How to Make a Miniature Cobblestone Stamp
Flatten some sculpey on the wax paper., Use the small rocks to press a pattern into the sculpey., Gently remove the rocks one at a time., Put the stamp into the oven, following the directions given on the box., Press the stamp onto the foam that...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Flatten some sculpey on the wax paper.
Put its thickness at about half an inch.
Use the sculpting tools to cut it into a rectangular shape. -
Step 2: Use the small rocks to press a pattern into the sculpey.
Press them gently, preferably one at a time, and not overlapping. , This is best done using a craft knife or other very thin tool so as to not damage the pattern. , Sometimes the stamp will turn out rounded on the top.
If this happens then sand the stamp down until it is even. , Press fairly hard to ensure a proper stamp into the foam.
If your foam is larger than your stamp, rotate the stamp as you continue stamping to vary the rocks.
For a more well defined pattern you can trace over the imprint with a pencil, pushing firmly but gently to deepen the cracks but not damage the foam. , -
Step 3: Gently remove the rocks one at a time.
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Step 4: Put the stamp into the oven
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Step 5: following the directions given on the box.
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Step 6: Press the stamp onto the foam that you're using for your foamcore building.
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Step 7: Paint the foam with a mixture of acrylic paints that gives you the color you desire.
Detailed Guide
Put its thickness at about half an inch.
Use the sculpting tools to cut it into a rectangular shape.
Press them gently, preferably one at a time, and not overlapping. , This is best done using a craft knife or other very thin tool so as to not damage the pattern. , Sometimes the stamp will turn out rounded on the top.
If this happens then sand the stamp down until it is even. , Press fairly hard to ensure a proper stamp into the foam.
If your foam is larger than your stamp, rotate the stamp as you continue stamping to vary the rocks.
For a more well defined pattern you can trace over the imprint with a pencil, pushing firmly but gently to deepen the cracks but not damage the foam. ,
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