Using Rubber Stamps on Polymer Clay | no need for ink pad | Craft | Mixed Media

Hello! Welcome to todays tutorial! I was lucky enough to pick up some pretty little rubber stamps at an op shop recently - and although I don't do much paper craft - I thought these would be awesome to experiment with on polymer clay.
Unfortunately my stash of craft supplies at home only included one ink stamp pad - so I thought I would create this tutorial to explore different ways that we could use rubber stamps in our polymer clay.
I look at using paint, foil, alcohol inks and posca pens to explore these effects.
I hope you enjoy coming along on this little journey with me!
The majority of my supplies that I use have all come from our shop The Little Craft House www.thelittlecrafthouse.com.au
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[@Sandra-A]

Definitely recommending this channel to friends. The ideas are just mind blowing. Thanks a lot x

[@MichelleJ1822]

I have had so many different interests over the years in different types of art. I used to be in scrapbooking. I still have everything and it’s been nice. Going through it because a lot of what I used in my scrapbooking I can use in my polymer clay. It’s been over 20 years so my rubber stamp ink pads are dried up, but I do still have glitter and rubber stamps, and a few other things that I can use in polymer clay.

[@TheLittleCraftHouse]

Awesome! Yes I've had many hobbies over the years too! I love using the embossing folders and washi-tape on polymer too! I knew there was a good reason to never get rid of anything! haha!

[@louisemoore410]

As a newbie polymer-clay-player I am thoroughly enjoying your fabulous ❤videos. Such clever and inspirational ideas! Thank you so much x

[@MichelleJ1822]

I don’t know if you like polymer clay miniatures but there’s a channel called Sweet Mini Dollhouse. She’s amazing!!!

[@TheLittleCraftHouse]

Oh thank you so much! I'm so glad you're enjoying them!

[@Kathy-Carr]

Wonderful ideas … you are so smart! Thank you for sharing. 🌺

[@TheLittleCraftHouse]

You are so welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@jacobelledesigns6614]

Thanks for the video. There are some fab ideas. If I have a posca pen that has to large a nib, I draw some on a tile and pick it up with a finer paintbrush.

[@TheLittleCraftHouse]

That’s a great idea! Thanks for the suggestion!

[@joyceparkes7551]

Great ideas thanks so much 🙏🏽

[@TheLittleCraftHouse]

You are so welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@appleoneill5135]

Great ideas, thank you ❤

[@TheLittleCraftHouse]

You are so welcome! Thanks for watchimg!

[@lindaarcher9150]

Very interesting. Thank you for all of your experimentation. It really helps out!

[@TheLittleCraftHouse]

Glad it was helpful! I love playing around and finding different ways to do things!

[@lindaarcher9150]

@@TheLittleCraftHouse What did the alcohol ink flower look like in person? From my end it looked kind of pale and blurry. I was disappointed. What is your view of it? Great stamp .

[@dss5569]

Really appreciate your ideas. Looks very cool, however, seems like a lot of wasted foil. Wondering if there is a way to use less foil?

[@cynthiajfaulkner8655]

I’m not sure that ink is oil-based. You’d need archival or staz-on for it to last. I’m new to clay but not inks. Use the ones that need alcohol as a solvent, not water.

[@catherinecsernyanski3442]

I’m wondering if you have made polymer clay Wall art ? If so, could you refer me to the appropriate video ? Thank you.