How to make fabric stamps. Fussy Cutting Needlebook

So why make fabric stamps, and where can you use them? They are easy and fun to make and add detail to small projects. They look lovely on mass or use them individually like a label. Great for pouches, tubs and needlebooks. Would work beautifully on my Poppet pouch pattern too! 😉 Perfect for using those precious fussy cuts that are too small to make into anything else. Mine are destined for my "Fussy Cutting Needlebook". The pattern includes the fabric stamps tutorial.
Details:
✨️ As well as fussy cuts, you will need plain white cotton and an iron-on adhesive like Bondaweb (Vlieseline) or Heat and Bond lite. They both work!
✨️ You will also need a quilting ruler, rotary cutter, mat and pinking shears.
✨️ I've used gorgeous @rubystarsociety fussy cuts for my stamps.
✨️ You don't need a mini iron for this, but mine is an Ansio mini steam iron incase your wondering. 😆 I got the wool pressing mat from Amazon.
✨️ You can also quilt over the top of these stamps very close together (matchstick quilting) to hold in place.
If you want to make my "Fussy Cutting Needlebook" you can find the pattern via the link on my Channel description.
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