Her stamp with watercolors. Please check it out here https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1GfvG3dwYt/?
Her stamp with watercolors. Please check it out here https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1GfvG3dwYt/?
I found a piece of a lid to a styrofoam take-out box, going through my crafty trash stash, today.
I have heard you can mark on styrofoam, or styrene, and make a stamp.

There’s an old coloring book from when the grandkids were little in a cabinet of saved books. I remember seeing cute little birds.

I tucked the foam under a drawing and traced it with a dull colored pencil. I couldn’t find my ball-end stylus.


So, I colored around the bird to compress the foam.

I got out a couple of ink pads and some scrap paper. I tried the blue first.



I re-inked and tried again.s

I cleaned the stamp and re-inked with red. I could be more precise with the small ink pad.


I tried a copper Sharpie.

It barely transferred at all, but now, I can see the stamp better.
I’d only count this as a success if I only wanted a suggestion of a bird.
If I try this again, I might color inside the bird, to depress that area, and maybe produce a reverse image?
Oh well, it was fun to try.
I was asked to cover a box for the neighborhood food drive here in Charlotte. I finished and delivered it today.

I replaced a clasp on Adrianne’s necklace.

I treated myself to a trip to Michael’s.

The sales and coupons and clearance were great! They had molds ($1) and stencils and stamps, oh my! I used my coupon on that UV lamp!

I rubbed my new color-change mica on embossed card stock. ‘Slightly disappointed in this one.
In all, a good day, just the same!