Sharing a Mounting Rubber Stamps Tutorial for those who have asked. When you get a new sheet of red rubber it may not be easy to understand how to mount them. Today I’ll show you how to mount the stamps using EZMount Foam from Crafter’s Companion.

Supplies used for this Mounting Rubber Stamps Tutorial.

• Crafty Individuals Stamps
• EZ Mount Foam by Crafters Companion
• Crafter’s Companion EZ Mount Foam 10 sheets
• Best Cleaner Ever by ScraPerfect
• Fiskar Scissors
• Best Glue Ever by ScraPerfect
• Paintbrush
• Stamp Platform by Tim Holtz
• Detail ink – Raven by Brutus Monroe
• Crafter’s Companion EZMount Lightweight Stamp Storage Panels White 5/Pkg-8.5″X11″

When cling stamps won’t stick, it makes these hard to use. Try washing the stamp with a mild soap and water. Hand soap usually will work and clean up any dirt that is preventing the stamp from sticking to a mount.

If after washing the stamp it still won’t stick try using a small amount of the Best Glue Ever and a paintbrush on the cling side of the stamp.

Use a small amount and use a paintbrush to spread the glue in a thin layer. Lay the stamp aside to air dry.

The stamp will have a clear shiny look to it when the glue is dry. Place on your mounting choice and stamp away.

Got a sheet of rubber stamps that you want to mount? Check out the video, Mounting Rubber Stamps Tutorial.

In the video, I show how to cut the stamps apart using Fiskars Scissors coated with the Best Cleaner Ever. When cutting yours stamps make sure that you cut straight up and down. If you angle the blade of your scissors you could undercut your stamp mount and you won’t have a good impression.

Keep trimming the excess away until the image is clear of extra rubber. Mounting stamps is easier than you think, especially if using a temporary mounting system.

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