So it's pretty handy having a hubby that's a builder. There's all sorts of good stuff in his rubbish bin in the shed. He always has a mountain of wooden offcuts so I found a pretty cool use for them.
I made all these stamps quite a few years ago and they are simply sensational for polymer clay.
I'll show you in the step by step pics.
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| Take some wood offcuts. |
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| Heat your glue gun and have plenty of glue on hand - you'll want it!! |
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| Glue gun away!!!! |
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| Press into some clay. I used three colours - black, light blue and white. |
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Shave slices off the top to reveal the beautiful pattern inside.
Okay if you don't have access to wood offcuts why not try the back of a mounted rubber stamp. |
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| Try to use stamps that don't have the shiny coating as in the pic above or simply remove coating before applying glue. |
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This is awesome Deb! I've actually never seen this done before.
ReplyDeleteMy brother is a cabinet maker so lots of wood offcuts :)
So glad you think so Dani. I can see you'll be going mad with those offcuts then.
ReplyDeleteWow, thats awesome Debbie,love it!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sandee. How are you honey? Hope life is awesome.
DeleteThis is super cool, Debbie! I am gonna go play right now!
ReplyDeleteThanks Mary Anne, so glad you like this one.
DeleteHave glue gun - even sparkly glue! and wood offcuts. Must start making designs as soon as eye is OK.
ReplyDeleteoh yay Christine, sparkly glue you say - woohoo!!!! Will keep a look out for some sparkly glue designs.
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