I finally got a chance to go to the dollar store, and score some fun-foam shapes to try the new heat tool/rubber stamp technique that Rachel Payne so graciously shared with us last week. She posted about a tutorial by Tracy Bunkers;
and I have been wanting to try it every since... Thank you Rachel and Traci!
I found these cute little foam puzzles, which were the perfect size after trimming the nubs off. So here I tried them with a crochet doily...
a locket...
and some lace...
Here is a picture of the finished stamps, and the images they make...
I really like how they turned out, I can see a lot of uses in my art. The best part? Well there are two, actually, they are cheap, cheap, cheap to make, and when I messed one up, I just reheated it and the mistake disappeared! Now I am running around the house looking for other interesting things to copy. Give it a try, I think you will like it too. Enjoy...
They look great - what a wonderful idea!
ReplyDeleteGet out of town! What a great idea. How did I miss this. You did a great job and sourcing at the dollar store - Brillant!
ReplyDeleteI missed it too! I saw the stack of flip flops but didn't process what she did with them. Holy Mackerel!! I LOVELOVELOVE! I'm getting to the dollar store tomorrow. I think I hear angels singing.
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So awesome! I can't wait to try it
ReplyDeleteI love them!!! Thanks for sharing. Did you notice how well the three patterns look together -- just like they are a set.
ReplyDeleteThose came out cool!
ReplyDeleteEarlier today I was reading a post where someone had made and used foam stamps. It looked so cool that I thought "I must find out how!"...and here you are with your awesome foam stamps! Thanks for sharing, and for having such great timing :)
ReplyDeleteThe dollar store ummm. Need to try this. The Traci Bunkers tutorial was wonderful. I love this idea. The fleur-de-lis is my favorite. Nice
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