Fabric Stamping Tutorial
April 12, 2012 6:15 am Guest Blogger Craft Trends, Crafts, Green Crafting, Guest Bloggers, Techniques and Mediums
By Guest Blogger Jenny, from the blog a bird in the hand.
Here is a tutorial for creating and using your own fabric stamp. The fabric stamp I made was carved out of an eraser. The only supplies you’ll need are an eraser, craft knife and fabric paint. I used an owl charm to help create my design, you can use a stencil or free-hand a drawing to stamp.
Start with an eraser. I chose to cut the stamp in half since I was making a smaller stamp.
Sketch out your design with a pencil. I traced an owl charm on mine. I kept it fairly basic so that it would be easy to carve.
Using whatever knife or carving tools you have, start cutting away at the eraser. I found it easy to slice down around the design and then into the side of the eraser.
Continue working until you have cut out the whole design. Now start stamping! Do a few practice ones on paper to start. I chose to stamp on some fabric bags I had on hand but it was challenging to stamp on the uneven surface.
You can leave it like that or do what I did next and trace around your design. I wanted to add details and let the whole piece pop a bit more.
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Date: April 12, 2012 @ 11:45 AM
What a great idea!!! I love the owl!!!
Diana :
Date: April 12, 2012 @ 10:43 PM
Question: Can you use stamp embossing (with embossing powder that you heat) on fabric? I’ve always wondered but never got the courage to try it.
Pam Morrison :
Date: April 13, 2012 @ 9:04 AM
I love the idea – and the detail on the owls is super – really does make the whole thing “pop.” Love it!
Jusa :
Date: April 13, 2012 @ 8:39 PM
Cute! The detailing really makes a difference. Great idea.
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