Toilet paper and Stamping 2

Did you hoard toiletpaper?

Now you sit at home and what to do with all these rolls?

A few sheets can be used for crafting:

Papercasting.

You find exactly hop to do this

in my post from yesterday HERE.

Here you see how the toilet paper comes of the stamp when dry.

This takes some time (I leave it over night, heat gun is not a

good idea).

The stamp and papers are all by Club Scrap.

It is from an old set called Papillon - May 2011.

You see I colored the butterfly. Using an applicator

helps and do it with a soft touch, for otherwise you ruin it.

The paper is very soft.

Here is the finished card and 

I want to enter my card in the

Cupcake Inspirations Challenge: 

Butterflies.

Thank you for looking

and have a creative day!

Toiletpaper and stamping

In these sad times of the corona virus 

and we all have to stay at home and have too much

T*O*I*L*E*T*P*A*P*E*R.

I was thinking wat can we do with all this toiletpaper.

There are quite a lot of techniques, but let's start with:

*PAPERCASTING*

oh yes, we used to do this way back, but I am here

to refresh your memory!

This is what you need:

spray water bottle

toilet paper: 8 sheets

versamark watermark

versafine black ink

How to start:

Firtst you take the versamark watermark

and cover all the stamp with it, before you add

the black ink. This is so you can take of the 

toilet paper more easy.

Now it is time for the toilet paper.

Lay down the first sheet and spray with water.

Use your fingers to ease the toilet paper in all the right spots.

Next sheet and again spray with water.

Use your fingerst etc until all 8 sheets are 

on the stamp.

Let this dry overnight.

The next day you can lift the toiletpaper from the stamp.

You see I used of course a coffee ring for the first

project. Now you can add some ink to the papercast.

Do it gently!

All stamps I used are by Club Scrap (also vintage).

First I stamped with the coffee ring on the background

and next I added the papercast ring, with glue and

a ribbon.

Here is the finished card.

Hope to see you again

tomorrow for my other card.

Thanks for looking

and have a creative day!