By Gary Boutin
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| Fig.1 Flower stamp |
Tools and Supplies:
Acrylic paint or poster paint
Black packing foam or Styrofoam™
Scissors
Watercolor paper 140-pound
This post shows this is the most inexpensive foam stamps that can be assembled to make different patterns. All of these stamps have no handle and are large enough to be held by hand.
This post shows five steps for five stamps that was made from black packing foam.
Step 1: Fig.1 through
fig.6 show the assembly and the stamp pattern on artist watercolor paper. The foam was curled in a circle and tied with twine.
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| Fig.2 Packing foam |
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| Fig.3 Foam cut |
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| Fig.4 Flower pattern |
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| Fig.5 Flower with paint |
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| Fig.6 Flower pattern |
Step 2: Fig.7 through
fig.8 shows the Wavy stamp. Scissors was used to make this Wavy stamp.
Fig.8 shows that too much paint on the stamp will have a messy wavy pattern.
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| Fig.7 Wavy pattern |
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| Fig.8 Messy Wavy |
Step 3: Fig.9 through
fig.11 shows this three leaf flower stamp.
Fig.9 shows that scissors were used to cut the three leaf flower stamp.
Fig.10 shows the stamp in the paint and
fig.11 shows the stamps patter on watercolor paper.
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Fig.9 Three leaf
Flower stamp |
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| Fig.10 Placed in paint |
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Fig.11 Stamping
watercolor paper |
Step 4: Fig.12 through
fig.14 shows a rectangular stamp.
Fig.12 shows that scissors was used to cut the packing foam into a black rectangle.
Fig.13 shows the end of the rectangle was used to make a purple and blue marks.
Fig.14 shows a blue rectangle on the paper.
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| Fig.12 Rectangle |
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| Fig.13 Push on paper |
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| Fig.14 Blue rectangle line |
Step 5: Fig.15 through
fig.17 shows the V-stamp.
Fig.15 shows that scissors cut a V-shape on the tip of this rectangle.
Fig.16 shows the stamp placed on the watercolor paper and
fig.17 shows the yellow V-pattern on the watercolor paper. This is the end of the foam stamps made for free and it was fun to make. It was interesting to see if the V-stamp working on the watercolor paper.
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| Fig.15 V-tipped |
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| Fig.16 Press on paper |
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| Fig.17 Yellow V-tipped patterns |
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