Stamped book stacks Tutorial - How to create custom stamped books for your home decor February 26, 2019 13:01 4 Comments
I love a good crafty home decor project, and one that involves things I already have on hand is event better! I used to scrapbook a lot - how about you? So I had stamping supplies on the ready. Plus I hoard old junk like books and such so I was 90% of the way there, you may be too so review the list below and get ready to create a one of a kind project for your house.
I love a good crafty home decor project, and one that involves things I already have on hand is event better! I used to scrapbook a lot - how about you? So I had stamping supplies on the ready. Plus I hoard old junk like books and such so I was 90% of the way there, you may be too so review the list below and get ready to create a one of a kind project for your house.Stamped Book Project Supplies
- Old Books or Books from Dollar Tree etc.
- Alphabet Stamp set, I picked mine up at Hobby Lobby but there are some cute ones available HERE
- Grid lined stamp block
- Ink Pad
- Chalk paint
- Preferred paint brush, I like a flat brush meant for waxing found HERE
- Greenery, Ribbon, florals and/or fabric to embellish your book stack
- Glue gun
Ready to go?
Watch the video below as I put together a few stacks and show you how you can do the same!
Comments
Judy on June 17, 2019 12:21
Where did you get you stamp set??
Cathy on June 17, 2019 12:21
I tip I learned about putting letters together to stamp words is to put them print side down on your mat to line them up and then to just take the clear block and press down on it and pick up the letters…..I find this so much easier than trying to get all the letters in a straight line on the block itself. When I do the distressed print stamping it doesn’t matter….just an FYI
Thank you for the tutorial!!!
Cathy on June 17, 2019 12:21
Love your project and I LOVE your train case!! I use several in my craft room too!!!
Linda on June 17, 2019 12:21
Love your tutorial of the stamped book. I have all the supplies and can’t wait to try it.
Thanks, Linda