels are. I've also been experimenting with rubber cement to mask out portions of the panels, either to protect the clean white of the watercolor paper or to protect the vibrant patterns so I can lift the color I've put down. It's so much fun, and it's absolutely addicting! So thank you for sharing all of your ideas... you rock!
Great tips! I have all of these sets after seeing them at an expo here in Wisconsin a few years back, but found them difficult to line up, so gave up on them. Can't wait to get them out again...I also want that background stamp for these! Awesome
I thought I was the only one with ribbon fear :D So glad to learn I am not alone. That stuff scares the h**l out of me. I can't even stand to see it on anything.
Very pretty card Lindsey! Thanks for the tutorial.. Rubbernecker has a new site and the links don't work. Would you please give the names/or style numbers of the poppy and background stamps?
Love your videos. Always very informative and creative too! Do you need to get separate color dusters for different colors of ink, or can you get buy with one for "reds", one for "blues", etc...
Hello Lindsay, I love your videos 😊. You said that the clear stamps don't last that long😕. How long do they last? I have a lot of stamps and they are mostly clear stamps. I've been watching all your rubber stamping school videos. Thank you so much for sharing all these wonderful techniques with us. Xoxo
Anai Valencia Did I say that? Thet aer not as durable as rubber but if you clean and care for them properly they should last fine, Rubber udually give greater detail and a better impression but you can find good quality in both kinds. I probably said that but meant something different, no worries with your clear stamps, Just avoid alcohol based inks and cleaners for best results and longer life with the clears.
Beautiful card! I cannot find the background stamp and the speckles stamp on the Rubber stamp company's website? Do you know the name of these stamps? Thank you
You may be the best person to help me!! I was blessed with a bazillion stamps, many in the bag and never touched! I am currently doing unboxing vids, if you have a moment, please check them out, I NEED HELP lol. Your vid was helpful in that I have a ton of bagged stuff and now know better how the stamps work!
To the frugalcrafter, a while back you recommended a store site similar to Etsy, I can’t remember the name or information on it, is it possible to share again and if you still recommend the site. Thank you in advance.
thefrugalcrafter Lindsay Weirich Thank you for your reply. The sites you mentioned are not familiar to me. When you shared the name of the site, I wrote it down but I can’t find it anywhere. I will keep looking. I do remember there was an L in the word and it started with a V because I remember thinking, with the V just like in my name I should remember, ha, ha, famous last words. Anyway, i hope this info helps trigger a thought, please let me know, and thank you for your help. Thank you also for sharing your beautiful work, especially your paintings.
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I have this stamp set and I haven't used it because of exactly what you referenced. I could never exactly figure out how to line them up. .and now I know.. Thanks so much for this Rubbernecker tip .I am thrilled to be able to use their stamps now!!
Thanks for all your money saving tips and your cheery smiles.
I also enjoy using rubber. My images always look supreme! Thanks for sharing all your tips, Lindsay!
Hey your stamp school has helped me a lot! I wanted to thank you. As a young male stamper I feel kinda out of place at craft groups, and even more awkward asking for help in them. I'm glad I can come here and learn things without feeling like I don't belong. The advice you give has helped me quite a bit.
thank you!
Sorry you have felt that way. Any group of stampers & crafters I've known have always loved seeing men!
Fantastic timing I need a 50th birthday card for my little sister, and this is just the thing , have a great day best wishes from Western Australia x
Great idea re the edge of the paper to line up the stamps. Always so much fun to learn your techniques and just watch you work. Thanks Lindsay...
Very lovely card. Thanks for sharing the tip on how to line the stamps up.
I am still enjoying your Stamp School...I'm always a little down at the end of the video. Love the card!!
I start my day with you Lindsay now learning a new technique or skill with crafting all the time! ...You are awesome! Thank you so much for sharing all your knowledge and for being you! What you have done for me cannot be explained in words...Love and Hugs from North Carolina
I love the way the card turned out!
Love this! I like going back and watching the older stamp school episodes...i also remembered when you used the outline layer only and colored it with markers...I think Rubbernecker's prices are great too. Great work!
Love the card and that is a fabulous trick for lining up stamp layers!
I love your card! Poppies are one of my favorite flowers. Thanks for sharing
Unusual card Lindsay, but good tricks must remember them.Thank-you.
Really enjoying the stamp school. I'm a beginner and so many vids seem to expect prior knowledge of basics. This one was helpful. I must admit I couldn't figure out how these layered stamps worked.
looking forward to purchasing this stamp set. Love the water color theme. Thank you for sharing the technique.
Roberta Sharpe it is so useful, I have used it many time, the outline can be colored too making it very versatile.
Lovely card, great tip for the rubber stamps, that will be helpful!
TFS
Anita
Thank you so much for this "class". I've been stamping for a while but I'm still learning new things from you. Love this card too!!
good to know the rubber stamps last longer, thank you!
you always amaze me. So very naturally talented.
Thank you for the tip on lining up rubber stamps! This is very helpful and I have been stamping for years.
Beautiful card, Lindsay. I'm an experienced stamper, but still enjoy your Stamp School videos. (Got my first stamps approx. 34 yr. ago.) Your tips are so helpful. I like your idea of cutting out extra shapes ahead to stamp sentiments on.
Thank you, I'm going to look for those brushes. I have a very hard time getting the blending right with the daubers. You really know all the best tricks.
Thanks do much for this tip. I have this stamp set and a few more and now I will enjoy using them more.
I have a few stampin up layering sets I've never used cuze wasn't real sure how to line them up. Great tip!! I have a set of Judi Kin brushes I bought about 15 yrs ago. Found them as I was cnanhing a bedroom into my new craft room. It's a room in progress but love it so far. Anyway, I totally forgot what I bought these brushes for and they were hidden for years. Thanks for showing me why I bought them. Think I'll use them tomorrow during my card making.
Great tips, another great workshop, thanks.
Love this series. 😀
I just went to a rubberneckers class taught by the owners here in the Midwest using color burst and their stamps. So great!
+Abby Normal fun, they are great!
So beautiful!!!! Thanks for the tips
I'm binge watching your Stamp School series. Just FYI you have to buy $35 not $25 worth of product from Rubbernecker to qualify for the free shipping. I emailed them when I put in my order because it didn't give me free shipping and he emailed me back with the correct amount needed. Thanks for all the incredible videos. I so enjoy them.
oh, they must have changed it since then, I will correct it:) Thanks:)
Lindsey, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us, I just love the details and hints that you always provide on your videos. Happy New Year
I have been using the rolls of double sided tape from Dollar Tree for a couple of months now and I have found it to be just as good as the Scotch brand stuff for a lot less $$$$. Just thought some of your viewers might like to know.
***** thanks!
great tips Lindsay!!
I've seen paintbrushes and makeup brushes similar to the color dusters at the Dollar Tree before. I think I may need to try out that technique on some "watercolor" panels I'm "painting" to use in notecard sets for holiday gifting. I bet the color brushing technique would give a nice vignette to the panels.
I use quotes because for many of the panels I'm using water-based markers, some Crayola, some not. I scribble several colors that blend well together onto a plastic clipboard, then spray either the clipboard or the paper with water and schmear them together. I get different results with each... and I may try scribbling the color, then pressing my paper down and a wetting it from the back!
I love how vibrant and complex the resulting panels are. I've also been experimenting with rubber cement to mask out portions of the panels, either to protect the clean white of the watercolor paper or to protect the vibrant patterns so I can lift the color I've put down. It's so much fun, and it's absolutely addicting!
So thank you for sharing all of your ideas... you rock!
Laynie Fingers I LOLed at your "quotes" :)
Sweet card...I know you have quite a stamp collection both rubber and clear....do you cross reference your stamps so you can remember what you have?
Beautiful card! Thanks so much for this tutorial!
Great video 🎉🎉. Thank u for all u do🌸🌸🌸❤️❤️
Great video & great tips as usual. TFSD!
Great tips! I have all of these sets after seeing them at an expo here in Wisconsin a few years back, but found them difficult to line up, so gave up on them. Can't wait to get them out again...I also want that background stamp for these! Awesome
Mary J Do give them another try, they are so worth learning to use, I love mine! (I think I got every set too LOL!)
Thanks so much, great tips!
I love this card Lindsay. Especially the sentiment. Is it still available?
For the ribbon, you can substitute a strip of card stock. I have a friend with ribbon fear so we often do this when creating together.
theoamy1 nice idea!
I thought I was the only one with ribbon fear :D So glad to learn I am not alone. That stuff scares the h**l out of me. I can't even stand to see it on anything.
Elli B Ribbon fear? I’ve never heard of it, please explain. ( I use a lot of ribbon)
Cute card Lindsay! :) Thanks for the tutorial!
it's a very beautiful stamp !!
Really beautiful card :
our great teacher ty
I wish they still sold this set, checked today and it's no longer on their site. Love the look and the sentiments
thanks for that, I was just about to check myself - loved that background stamp too.
Very pretty card Lindsey! Thanks for the tutorial.. Rubbernecker has a new site and the links don't work. Would you please give the names/or style numbers of the poppy and background stamps?
Very pretty!
Love your videos. Always very informative and creative too! Do you need to get separate color dusters for different colors of ink, or can you get buy with one for "reds", one for "blues", etc...
Laura Joyce I do one for reds, blues etc. You can always wash them out if you dip in the wrong color as well.
Terrific tip
Hello Lindsay, I love your videos 😊. You said that the clear stamps don't last that long😕. How long do they last? I have a lot of stamps and they are mostly clear stamps. I've been watching all your rubber stamping school videos. Thank you so much for sharing all these wonderful techniques with us. Xoxo
Anai Valencia Did I say that? Thet aer not as durable as rubber but if you clean and care for them properly they should last fine, Rubber udually give greater detail and a better impression but you can find good quality in both kinds. I probably said that but meant something different, no worries with your clear stamps, Just avoid alcohol based inks and cleaners for best results and longer life with the clears.
Thank you Lindsay. I love your videos.
Beautiful card! I cannot find the background stamp and the speckles stamp on the Rubber stamp company's website? Do you know the name of these stamps? Thank you
Lindsay, How would you use a stamp tool such as the Misti, and line up the stamps with the package? Thank you
Does it matter what to stamp first? Thanks so much!!
+Angela Hartley it is up to you
I prefer color dusters too. You can get them at Joann.com.
Melissa W thanks!
AWESOME And subscribed.......:)
You may be the best person to help me!! I was blessed with a bazillion stamps, many in the bag and never touched! I am currently doing unboxing vids, if you have a moment, please check them out, I NEED HELP lol. Your vid was helpful in that I have a ton of bagged stuff and now know better how the stamps work!
I have a question. Can you make a card tutorial without using stamps? I only have a few but i have a lot of other media, and I know that you do too!
hi there i have a question, how do you clean your color duster?
Suzie B swipe it on some scrap but like a foam blender you don't really need to clean them
I also cut a lot of shapes to be prepare for sentiments ; )
tys
Joann's sells Judkins color dusters .
Carolyn Buttery thanks!
To the frugalcrafter, a while back you recommended a store site similar to Etsy, I can’t remember the name or information on it, is it possible to share again and if you still recommend the site. Thank you in advance.
Was it "shop handmade " maybe? I used to sell on that site before moving all of my digital products to mygraphico so I can't say how the site is now.
thefrugalcrafter Lindsay Weirich Thank you for your reply. The sites you mentioned are not familiar to me. When you shared the name of the site, I wrote it down but I can’t find it anywhere. I will keep looking. I do remember there was an L in the word and it started with a V because I remember thinking, with the V just like in my name I should remember, ha, ha, famous last words. Anyway, i hope this info helps trigger a thought, please let me know, and thank you for your help. Thank you also for sharing your beautiful work, especially your paintings.
TFS
Where did you buy the tape in bulk at?
I think its www.thetapedepot.com
Jesse b yes, free and fast shipping too!
WHEN YOU CLICK IN THE LINK FROM RUBBERNECKER IT SAYS LING NOT FOUND
I think they discontinued this set:(
ummmm!! right off the bat you put the stamp to the ink pad while it sat on the desk!!!! lol you broke your own rule!!