Learn to make a custom ink pad for stamping mulitple images to create this elegant piece.
“Making Multiples” Card by Liz Sewald
- Materials
- Instructions
- Archival Ink™ #0 Pads
- Ranger Cut n’ Dry™ Foam and Felt Pads
- Gold pen
- Rubber Stamp (credit: Paper Parachute)
- Coordinating cardstock and matboard
Instructions
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| Step 1 | Step 2 | Step 3 |
(1) Trim a piece of Cut n’ Dry™ Felt to the exact size of the wooden mount of your stamp. Ink the stamp with Archival Ink™ and stamp the image onto the felt piece. Be sure to align the edge of the wood with the edge of the felt.
(2) Using Adirondack reinkers in Pesto, Butterscotch, Terra Cotta, & Currant, ink each section of the image with one of the four inks until the entire design is covered.
(3) Line the stamp up with the edge of the pad and stamp out 9 duplicate images on cardstock. Cut each one out, embellish the edges with a gold pen and adhere onto coordinating matboard in a grid pattern.
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