Stamping with Acrylic Blocks!

Let’s get a little more use out of out supplies today and use something we already have in a new way. If you use clear or unmounted stamps you have acrylic blocks around (if not look around for a scrap of plexiglass or a plastic block to use) and while they get a lot of use as stamp mounts you can use them on their own to stamp too! Look at the squares on this card, they were stamped with distress ink and stamp mounts. The dragonfly stamps are from About Art Accents.

DCF 1.0

This is a fun and easy technique. Experiment with different papers to see what you like best! Watch the video for the how-to and more ideas!

I stamped my samples on glossy photo paper then I stamped a postcard background on green paper and glued it to the back of my stamped photo paper.  Post cards are fun and I don’t send them nearly enough!

DCF 1.0

The other sample was done on watercolor paper, a different look, try different paper for different results! Let me know if you have any questions and til next time happy crafting!

16 thoughts on “Stamping with Acrylic Blocks!

  1. Hi,
    I wasn’t on the computer this weekend and when I had time there you were…twice. Loved the acrylic block technique and the sponge techniques. You are my favorite because you stick to your name…you are frugal and you get me to use what I have. Thanks

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  2. Hi Lindsay! Your cards are stunningly beautiful! Your video just had me chuckling too….so much energy in the evening?!!! Gosh I feel old now! I’m off to get all inky and support Rli’s OSA challenge! I feel energised and inspired after watching you!!!!!

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