Step 1: This is the Jumbo Stampin' Round Wheel called "In Stitches". It is item #121946 and can be found in the Occasions Mini catalog on Pg 34. It has 6 rows of stitches.
Step 2: There is a seam in the rubber. Gently start lifting , going very slowly. Open the seam from side to side BEFORE starting to peal it off the wheel.
Step 3: When removed from the wheel it will lay flat. If there is any pieces of adhesive on the back, I picked it off.
Step 5: Using a small flat paint brush and Multipurpose Liquid Glue (item #110755), brush a light coating of the glue over the back of the of the rubber. Do not spread on thick as it will create too much stickiness. Allow to dry completely (I left mine overnight). Now your stamp will be removable. "IF" you do not allow it to dry completely and attach to a clear mount block, the stamp can adhere itself permanently to the clear block.
Step 6: Once completely dry, they fit on Clear Block I. I inked as I would any of my stamps and stamped my image on Whisper White card stock.
I laid the rubber stamp across to show that it was wider than my card. I added borders to the top and bottom of the card.
Step 7: Using the Ice Cream Parlor Designer Series Paper & Quick Accents Pack from the Sale-a-Bration brochure, I accented the card front. Item #122242. Click HERE for more information on the Sale-a-Bration Brochure. This pack is an item that can be earned by Stampin' Up! customers when they purchase $50 in Stampin' Up! products (before tax & shipping) during Sale-a-Bration.
Disclaimer: If you unmount your Stampin' Round Wheel, you do so at your own risk. The product warranty is voided by doing this as you are taking apart the product and not using it as intended by Stampin' Up!.
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Mary Director
Stampin' Up! Senior Supervisor, Independent Demonstrator & Creative Coach
http://marydirector.stampinup.net
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1 comment:
When I saw this wheel I thought to myself that I would love a stamp set of the stitch lines. I may give this a try, at my own risk of course. Thanks for showing me how.
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