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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Have glue gun – even sparkly glue! and wood offcuts. Must start making designs as soon as eye is OK.
oh yay Christine, sparkly glue you say – woohoo!!!! Will keep a look out for some sparkly glue designs.
This is super cool, Debbie! I am gonna go play right now!
Thanks Mary Anne, so glad you like this one.
Wow, thats awesome Debbie,love it!
Thanks Sandee. How are you honey? Hope life is awesome.
So glad you think so Dani. I can see you'll be going mad with those offcuts then.
This is awesome Deb! I've actually never seen this done before.
My brother is a cabinet maker so lots of wood offcuts 🙂