Rubber Stamping Projects

If you're an ATC maker you will love this free template. I have created an ATC pocket that you can make to place inside a journal page, card or any mixed media project. The pocket is perfectly sized to accommodate a standard ATC (Artist Trading Card) which measures 2.5 inch x 3.5 inch. Click here to download the free ATC pocket template: https://www.jpsdigital.com/deepredstamps/downloads... Decorating the front of this pocket has endless possibilities! I stamped our Grape Leaves Background Rubber Stamp in black ink and added a dark green ink along the edges with a sponge dauber. Any of our medium background stamps will work great, such as Sunflowers Background, Japanese Waves, Japanese Stars, Grunge Swirls, etc! See our medium sized background stamps here . Another way to use the pocket can be just onto a handmade card and place paper die cut flowers or a simple note card in it. This template includes the pocket and a liner for the backing so you can place it anywhere. Onc...

Creating strips of tape that is stamped with designs is an easy project. All you need is a sheet of adhesive label paper, permanent ink and some awesome rubber stamps! Once you make these tape strips, you will be adding them to all of your projects. Below, we stamped a dragonfly border onto glossy label paper and added the strips to 3 different crafts: a journal page, a recipe card and a birthday card. The great thing is that you can color the 'tape' whatever color you like! You will need: An 8.5"x 11" sheet of label paper, can be white or clear, and can be a glossy or matte finish. Ink pad, such as StazOn or Palette Hybrid ink Dragonflies and More Rubber Stamp Set Sponge dauber Memento Dew Drop ink pads or Ranger Distressed Oxide ink pads Our ​Dragonflies and More Rubber Stamp Set features 5 different border stamps, two of which are dragonflies. If using glossy label paper, I recommend using StazOn ink - it dries super fast and it won't smear if you are...

​Using ripped paper, rubber stamping and adding glitter....this card project has many elements that you will love to use over and over. Dragonflies are good for just about any occasion, both happy and sad, so you can't go wrong making a card with them. We have a couple of dragonfly rubber stamps and they are perfect to use in the summer season. There is ​Dragonfly Quatrefoil Rubber Stamp and ​Dragonfly Flourish Rubber Stamp .  Both stamps feature elements that make them a fancy centerpiece on any project and either can be used to create the card below. Also, we have an awesome ​Dragonflies and More Rubber Stamp Set that has two different dragonfly borders.  For this card, we make use of an oval cutout and a tear edge that we add glitter to with just plain clear school glue. The dragonfly, which measures about 3 inches wide, sits inside the oval opening. First, I stamped our ​Dragonfly Flourish 2x and cut out the wings and adhere them onto the first stamping. I used ...