Rubber Stamping // Gift Tags
Rubber stamping is one of my many obsessions. It all started when I was sixteen and my Loftier School fine art instructor taught us how to cleave stamps out of erasers. I was fascinated with the patterns I could create past just repeating the stamp on paper and material. Cheers to Mrs. Thornton, patterns and textiles became my life's work… I am always daydreaming almost patterns, patterns, patterns.
This past yr I have been creating my ain safety stamps. I eventually want to print cloth with them, merely for now I'm just fooling effectually on paper to see what I tin come upwards with. These souvenir tags were easy and so fun to brand (for me, at least).
Here'southward what you need (some are chapter links):
Rubber stamps (Newspaper Source has some skillful ones)
Ink pads (by Colorbox
Cardstock
Pigsty punch
Corner rounder
Ribbon (see sources below)
The central to a proficient pattern is all in the cropping. With a more organic shaped postage, make sure to plow the postage stamp in different directions. Information technology'due south ok to overlap colors. With a geometric stamp you could either do a random blueprint or endeavor something more structured. When the ink is dry, use pair of scissors or a cut board to ingather the sides. It's amazing how the pattern comes to life after you chop off the sides. It tricks your eye into thinking information technology's part of a larger design. So cool!
Thread ribbon from the back, then through the loop and tighten. I discover my ribbon from many places: Sundance, Etsy, and wholesale at May Arts and Renaissance Ribbon.
I went a chip crazy with this project and so I decided to make footling packets of tags for hostess & teacher gifts. I'1000 glad I stocked up on glassine bags
Go ahead…try information technology!
xo, Bar
Source: https://www.artbarblog.com/rubber-stamping-gift-tags/
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