Monday 3 September 2012

Step by Step Guide to Peg Stamping

Morning All,

Today is my first time at blogging and I thought I'd show you how I made a card using peg stamps (Tapestry Stamping as it's sometimes called).


Here's a list of items I used...



Wooden Stamp - Christmas Is On It's Way
 SHO20014 Christmas Love Tapestry Stamp Set
SplodgeAway Mat
Ink duster

Vera Color Mini ink pads

Boysenberry - Large Flower (1st and 2nd  and 3rd Generation Stamping)
Heliotrape - Small Flower (1st and 2nd Generation Stamping)
Burgandy  - Flower Swirl
Bamboo - Present
Sage - Snowflakes
Gold - Reindeer
Charcoal - (used to stamp the Snowman)

Ink Duster or Make Up Sponge
Distress Ink Pad
Antique Linen

Card C6
Piece of Card 6 cms x 7.5 cms
Gold Mirror card

I added ink to the edges of the cards using a SplodgeAway mat, Ink Duster and the Antique Linen Ink Pad.

Next I stamped the Snowman using the Charcoal ink.  Blot the card to make sure the ink is dry.


Now Starting with the Large Flower I Stamped around the edges of both card 3 times without reloading the ink.


I stamped some images off the page and some inside the card.

Continue With all the stamps in this way ensuring you stamp both inside and off the card and at different areas too.

Now you should have something like this

Mount the Snowman onto some Mirror card and Add 3D foam or Silicone Glue to the back.  Now mount it at a Jointy Angle on the Card

I hope you like this quick tutorial - Thank You for looking
Chris








7 comments:

Jo Rice said...

Hi Chris , so glad you have joined the world of blogging. Fab first project... Hugs. X

Eileen said...

Yeah Whoop whoop! .. welcome to blog land Chris... and what a super first post ... Thanks for sharing and many congratulations ! Have fun
Eileen xx

minker said...

Hi Chris, I am quite new to crafting ( 3yrs ) it is nice to be able to follow projects from start to finish, I love the card. xx

Jassy said...

Thats brilliant for a first blog, and love the card xx

Magz said...

Hi, great card, love the 'recipe and method'

Linda Page said...

Fantastic Chris very well explained my just a series of ramblings LOL

welcome to blogland
Linda x

Janet B (NZ) said...

Congratulations on your blog Chris! Loved the tutorial too. Very well done. Look forward to seeing more!