My dad gave me $100 to spend on craft supplies for my business. I’m really thankful for his donation and this is what I got.
Posts Tagged ‘Craft Supplies’
New Craft Haul
Wednesday, July 28th, 2010Any recommended art supply store in nyc.I usually buy my stuff at Lee’s and Pearl, any other suggestions?
Tuesday, July 27th, 2010It would be nice if they sell craft supplies too.
what craft supplies should i put in my craft box?
Monday, July 26th, 2010I’m going to the craft store tomorrow and already have some items, so far i have:
plain paper
coloured paper
markers
colouring pencils
wiggly eyes
pipe cleaners
scissors
pva glue
glue stick
sticky tape
pom poms
gemstones
denim
alphabet felt letters
lolly sticks
feathers
i was just wondering what other items i would need in order to do various crafts from special occasion crafts to scrapbooking? not just the basics here i’m looking for many other things to use
How to Use Rubber Stamps For Scrapbooking
Sunday, July 25th, 2010Rubber stamps are one of the various craft supplies that truly add that something additional to your scrapbook layouts. It is important to have the right materials to hand before you start stamping your scrapbook paper.
I would always counsel you test your Rubber Stamps and your scrapbook page ideas before applying the design to your actual project. This way if you’re unhappy with the result your original scrapbook page won’t be ruined.
Always apply the ink to your stamp by gradually but firmly taping the ink pad onto the rubber stamps as this will make sure a more even coverage. If you press the stamp onto the ink you may find unwelcome ink is applied to the edges of the stamp. For most impressive results ensure you are using a hard smooth surface.
When you apply rubber stamps to the paper to create your image, watch out not to rock the stamp and keep your hand as steady as you can. Press all areas of the stamp and gently lift the stamp off in an upwards motion to avoid smearing your scrapbook page.
don’t touch the stamped image until you are sure it is dry as this could cause it to smudge. You may also emboss the image or heat it with a heat tool to speed up the drying process.
if you are new to rubber stamping I’d counsel you buy rubber stamps that you can use repeatedly again. Alphabet and background stamps being the most common rubber stamps can be used for numerous ideas for scrapbooking pages.
Rubber stamps come in different forms, mounted and unmounted. A mounted rubber stamp is generally mounted onto wood or an acrylic block. Although mounted stamps may cost a bit more they’re ready to use and ideal for creating scrapbook page layouts if you’re new to stamping.
Stamping is an actually good way of making backgrounds for your scrapbook ideas that will always be unique. One of the simplest methods of creating a background is to simply stamp a number of photographs regularly over a scrapbook page, using different colored ink or embossing powder until you get the look you need.
if you are going to stamp onto different surfaces then ensure you have the proper ink as some surfaces especially if they are shiny will need a permanent ink.
Above all it is very important to clean your rubber stamps after each use. If you have employed a fast drying permanent ink such as stazon you’ll need to buy a consultant cleaning solution to get rid of the ink from the pad. Most standard inks can simply be removed with an alcohol free wipe.
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What online websites can i buy kitchy vintage charms and craft supplies from?
Sunday, July 25th, 2010I love all things vintage and kitchy!!!
I am trying to start up an etsy account to sell things but can’t seem to find the necessary supplies to do so with!!!
I also am really looking for a place to buy some great and cheap paper ephemera from!!!
Your help is much appreciated!!!
Thanks so much
i want to start a craft supplies store, what should i sell? and if possible, what brand name?
Saturday, July 24th, 2010i know “vennas glamour” bennat” and “super saver” yarns are on my list “takumi” and those metal knitting needles, those metal crochet needles. “primacolor”pencils. wax, melt and pour soap bases, ect…i am still doing research…
unique stock? trust me, that will be at my store
If you were a handy crafter and your home is plenty of craft supplies*, what would be your…?
Friday, July 23rd, 2010…way…
to avoid unexpected “accidents” with your little and curious children?
I’m talking about how to organize and keep stuffs like inks, beads, knitting needles, scissors, and other littles accessories in a safety condition.
I’ll be glad to know about storage tips too!
Online store to buy craft / sewing supplies?
Friday, July 23rd, 2010Does anyone know of a good online store where I can buy craft or sewing supplies?
Specifically I need a zipper, at least 42 inches / 108 centimetres in length.
Preferrably a Canadian store but US is okay too.
Thanks in advance!
