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	Rubber Stamp Shading Templates :: Silver Clay Texture Tools
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Architecture Shading Template $11.00	Original Shading Template $11.00	Nature Shading Template $11.00	Around the World Shading Template $11.00	Extreme Nature Shading Template $11.00
	Positive/Negative unmounted rubber stamps or texture sets Perfect for rubber stamping or polymer clay or silver clay Each set contains a positive and a negative version of the same image. 2.5x5" - click on each image for a full size view - See my samples
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	Having difficulty? Try these three tips..... 1..There is a front and back of the shading template...the smooth feeling side goes UP. 2..Don't use a sharp colored pencil. Use a dull pencil with a blunt tip. 3..The thicker the cardstock, the smoother the surface should be. Linen cardstock...bad idea. The texture of the paper will override the texture of the templates. I like to use cover stock from staples (if you saw me demoing, that is what I was using). It is smooth enough to run through a printer and thick enough to hold glue and other stamping techniques. With those three tips, it is sure to be successful! Have fun!
	Chris, This morning, I tried the shading templates with my Spellbinders Wizard. I bought them several years ago, at Stampaway and decided they were just too much trouble, so, I put them away. Glad I didn't THROW them away!!! All the sheets came out beautiful!! What lovely, textured backgounds I have now!! The sandwich is: 1 white mat texture plate of choice card stock tan polymer pad blue mat from charm kit I lightly spritzed my CS with water. I used the nature plates. Guess I'll have to get the Architectural one next. Try this, you'll love it!! Lynne -back to top-
	Creative Mode, LLC 2934 Hwy MN, Stoughton, WI 53589 608-838-8011 (phone) 608-838-8022 (fax) chris@creativemode.com

Rubber Stamp Shading Templates :: Silver Clay Texture Tools

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- RUBBER STAMPS -
custom rubber stamps
rubber stamps
peerless watercolors
transparent metallics
acrylic blocks
shading templates
milk carton mailers
slide stamps
Japanese Screw Punch
monthly rubber stamp club
sale items
classes

- BEADS AND WEARABLE ART -
current ebay auctions
beads

- CREATIVE MODE EVENTS -
one of a kind rubber stamp
& scrapbook experience

art glass & bead show

SHIPPING FEES
ORDER STATUS

email us

Try one of these great shading templates.
Just put the template under your paper and color in or around
your stamped image with any DRY medium.
Chalk, colored pencils, crayons. Remember when we used to do coin rubbings?
Well, this is very much the same. The texture templates are molded
deep enough to use with heavy card stock. You can also
use paint or ink directly on the template and use it like a
stamp. The templates will wash up under warm water.
Each set contains 6 - 8.5 x 11" sheets...each sheet contains the textures shown below.

Having difficulty?
- click here for troubleshooting the plastic shading templates-

These templates work great with your WIZARD!
-click here for a testimonial and a Wizard Recipe-

Positive/Negative unmounted rubber stamps or texture sets

Perfect for rubber stamping or polymer clay or silver clay

Each set contains a positive and a negative version of the same image.
2.5x5" - click on each image for a full size view -
See my samples

BACK TO HOME PAGE

Having difficulty? Try these three tips.....

1..There is a front and back of the shading template...the smooth feeling side goes UP.

2..Don't use a sharp colored pencil. Use a dull pencil with a blunt tip.

3..The thicker the cardstock, the smoother the surface should be. Linen cardstock...bad idea. The texture of the paper will override the texture of the templates. I like to use cover stock from staples (if you saw me demoing, that is what I was using). It is smooth enough to run through a printer and thick enough to hold glue and other stamping techniques.

With those three tips, it is sure to be successful!

Have fun!

Chris,

This morning, I tried the shading templates with my Spellbinders Wizard. I bought them several years ago, at Stampaway and decided they were just too much trouble, so, I put them away. Glad I didn't THROW them away!!!

All the sheets came out beautiful!! What lovely, textured backgounds I have now!!

The sandwich is:

1 white mat

texture plate of choice

card stock

tan polymer pad

blue mat from charm kit

I lightly spritzed my CS with water.

I used the nature plates. Guess I'll have to get the Architectural one next.

Try this, you'll love it!!

Lynne

-back to top-

Creative Mode, LLC
2934 Hwy MN, Stoughton, WI 53589
608-838-8011 (phone) 608-838-8022 (fax)
chris@creativemode.com