Clearly Better Polymer stamps from My Stamps
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Yes, you MAY sell cards which you have hand stamped
using My Stamps
My Stamps is an ‘Angel Company’. We recognize and appreciate the
part artists and crafters play in the evolution of stamping as an art craft.
We appreciate that their work gives our stamps life. We consider work created
and sold using Cathy’s designs not to be an infringement of copyright
providing the images used were each individually hand stamped by the selling
artist. Any reproduction or copy of Cathy's designs by any other means,
eg graphic, photographic including photocopying, electronic, mechanical
or otherwise without the express written permission of the Author remains
in conflict with the law.
Copyright 1992 - 2005 Cathy Daulman applies to all
graphic and written material herein unless credited otherwise
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>Cut 'funtustic' with sharp
scissors or score the surface with a craft knife and break off along the cut
line.
>Remember that different sizes of 'funtustic' need different heating times
- the bigger the piece, the longer the heating time needs to be.
Place a piece of 'funtustic', about 50 x 60mm (2" x 2.5"), on a piece of aluminium foil.
Heat one side of the 'funtustic' piece for about 10 seconds using a good heat tool.
Flip it over and heat it again for about 2 minutes, holding the heat tool close to the piece.
The edges of the 'funtustic'
will start to distort as it gets hot. Some heat tools are stronger than others,
so you may have to adjust your heating times accordingly. Times illustrated
are based on a heat tool with a temperature of 650 degrees F (eg. Milwaukee,
Marvy or a domestic paint stripper heat gun). Test on a small piece first.
The larger the piece to be stamped into, the more heating it will require.
Firmly push a well inked stamp into the hot 'funtustic'.
Allow the 'funtustic' to cool before you remove your stamp.
Decorate, cut, punch and colour your 'funtustic' image to your satisfaction
