Rubber Stamping And Markers : 5 Fantastic Tips For Making Marker Magic!

>watermark stamp pad, stamp the surface of the
cellophane the desired size according to the stamp
Markers are the perfect mediums for rubber stampsyou will be using. Using your markers, color the
since they are relatively inexpensive and are offeredstamped cellophane, blending the colors with q-tips,
in a wide variety of colors and sizes. This articlebrushes, or light mists of water. Taking your rubber
discusses five incredible tips for getting the most outstamp, cover the surface by gently tapping the
of your markers and rubber stamps on all of yourstamp to the cellophane. Proceed to stamp your
scrapbooking and cardmaking projects.project with this watercolor-crackled look!
Chances are your craft room or child's play area has4. Embossing Powder Power! Gently dust a piece of
a handful of colorful markers. Since markers arevellum with corn starch. Using embossing ink, stamp
available in so many different colors and often comethe vellum and cover with your choice of embossing
packaged in coordinating shades, markers are thepowder. Using a heat tool, melt the embossing
perfect mediums to stretch your color optionspowder. Take a handful of similar colored markers
without breaking the bank. Using markers with rubberand draw various sized triangles in a random pattern
stamps is a perfect way to make classy paper crafton the reverse side of the stamped vellum. Color in
projects and bright vibrant scrapbooking pages. Herethe triangles with the markers in a random color
are five great tips for getting the most from yourpattern. Gently spray the surface with a light water
markers and rubber stamps and making markermist and allow to dry. Using spray-on adhesive, lightly
magic.set the ink on the reverse side and cut out around
1. Mark up those ink jet transparencies! Using any inkthe embossed image. Attach to your next project
jet transparency, ink the rubber stamp for yourfor an amazing stained glass raised vellum
project with the desired marker color and stamp theembellishment!
print side of the transparency. The glue on the ink5. Shade These Threads! Markers are the perfect
jet transparency will bond the marker ink to themediums for coloring in the non inked areas of a
transparency film and will dry in a short period ofstamped fabric image. Simply start by stamping the
time. You can then cut around the stamped imagefabric with the desired color dye-based ink pad. Allow
and mount on your project!to dry. Using markers, color in all remaining areas
2. Color Metal! Using any silver brads, paper clips, oraccordingly. To soften the marker lines, gently spray
any other silver metal embellishments, color the metalthe fabric with water. You can dry the fabric with a
with the marker of choice. If you are usinghair dryer or allow to dry in the air. Cut out your
water-based markers, bond the ink to the metal withfabric and place on the desired project!
a light mist of hair spray or acrylic spray-on glue andUsing these simple marker techniques is a fantastic
allow to dry. This technique will allow you to makeway to gather a large variety of colors and
many different custom colored metal embellishmentsinexpensively fill in the color wheel areas for which
coordinated with your current project.you have no stamp pads. Markers are a wonderful
3. Cellophane Crackle Color! Take a piece of clearsolution for vibrant colors on a wide variety of
cellophane and lay it on a flat surface. Tape thesurfaces. Go ahead, try those markers and stamps
edges to hold the cellophane in one place. Using aout today!