Stamping is an easy, fun craft - use one of the wide range of Heritage craft rubber stamps with Homecraft Acrylic Paint on furniture, doors, walls, cupboards, etc. HOT TIPS! Always wash craft rubber stamps immediately in water after use. Apply paint to the craft rubber stamp using a small sponge roller or a sponge applicator. Do not apply too much paint. Practise a few stamps on paper before proceeding with your project. Seal the project with Hard Varnish. If you are using Antique Crackle over the craft rubber stamps, seal the project with solvent-based PU-7 varnish.

YOU WILL NEED: A selection of medium and large craft rubber stamps Student's Acrylic paint (White and Bright Blue) Antique Crackle Basecoat for large cracks and Top Coat Masking Tape Magic Touch (Iris Blue) Solvent-based PU-7 Varnish

STEP BY STEP
	Paint the table white - 2-3 coats.
	Use masking tape as a guide, paint broad stripes with diluted Bright Blue paint. Do the same in the opposite direction, creating large blocks.
	Stamp a design in the centre of each block, using the diluted Bright Blue paint.
	When dry, create a crackled effect over the whole table, using Antique Crackle Basecoat and Top Coat and Magic Touch. Follow the instructions for Antique Crackle.
	Seal the table with PU-7 Varnish.

Panels on the cupboard doors were washed with diluted white Homecraft Acrylic paint to soften the bright orange. Stamp stars on the cupboard with diluted Deep Blue Student Acrylic. Stamp spirals between the stars using diluted Lime Green Student Acrylic. Glue the Green glass jewels to the spiral stamps with clear Dazzle Applique Glue.   Paint a wide faux dado rail with a large sponge applicator and white Homecraft Acrylic paint. When dry, stamp a fish pattern on the white paint using Berry Red Homecraft Acrylic paint.