Friday, June 1, 2012
Step- by Step Tutorial by Lisa
Good morning, DeNami friends!
You all are in for a real treat. I know many (myself included) tend to use stamps just on cards. Well, our very own Lisa Petrella is here to show us how to stamp on clothing today. How fun is that? We'll be learning how to stamp on onesies today, but this technique can also be used on "real clothes" too!
DeNami Design Products
Other Supplies
Fabric Paint
(I used Martha
Stewart Crafts Multi-Surface Satin Acrylic Paint in Pool, Japanese Maple, and
Spring Pasture.
Onesies: (Gerber)
Paintbrush
Acrylic Block
3 pieces of cardboard
Paintbrush
Acrylic Block
3 pieces of cardboard
How amazing (and fun) was this tutorial?
If YOU stamp on some clothing, we would LOVE to see it! Feel free to post
your picture on the DeNami Facebook page or the DeNami Flickr group.
A great big thank you to our very own, Lisa Petrella for putting this together. We are so inspired by your creative ideas!
Have a wonderful weekend- see you back here on Monday for our brand new challenge!
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7 comments:
Oh GET OUT Lisa...these are ADORABLE! Thanks for the fun lesson ;)
Lisa, you have TRULY OUTDONE yourself!!! I love this idea. I've used templates in the past, but neve in my wildest dreams did I think about my stamps!! Just simply YUMMY!! Great tutorial :)
Those are really adorable and I am going out to my studio from http://roomstogrowusa.web12.hubspot.com/hobbyrooom/ and make a couple up. I have a friend that is due very soon and needed a good idea!
Wow, wow, WOW!! Lisa always has the BEST and most CREATIVE ideas. These DeNami stamps are perfect for little baby clothes. :)
WOW Lisa! This is AWESOME!!!
Do you need to heat set them?
Lisa, what an adorable idea! Thank you for this awesome tutorial!
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