Today I’m sharing a Rose Stamp Tutorial. In this tutorial, I’ll show how I made my own stamp and then used it to decorate a junk journal page. Making a stamp like this is easier than you think. If you can find a silhouette image that is easy to cut out of craft foam then you too can make a custom stamp for your projects.
Rose Stamp Tutorial Video
Supply List for the Rose Stamp Tutorial
- Craft Foam or Fun Foam 3 mil
- Best Glue Ever by ScraPerfect
- Printed silhouette image
- Scissors
- Cardboard
- Hot Glue Gun
- Giluttine paper cutter
- Acrylic Paint
- Foam Brush
- Old Food tray or another vessel to hold the paint
- Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist, True Turquoise. Plain Jane Strong Pink
- Lace Stencil
- Shot Glasses in different sizes.
- Heat tool
Begin by selecting an image that is bold and easy to cut apart. Apply the Best Glue Ever to the back in a very thin coat. I used my finger. Lay this aside to air dry for a few minutes.
Cut cardboard squares to be slightly larger than the image. In my case, these were 4 inch squares and I used four layers to make it sturdy.
Adhere the image to the craft foam and cut apart the image. Having a second copy of the image will help you keep things in order. When a piece is cut out, lay on top of the copy.
Glue the pieces to the cardboard block. Tip – Start in the middle and work your way to the outside. On mine, I started on one side and ended up having to change the image because I ran out of room for the pieces.
Apply acrylic paint with a foam brush to the stamp in an even coat. Stamp on the desired surface.
The key is to have fun making your own stamp. This is a great way to do something custom that you won’t see in a store.
I hope you enjoyed this Rose Stamp Tutorial and make stamps for yourself.
Make sure to check out the Friendly Junk Journal People Facebook group. Of course, you are welcome to join the Friendly Junk Journal People Facebook group. The group is growing daily and we are a friendly group willing to help each other and encourage each other.
Interested in any of the journals I created? Please feel free to contact me through my Facebook Page. Here is my shop, I have a lot of items uploaded and add more weekly.
My hope is that I have inspired you to look at those papers in your stash and make your own junk journal.
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