Readers will love this invaluable resource of 100 incredible ways for rubber stampers to create great cards and keepsake gifts for every occasion. Each of the 25 chapters focuses on a key technique or material, then features a range of four inspiring step-by-step card designs incorporating that theme. Readers will discover favorite techniques such as heat embossing and brayering, along with exciting new trends, including scrapbooking and hand-carved stamps. With 100 handy tips, one for each project, clear color photographs and easy-to-follow step-by-step instructions rubber stampers will soon be on theirr way to perfect stamping every time!

Crafts teacher Judy Ritchie covers inks and inking, papers, masking, borders, mats, embossing, punches, paper folding, and other 3-D effects in this all-inclusive look at rubber stamping. Full-color projects focus on the method, process, or idea under discussion. The book features 150 illustrations, a glossary, and a source guide.

MaryJo McGraw takes stamping a step further! Inside, she'll show you fun, fast and easy ways to create fancier greeting cards, cooler note cards and prettier invitations. &break;&break;Get stamping with more than 30 easy-to-follow, step-by-step projects, ranging from the cute to the wild - with even more "recipes" for exciting variations. You'll learn how to: &break;&break;Layer embossing powders to create smooth enamel, cobblestone, carved stone and other textures &break;Use versatile vellum to create any look you want from cute to country to ethnic &break;Add fresh elements to your cards with sealing wax and beadwork &break;Create a sense of nostalgia with antique finishes &break;Use clay to create beads, "fossils" and other ornaments for your cards &break;And lots more! &break;&break;Mix and match techniques for truly original results. Why, with all the possibilities?you'll have a virtual stamp attack!

This beautiful book provides a complete guide to printing with rubber stamps. Beginning with a foreword by the artist Rob Ryan and a short history of rubber stamping, it then explains the technical basics: how to cut your stamp, mask prints, make your own printing pads, clean your stamps (making more artwork as you do so!) and what equipment to use. At the heart of the book are forty inventive projects that will inspire readers to create their own rubber stamp art. These include making typefaces and repeat patterns, mail art, creating stickers and labels, printing on t-shirts, making portraits, and translucent and 3D prints. Also covered are other printing approaches such as roller printing, and printing with clay and plaster. This highly accessible book will appeal to creatives and crafters of all ages.

Little children love putting stamps on letters and on their own drawings - with this fun-packed craft book, children can make pictures with the rubber stamps provided. With plenty of exciting pictures and blank spaces to fill, lift the lid off the inkpad and get stamping!

This guide to making cards with rubber stamps includes over 30 step- by-step projects covering a range of essential, plus some more inventive, techniques - including cutouts, masking, embellishing and embossing. The book covers special, one-off cards as well as making whole batches.