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Old 07-26-2007, 12:37 PM   #1  
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Default Help stamping on canvas totes!!

Okay I see these nice canvas totes on SCS so I bought some thinking I could stamp with craft ink. I did one for my sone last not WILD about Reading book tote, I was not happy with the way it came out. The question is Should I be using craft ink or something else like aryclic paints. I really want to make these totes for my club members but at @ 2.49 a pop I don't want to waste my time !! Thank you for your help
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Old 07-26-2007, 01:21 PM   #2  
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I've only stamped on a few canvas things but I used SU's dye ink. They came out nicely but I did not wash them so I have no idea how durable or lasting the image would be.
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I have stamped using the acrylic paints mixed w/fabric medium to make them washable. I have been really happy w/the results. I usually use larger, less detailed stamps.
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There are also fabric 'inks' out there. I got mine at JoAnn's. They are perfect for using on canvas totes, T-shirts, onesies, etc. They are called Fabrico and they come in ink pads and pens. HTH
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I believe I read somewhere to use fabric ink or fabric paints. Just be sure to clean your stamps ASAP when you're done.
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You can buy iron on transparencies at an office store. You could stamp on the transparency, then iron it onto a tote. The words might be backwards, though. Or you can PM someone who made a tote, and get more detailed instructions.
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I did mine and a ton others, but it has been a few yrs and they are still holding up. We stamped with craft ink then If I remember correctly we ironed with wax paper over it to heat set it
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