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This package of Stamping Foam is designed by Simon Hurley create for Ranger Ink. This package of stamping foam comes with two pieces, each piece measures 4.5" x 5.75". This stamping foam can be used to create your own stamps. To use this foam, heat with a heat tool, then press the foam into a textured surface and hold the foam in place for 5 to 10 seconds. Once it holds its shape, ink it and use it for your crafting projects. This foam can be reheated and remolded over and over. This foam measures 20 mm in depth. This stamping foam is made in the USA.
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Best Tip: Buy the larger of the 2 package sizes; this way the stamped image will go edge to edge for A2 card and you can trim if you want smaller. It is fun to find things around to make new impressions.
Watch Simon Hurley's YouTube videos on this product--great hacks and tips! Blessed crafting! 😊
wow!! These needed to be in a larger size! Love them.
I tried it and was not very happy with results. Hard to make impression.
I watched a Simon Hurley tutorial where he used several Christmas decorations to make Stamps. I was so impressed with this technic I decided to try it for myself. I lover that you can use them over and over again or if you find a design you want to keep, you just leave it as it is.
There is nothing like playing with new craft supplies. I was surprised at how easy this is to use. Even second generation stamps were really nice. Watch Simon Hurley you tube videos for inspiration and instructions.
I love that I can create my own backgrounds as demonstrated by Simon in one of his older tutorials. It’s a new technique I plan on using more with my card projects.
I used a form of stamping foam many years ago, and I loved it.
I don't know how Simon did it, but this Simon Hurley Stamping Foam is even better!!
I've not used it yet but after watching Simon demo this foam, I'm sure it will do the job.
Love this product! Works beautifully. I would recommend to any stamper.
I love the concept so am giving it a try
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Stamping requires a heat gun, will a hair drier work?
By:
1933
(22-Apr-22)
Unfortunately, the heat of a hairdryer is not hot enough for the stamping foam to hold an impression.
By: Ranger Ink
(26-Apr-22)
