Stamping With Chess Pieces and Felt

Ronja Lotte
by Ronja Lotte
$0-2
15 Minutes
Easy
The holidays are coming closer and I stamped my first wrapping paper. Anyone who has some chess pieces and felt lying around at home might want to check out this tutorial for the easiest and coolest stamps ever (If I might say so myself ;-)).
Finished stamp and stamped wrapping paper.
Tools and materials: A pair of sharp scissors, a good adhesive (I swear by epoxy glue but others will do just fine), a garland or similar made out of felt from a dollar store...
...and chess pieces.


The holidays are on and all the stores are full of Halloween and Christmas decoration items. This off course also includes the dollar-stores, which are a treasure trove for all crafters these days. Whether Coasters or garlands, party decoration and decorative items for the festive table are very often made out of felt and it occurred to me that I really do not need to cut my own stamp designs and instead can use decor items out of felt. My snowflake garland did cost me about 2 dollars and I’m going to get more than 30 stamps out of it. That is as simple and cheap as it gets!
Because I rather wanted a star than a snowflake, I have cut the flake and then simply glued it to the underside of a chess piece.
As color I've used ordinary stamp pad ink and for my wrapping paper, I simply stamped the stars regularly on brown packing paper.
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  • Elizabeth Kathleen Allan Elizabeth Kathleen Allan on May 14, 2018

    This is amazing! I’ve also seen where you can reuse lids from soda bottles and glue stamps on the bottom of those. I’m always s inspired by all of your beautiful crafts!!!

  • Jewellmartin Jewellmartin on May 15, 2018

    I like your idea of using tall chess pieces because then you have a handle to really pound those designs. ☺️

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