Stained Glass Look With Any Stamp

[@vespercalli]

My husband actually makes stained glass as a hobby. We have used it for unique wedding gifts, because we know NOBODY else will be giving the same thing(Unlike a toaster or gift card hahaha). I can't wait to get the stamp from DRS Designs so I can adapt his patterns to the wedding card, or a gift tag. thank you sooo much Lindsey :)

[@esthermccullough9141]

I just found this when I desired to make spring cards. It will be used for next Easter. Thanks.

[@Fancylooks]

Absolutely beautiful, the powder gives it an stunning finish, it really looks like the Stained window.

[@created2bless322]

8 years later and this cool stamp is still available!!! I will order the square one, it is so cool!!! So glad I came across this oldie but goodie!!!

[@TheAlpacaRose]

OK! I've done my patriotic duty of supporting the US economy - rushed right over and bought the stained glass stamp, the biker's prayer stamp, July birthday, and three others. I've watched you use the Mega-Mount several times. It's next. Thanks for your wonderful tutorials/videos. I've been collecting and feverishly stamping for 19 years and learn so much from you every video.

[@patrap8608]

Hi Lindsey, I LOVE the stained glass stamps and went onto the DRS site, wound up buying 4 great stamps, and this after right before you went to the stamp show I was watching the great wizard of oz painting on a stamp you did, went on lost Coast designed and bought a bunch of their incredible stamps. Actually the owner of LCD needed to call me because the discount code wasn't working and She wanted to know did I still want the stamps in my basket. She was able to apply the discount, I have already received those GREAT stamps. I mentioned that it was your tutorial that led me to their site and she said she was seeing you this weekend at the stamp show! I try to be a frugal crafter myself, but I love your tutorials and I'm starting from 0. I make sure these folks know it's you that send me their way. .And a great big THANKS to you for making all of this so attainable to us newbies. LOVE all your tutorials. God Bless, Pat

[@thefrugalcrafter]

Hi Pat, that is so sweet of you. Welcome to the world of crafting and thanks for the mention:)

[@stampyra]

I can see why so many people were wanting to see the stained glass stamps, they're really cool. It'll be a great way to stretch the stamps that we have in our collection. JIL

[@glennaartrip4716]

I already have everything you used to make this embellishment, but I never thought of using them in this combination! Love the stained glass, eager to try this. Thank you again.

[@dellarogers7075]

Lindsay, those stamps will be such a great addition to anyone's stash! I love the way the piece came out. Hugs, Della

[@Dalester1979]

I love watching you. So funny and entertaining. I grew up in Chelsea until I was 17, then moved to Fort Myers, FL where I am now. I miss being a Mainer at times, and then I remember the Winter's and feel grateful I live in FL. LOLOL

[@CazkiwiNZ]

Whoaaaa! (I know, I’m deep diving your old videos again, haha), but this is wicked cool!

[@thefrugalcrafter]

Glad you like them!

[@amymclaughlin1201]

Having fun catching up on your older vids. I really appreciate your showing how the different papers. I learn more when I see the variety of finishes. Funny. You over think gardening plans and decide not to . I buy plants and seeds and stick them in as I go but over think art projects and am afraid to start. Oh and I'm a Master Gardener. So I'm supposed th plan etc. It's fun to watch a bunch of vids. And note the changing hair of Lindsay

[@MadRushMusic]

let it snow

[@oufaniniowa]

Loved seeing how you used that stamp. You live in Maine, how lucky. My mom was born and lived in Kennebunk and her mom was born on Swans Island. I honeymooned in Maine and my husband have visited 2 more times with my parents, we hope to take our girls back someday. I love your videos, I'm always learning something.

[@anothercanadiangal]

OMG! My name is Anita and those were the stamps my grandma would use to make her cards! I've always found that neat, nice to know you have some too!

[@SuzieBender]

HI!!! I just ordered the large square stamp!! I thought that was the best way to get the best of both worlds! :) I figured if I want a round one I could cut it out and then put black around the edge. :) yay!! I can't wait for it to get here!! Thank you for sharing!!

[@brendaelainewaddell1682]

Hi Lindsay. I just watched a video of Natasha Foote where she specifically told us that her project was inspired after she watched your video. So naturally I had to come over and see it. Wow, what a fabulous technique -- just stunning. Now that I have seen this, I have become your newest sunscriber. Thanks so much. 😊🇨🇦

[@thefrugalcrafter]

Welcome!

[@bettyeshenour7954]

Iris are one of my favorite flowers too; thanks for sharing your idea

[@sherriw7297]

So very sorry that I didn't go to the stamper show in MA, looks like you really enjoyed! You are very enthusiastic, when you see something new your creative mind goes 100 mph, to try it and then pass it on. Thank You.

[@kristenk1995]

Wow! So simple and so effective. Really lovely outcome. I think those are going to have to go on my ever expanding wishlist now.

[@thefrugalcrafter]

I love stamps that make your other stamps more useful:)

[@lauriebronowicz6765]

Thank you for showing the whole process....as I am kinda new to all the techniques of crafting. I really enjoyed learning this. TFS! You made that look so awesome!

[@dorispettengill6422]

OMG !!! I really love that stamp !!! Thank you for demonstrating it !!! I can see myself creating beautiful cards with that stamp !!

[@teripia5008]

I love this stain glass tutorial. Can't wait to try it. You inspire me! Thank you. By the way, I agree with you about the brushes/nibs of the water markers, they do get out of shape quickly. It is hard to get a fine point on them.

[@Multicrafter1]

Fantastic idea, just beautiful. Eager to try, have all the components, even the iris stamp. I need to order the mega mount block. This video has inspired so many possible variations. Thank you. Don't know how I missed this video until now.

[@scrapgirl14671]

Thanks so much for showing how this works! I LOVE it. BTW, the stamp company website has examples as well if anyone wants to check those out. Really great stamps!

[@tphillips37]

Beautiful! And thank you for showing the embossing process. I've used embossing powder one time and I was really unsure of how long to use the heat gun on it. Newbs need to learn these things! I can't wait to try this!

[@abbyrivers9971]

love it! what a cool effect. the person getting that card is gonna be amazed!

[@artofthecasualcrafter4193]

i am new to crafting and i appreciate you sharing all the details. thank you Lindsay. Diana xoxo

[@mariececileangel]

Had the same question as SuperHappyScrapper, glad to hear it can be done as i would get lost in all those lines . it is beautiful. Thank you

[@debbieschultz2224]

I just found your channel and this is a true inspiration for me!! I also subscribed

[@TheKserwin]

Beautiful! I used to have that same iris stamp. It was one of the first ones I ever bought.

[@sugarcoated101]

Really lovely use of the stamps......Now I have to get some......Thanks for sharing......

[@harpin569]

Beautiful project Lindsey!

[@Hi_Im_Lex]

I love your channel! I'm always learning something new from your tutorials. You Rock!

[@RobertasArtisticAdventures]

I love your enthusiasm! Your videos are so much fun to watch and very informative. Thank you!

[@timeenuf4200]

Wonderful combination of stamps. Have been looking more for some stained glass looks thanks for reading my mind.

[@eminmedanhodzic6828]

Oh my god!!!! I love this. Please more make stain glass art tutorials

[@LycIrisAurora]

i've never seen embossing before. that's like, magic

[@carriedan1000]

What a great technique! Love that stamp!

[@marbask6088]

Thanks for the demo and the link....love their stamps...$81 later!! Keep up the video's I look forward to them very much!

[@thefrugalcrafter]

hahaha:)

[@sherlockhoka]

Great technique. Love the use of the Utee clear. Keep on giving us these great videos.

[@JenEvers]

AWESOME!! xoxo Jen Thanks so much for this great tutorial!

[@denasewell]

@7:15 yes water based marker ink is a lot thinner and the alcohol inks dry faster so the tips do not get water logged the way the water based inks do..I like both I just use them for different applications..I love your channel ..you are so talented and have a great personality.

[@thefrugalcrafter]

+Madam Vonkook thanks:)

[@joannesminis]

I am probably strange but I love to watch the embossing powder melt, for some reason it fascinates me. LOL

[@digupstuff]

GORGEOUS!!! I want to play with embossing powder one day. It does look like a lot of fun! Thank you for sharing and showing how it's done luvy! ♥

[@angelhelp]

DRS is about a 10 minute drive from home. I bought their rectangular stained glass stamp and plan to use it this coming week with my students watercoloring over the image.

[@Kattyxotica]

Wow! That's just too cool I want those stained glass image rubber stamps! Your projects look amazing :)

[@angelahartley3212]

ok...........I went to DRS stamp site-bought the arched stained glass and I believe a magnolia flower stamp!! can I blame it on you???!!! Ha Ha-LOVED this youtube!!! can not wait to try it out!! you are so stinkin creative!!!

[@thefrugalcrafter]

go ahead, blame me and tell them I sent you LOL!

[@artticulation]

Great demo, liked it so much I did go buy the stamps. You know I'm an artist not so much a crafter. But you are so inspiring I'm going more and more to crafting too. Thank you!!!

[@thefrugalcrafter]

you can be both, I think a lot of crafter are artists but they are afraid to admit it;)

[@virginiaburns5278]

Love this!! It looks fantastic! Thank you Lindsay!

[@gailhastings7090]

Thank you Lindsay,that was just beautiful,cannot wait to order this stamp...they look gorgeous! Happy New Year to you and your family..

[@vapurl9330]

Loved this technique. Can't wait to try it!

[@yvonneirish8818]

Wow, that is gorgeous! I need a stained glass stamp! Love it!

[@jeanieferretti4203]

They all turned out beautiful!!! Thank you I need to get one of those stamps. When you said wait 5 min. the weather will change. We say that here in Colorado. Lol

[@ann-sofiered8565]

Love this! TFS. And as a tip I don't unmount my wooden stamps when i trim them Iuse a razor blade snap of knife and just cut around the motife and peel off the strips of extra rubber, cause sometimes i destroyed the foam backing on the stamp when unmounting it.

[@thefrugalcrafter]

good idea!

[@deliarobinson8357]

Again awesome idea, love your energy!

[@MrsMubblefubbles]

Great demo, not sure e I would have really imagined Th ending use of it otherwise. I am absolutely like you with the research, I do want to try and avoid some pitfalls by doing the research, but when I overdo it I usually talk myself out of it or I get bored with it. Heck there have been whole hobbies that I've researched and quit without ever actually doing anything!

[@thefrugalcrafter]

LOL:)

[@krobinson428kr]

Now I know what to do with the excess water color pens. Yepie!! Thank you for show and tell. If I had five thumbs they would all be up! Great idea for Thanksgiving and Christmas cards. Cheers!

[@mcescher1957]

FYI I just bought a similar stamp from Impression Obsession called Craquelure. The same kind of crackle and 5 3/4 " square. Looking forward to using it for this technique.

[@anairisalba6660]

Como hago para conseguir esos sellos?? Precioso tu trabajo, te felicito!!!

[@ivetteacosta8771]

Oh, I love that stamp!!! Can't wait to try this, thanks so much for this useful information and making the mistakes so we know what not to do and burn our hands off, as you would say..... lol

[@Sandrishify]

I love the colors you used! Great piece! And that's a cool stamp :-)

[@ktdidits]

I have never played with heat embossing....This video really makes me want to get a heat gun and that stained glass stamp!!!!

[@twochis]

It sure does resemble stained glass. Would make a good window hang. TFS...Bobbie

[@DeeLightfulCo]

This is fantastic. I am going to have to dig through my stamps to find something similar to use. I can't wait to try it.. TFS dee

[@DeeLightfulCo]

I just went and bought the arch stained glass and the crosses from DRS designs thanks for the lead

[@sadiejosiemom]

Ugh - it was 110 today where we live in Cali. Yeah, it's more of a dry heat - but imagine this..preheat your oven on to about 400 and then stick your head in it - LOL! NO - people do NOT do that please!! At about 4:00 today I needed to go to the post office. My car has to sit on the driveway and so when I got in the car, the leather seats and steering wheel was untouchable. I rolled down the windows and turned the a/c full blast. It took three tries of getting in the car before I could handle the heat. I honestly felt like I know what a piece of bacon feels like when it's tossed onto a hot cast iron skillet!! But enough about ME!! That is a really cool technique. Thanks for showing how to do the embossing.

[@vijaynaik5287]

sadiejosiemom

[@bejayroles5820]

That looks fantastic, Lindsay. I need to check if I can get the stamps here in the UK. I love the fact that you used the UTEE as until I saw you use it I thought it was only used with a melt pot:)

[@bluemermaid6788]

You are my new instructor!!!

[@thefrugalcrafter]

Blue Mermaid67 welcome!

[@bluemermaid6788]

I look forward to learning a lot from you!

[@dianaromero6022]

Beautiful technique!!!!!

[@marjimiller3985]

Love this! Absolutely gorgeous!

[@nicoleryan242]

hiay lindsay thanks for sharing another great video x I do a similar technique as i dont have the stained glass stamp I just stamp my image and colour it then cover in utee let it dry crack it and cover over in black ink into the cracks and then wipe off the excess ink looks great x but I do NEED the stained glass stamp ;) tfs , crafty hugs xnanny maggiex

[@DonnasWhimsicalTreasures]

Loved it, I'm going to try it soon. Thank you for sharing, take care.

[@rawanalsebaie3859]

Lovely! I want to try it! Thank you!

[@kayleheny5836]

Just beautiful

[@marciamedford]

This would look even more gorgeous on vellum!

[@MsRightseeksMrRight]

lol that what we say about the weather in FL!! ha (also sad to say, tampa bay rays is our home town team and i have never seen a game in person!) absolutely beautiful!! thanks for sharing tips on how to do that technique (and not) and the stamp!! was wondering how it would work! cant wait to see the card! :)

[@shadowmom]

Love this, thank you for sharing, so need to get some more stamps, let's hope they deliver to the uk x

[@TheKaydie]

Love the Stained Glass look, will have to look into getting a stamp to do that. I was wondering about the matt cutter you had mentioned on a video quite a long time ago. It was the cutter to do the beveled edges. It cost so much to have them cut for you...Thanks for all the great videos....

[@thefrugalcrafter]

LoganPush Style, it's about $20-$30 and I've had mine 15 plus years! I buy blades in bulk for it but they are not much:)

[@path6741]

Really beautiful! A friend gave me a stained glass stamp one time and it didn't look nearly as nice as yours. LOL I'll have to try it again now that I know what to do with it. TFS

[@michellemumphrey7330]

I'm responding to your concerns about your Tim Holtz distress markers drying out. It looks like your not pressing hard enough when putting the caps back on after using them. If you see a black rim on the marker barrel right under the edge of the white cap, then you don't have it on all the way and it's not sealed, which results in the marker drying out. I know it seems silly but I noticed one of the markers in the background of your video, and a black rim was visible. Make sure to press hard enough when recapping your distress markers so that you feel and hear a snap and there is no visible black rim under the cap on both ends of the marker. Hope this helps.

[@maelapira6447]

amazing work! i just wish we have those supplies here in the Philippines. tfs.

absolutly beautiful!

[@journalkitty3957]

Hey Lindsay know this is an older video but I'm doing a swap which we have to do three atcs in stained glass effect - knew your probably done something - you always seem to, and found this great video! Love the background stamp and how you used a normal focal stamp on top. I don't have a background stamp but might experiment firstly with colouring background after stamping focal image then doing three layers if embossing powder then crack it and use my black PITT pen to trace the cracks. Alternatively I might just draw random crack pattern in background first then stamp and proceed as normal. Do love those stamps and as per usual I adore watching your videos. I love getting an insight into your daily life and like hearing about your day - I class you as a friend so value those times I sit with a cuppa and watch and listen to you Lindsay. Big hugs - ignore the critics. X

[@thefrugalcrafter]

+Journal Kitty aww, thanks so much:)

[@sanguanand]

Gr8 tutorial. Sangeetha

[@craftynanasharonludlow8481]

love this video. the stained glass window look is so gud. xxx

[@KELLYKH]

youre a genius. so happy i found your channel =)

[@kdnkdd]

This is so cool. Love it.

[@yvonneirish8818]

BTW, Love all of your projects in the "Just Jewelry" magazine! Beautiful mag!

[@thefrugalcrafter]

thank you:)

[@pamelasmith6306]

This is so cool,I am thinking that if a piece of cork was glued to the back that it could be a coaster.What do you think?

[@thefrugalcrafter]

probably, or you could stamp on a ceramic tile:)

[@camsmyth101]

I brought a cylinder pack of those distress Markers and there was so many problem markers in the set. Some would bubble ink out while others where dry like yours. If I didn't live in a different country to where I brought them from I would have sent them back.

[@thefrugalcrafter]

camsmyth101 email Ranger, they might send you replacementsf or the defective colors. It won't hurt to ask:)

[@AbiNomac]

Gosh you are good girl. Love you and your videos!

[@j.m.england6828]

Thanks for this great idea, but i'm curious can this also work on clay, I mean both techniques, the background & the floral on top, if it is, would I need to let the background on the clay get dried first?

[@thefrugalcrafter]

I'm not sure

[@amyx231]

Ever notice the water based markers often have that fibrous tip, where the fibers split after a while, but alcohol inks have foam tips? Maybe that's why alcohol marker tips last. Or your water theory, but even the Sharpies have fraying tips.

[@ednam7]

Dare I say I made my own stained glass stamp a long time ago. I used odd pieces of rubber from the outside of stamps that I had cut out. It turned out well and have used the same technique that you did. Thanks for the reminder as haven't used it in a long time. Edna

[@thefrugalcrafter]

clever!

[@TammyRose751]

Hi Lindsay. I just watched you do the stained glass look with the stamp. What did you stamp on the stained glass before you covered it with embossing powder?

[@thefrugalcrafter]

R PALMER clear embossing ink AKA Glycerin:)

[@shirleysumugat595]

thefrugalcrafter Lindsay Weirich Where can i order the embossing powder

[@thefrugalcrafter]

shirley sumugat any craft store that sells stamping supplies. You want clear embossing powder

[@shirleysumugat595]

a feel excited doing it,. hope i'd be able to find it and share my finish product. thanks for sharing

[@SuperHappyScrapper]

Can you stamp the flower and color it then stamp the stained glass stamp after?

[@Sandrishify]

I was wondering the same thing. I think I would be dizzy trying to find out which parts are from the focal image!!

[@thefrugalcrafter]

great idea, I don't see why not;)

[@SueAnderson11]

Sandrishify Yes, this was my question, too! :)

[@tinaprocaccini4351]

They are really pretty. Can you make sun catchers too?

[@ilyasberrada4045]

Super Happy Scrapper

[@lynn2cu]

Beautiful!

[@cieoflove482]

That was beautiful

[@AdrianeRimolo]

I loved it! Thanks a lot.

[@CraigsOverijse]

Great thank and just the right amount of chattering

[@petrinabeads1225]

Lindsay, I really appreciate your taking the time to demonstrate the use of the "stained glass look" stamp. Your artwork is quite lovely. I have a question about buying stamps in general: what is the difference between "trimmed on cling cushion" and "unmounted" stamps? The rubber mounted on wood is obvious; are there any other types of stamps that I have not mentioned? Which one are you using (the new stamp)? I think it is unmounted rubber; am I correct?

[@thefrugalcrafter]

that stamp is actually on cling cushion. Sometimes these are called unmounted because you still need a stamp mount (clear block) to use them. The other type of unmounted stamp is bare rubber. You need to add cushion and mount it on wood or use cling cushion so it will cling to a block or you can simple use re-positional glue on the back to make them sticky (of if you are in a rush use a glue stick to attach it to a mount. Bare rubber is significantly cheaper than cling cushion mounted but it is harder to find because most customers want the cling mounted stamps. I get bare rubber when available and mount them myself (A, 8.5:x11 sheet of cling foam is $4.50 from most places) as I enjoy the pricess:)

[@petrinabeads1225]

thefrugalcrafter . Lindsay, do you have a video on how to mount bare rubber stamps on to a cling cushion? Is there a frugal source you would recommend for purchasing this product? Thanks for taking the time to respond--you are a gem!

[@thefrugalcrafter]

Petrina Beads yep: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6aqoo2kd917hs0 Stampers best used to have a really good price, it's been a while since I ordered though:)

[@yvonneirish8818]

thefrugalcrafter . I went to the DRS site and ordered the stained glass oval (and a couple more, LOL) and was happy to see that they have the bare rubber stamps which were a great price!