To clean, wash the stamp in water or use a stamp cleaner. Do not leave the stamp to soak in water. To store the stamps keep them in a clear plastic wallet, or stick to a sheet of plastic. This will help protect the stamp and keep the clingy side clean and clear from dust.
Rubber Stamping Techniques
Here are some more rubber stamping techniques!- Decoupage - decoupage is a great way to add dimension to rubber stamping projects.
- How to Use Flock - flocking adds a soft and velvet texture to rubber stamping projects.
- Make Great Use of Color - the good use of color can transform a project. Learn how to use color to make designs really pop!
- How to Stamp on Candles - Adding some rubber stamped decorations to candles can transform a plain candle into something really special. Using this simple technique, candles can be customized to match a room or table decor, personalized for a wedding or birthday, given a festive make-over or simply transformed into your own unique work of art.
- Heat Embossing as a Resist - The raised, glossy outline of a heat embossed image makes a great resist. When inks or watercolor paints are applied over the top of the embossed image, the shiny surface of the image 'resists' the color. This is a useful technique and can be used in many rubber stamping projects.
