MAGIC STAMP (PoW) - Project 3

Hi everyone,

SSsssssssshhhhhh....don't tell DH but I have been raiding his tool box today in preparation for today's card.

I have impressed some nuts and bolts (borrowed from DH) into the Magic stamp and inked it in Ancient Page Palm Leaf Ink (72089) onto white card, matted onto Raven Bazzill (4224) added some Silver Brads (4602), then matted image onto Oatmeal base Card (9785). Spanner was made with Script SB Paper (4748) from Kaszazz Flourish Range and using the Circle Punches. Stamps used were Min Messages (006KK) and Stitched Borders Set (4117KM). I made the base card to resemble a tradesman's toolbelt.
I have created a workshop using punches with a simular design to this one.. hoping it gets accepted.
I also forgot to add that I used the small Daisy Punch and cut the centre points to create the star shape.


P.S. Nuts and Bolts have been returned to DH's tool box

Cheers

MAGIC STAMP (PoW) - Project #2

Hi all,

Here is today's project.... As we are using the Magic Stamp this week, and the items to impress are endless,I am aiming to use items that everyone has around the home so you can also give it a try.

Well todays technique has got to be a definitely "MUST TRY" by everyone..I think the effect this gives is just absolutely gorgeous. I have created an ATC (Artist Trading Card) I didn't add too much detail to the card as I wanted to show off the background. Of course you can attach the ATC to a card base and create a card

After heating the Magic stamp I impressed it into a pile of rubberbands and this is the result after inking the stamp.



The impressed image was inked using Prussian Blue Fluid chalk onto ATC size white card, then edged the card with Blue Iris Chalk ink. The Iris Stamp from the Spring Time Set (4112KO) and Greeting Set #3 were stamped in Ancient Page Coal Black (72010).

This definitely has "WOW" factor ....What do you think?

MAGIC STAMP (PoW) - Project 1

Here I am...back again, with today's project.

This week is going to be a great and new experience for me as I have only recently added it to my kit and have never used it before...

I kind of got hooked on playing with this products today, trying out different things to impress and then stamped them onto a scrap piece of paper.

Today's card...I have impressed some lace and buttons, then inked the image randomly in 3 colours starting with the lightest colour first - Ice Blue, Blue Iris and Dark Peony Fluid Chalk.

The mauve and blue circles at the top represent buttons I used the medium circle punch and the small circle punch and then put holes using the Silent Setter, and added a bit of organdy ribbon.

This weeks winner for leaving a comment on my blog last week is....Keta...If you would like to contact me here with your details I will send out your prize.


Happy Stampin'

This Week PoW - Magic Stamp

Hi all....

I hope you had a fabulous weekend.

This weeks PoW (Product of the week) is the "Magic Stamp" - Moldable Stamp -product can be found on page 85 of Kaszazz current catalogue.

You create your own stamps by molding and remolding the foam block, they are great to use as backgrounds or a main image, children and adults alike will love making their own stamps using this product ..of course adult supervision is a must when children are using the heat gun.

(10201) Magic Stamp - In this pack you receive 8 stamp blocks (100 x 75 x 25mm)

(1000) Magic Stamp - Geometric Block set - Pack comes with 10 stamps in a variety of shapes and sizes, with instructions and project ideas.

(10100) Magic Stamp - Sheet- You receive 3 sheets 8" x 10" in size each with one moldable and one smooth side, with instructions and project ideas in the pack, great for full card size and can also be cut to shape or size.

The images remain until block is reheated..So why not buy in bulk you get 144 stamp blocks (10200), perfect for schools an economical way to buy for yourself and share with friends

Besides impressing the stamps you already own the surface patterns are endless, just by using a variety of items everyone has in and around their home for example, try molding patterns from crumpled up paper, rice, keys, bark,, clothes pegs, leaves, raffia or straw, shells, wood, soles of shoes, jewellery, charms, rubber bands, buttons, money (coins), fabric - even an old pair of denim jeans. We (Kaszazz) have a fabulous 2 hour Workshop (2h091 -Magic Stamp Jeans layout) available, created by Sonya Edwards. In this workshop you create two 12 x12 layouts using the jeans technique. Please Contact me if your would like more details on this Workshop

Kaszzaz also sell a large variety of Molding Mats (as seen on page 84 current catalogue) which are ideal for impressing a wide variety of textures into the Magic Stamp foam and also the Stylus Moldable Tips (page 83).

Impressing objects with the Magic stamp gives a reverse impression of an object (s) used.

Magic Stamp is easy to use:

1. Heat stamp with an Embossing Heat Tool (1013) page 64, for about 30 seconds.

2. Press heated Magic Stamp against any cool, textured or dimensional surface. Hold down for 15 - 20 seconds.

3. Ink with any water based ink pad or paint.

4. Molded image is very durable,but will "melt away" when reheated - ready for your next surface design.

For more information on any of Kaszazz products or Workshops please contact me here