Description

Crockery Stamp

Reminiscent of the labels from European crock jars, the Crockery stamp is sure to provide hours of enjoyment.  The Crockery stamp includes thirteen labels included! Use China Blue or Stone Gray ink to get a vintage look.

12″ x 12″

For anyone who hasn’t used the IOD Décor Stamps, they are essentially what they sound like. A stamp. Similar to a stamp that you might’ve used as a child- but magical. The IOD Décor Stamps have the power to transform an item that you found on the side of the road into an item that you will have to convince your husband you didn’t spend your entire monthly budget on.
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The IOD décor stamps aren’t just for furniture and home décor, you can use them to transform your food art as well! The stamps are made from a food-safe material (do not use the same sets for food and paint ;)). But be warned- they are not for high heat applications. Do NOT put in the dishwasher, they will melt at extreme heats. 

PREPARATION IS KEY.

Before removing from the backing, condition your stamps with very fine sandpaper, scuff the surface in two directions. This helps the mediums stay put, and not bead (which some types, like ceramics glazes, tend to do).

Remove stamps from backing when ready to use. This takes some force, but don’t worry, the stamps are strong.

DIFFERENT MEDIUMS

Paint: Paint works wonderfully with the Décor Stamps. When using paint we recommend creating a small puddle to roll a small dense foam roller in. Make sure you get an even load and roll onto the design side of the mounted (or if using unmounted, proceed accordingly) stamp. This part takes a little practice to get the feel of the load so that it’s enough to give you the impression you want without being sloppy. Also keep in mind variables such as the surface you are stamping, the medium you are using, as well as the look you are trying to achieve. Practice makes perfect! Ink: Our Décor ink, and most other inks, work fabulously with the Décor Stamps as well. Ink gives finer detail and tends to be a little more translucent than paint, keep this in mind in consideration to your project. We find that we like using paint and ink equally, and they lend themselves well to different projects and surfaces. We recommend using the blank stamp pads to apply the ink (one for each color), then pat the surface of the stamp with it.

CARING FOR YOUR STAMPS

We find that the easiest way to care for and clean stamps is to keep wet wipes nearby and avoid letting the medium dry all the way on the stamp surface. Then, when you have time, wash them with mild soap and warm water. For some mediums, you may find that you need a stamp cleaner. Use one that is safe for clear stamps. After your stamp has been thoroughly cleaned, place them back on the clear backing for storage. 

Read more about IOD stamps here.