Making a flower stamp

Since the 19th century right through to today it has been popular to create a pargeting pattern by stamping a design into the plaster. This film uses the example of a flower design to show you how to make a pargeting stamp
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Pargeting is decoration which is modelled into plaster, usually on the outside of buildings. It is a traditional skill and most frequently seen in Suffolk and north Essex, England.