Swallowtail - Stamp' it on fabric with Bibi Cameron

Bibi Cameron Independent Stamping’ Up! Demonstrator

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Materials • Smooth fabrics or fabrics with to little texture. For better results use 100% Cotton.

• Stampin’ Up! high definition stamps.

• Acrylic paintings.

• Fabric medium.

• Sponge

Stampin’ Up! Stamps

I have chosen Swallowtail and Larger than life Alphabet and numbers Stamps as they are perfect for this project.

Step 1 • •

Iron the fabric first.

Apply starch (Optional)

Step 2 • •

Mix one 1 part of medium x 2 of acrylic paint.

Get ready the sponge…

Step 3 Use the sponge to apply evenly the paint on the stamp.

‌Make sure your stamp is completely covered by the paint.

Step 4 Stamp on the fabric, apply firm pressure for 10 seconds.

You can stamp as many butterflies as you want to create your own designer fabric.

I have chosen a thick textured upholstery fabric so the images got the fabric texture and I’m going to make a cushion cover with this fabric.

Wash the stamp straight away with water or clean it with wipes!!!

Step 5 Iron your stamped images for 30 seconds using a dry cloth between the iron and your project ‌

We are done!!

Have a look to the next slides to see the same image stamped in light weight 100% cotton ( it got more definition).

I also added some pictures of finished projects.

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I have stamped the applique on a coordinating lightweight 100% cotton fabric‌

After stamping the image on the light weight cotton fabric, I applied “Fray Stoppa” – antifray glue. I leave it dry and I cut the butterfly with scissors.

Larger Than Life Alphabet set of 38 clear stamps from Stampin’ Up! is great to make personalized craft projects. To stamp on fabric, paper, leather, glass or any other surface‌

Thank you …That’s all for today To buy high quality stamps visit www.bibicameron.stampinup.net To see more ideas and inspiration visit my blog: www.bibicameron.blogspot.co.uk Watch my YouTube videos Happy crafting!!!

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Bibi Cameron Independent Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator