Stamped Tissue Paper Kindness Craft Idea

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Spreading kindness through the gift of sprinkles in decorative jars is my jam. These stamped tissue paper decorations are perfect and so easy.

I have had so much fun using the two stamp sets that I designed for Therm-O-Web. This project is definitely one of my favorites. It is such a joy to spread happy through the giving of little kindness gifts when I am out and about in the world. I am so excited about these little kindness jars filled with sprinkles that I made totally adorable with a couple of the stamps from my Kindness on Purpose stamp set. I can’t wait to show you how simple it is so you can make some too. Of course you can fill them with anything you want!

Thermoweb Stamps on Tissue Paper

Materials and Supplies Needed

Directions

I love this project because it creates an awesome final masterpiece in a short amount of time. It is perfect for doing at a party or an event. To get started, put the clear stamp that you plan to use on a stamp block.

Ink your stamp. 

Here are three of my best tips for using clear stamps with an ink pad.

  1. Don’t press the stamp  down on the ink pad. Rather, place the stamp face up on your work surface and gently press the ink pad onto the stamp. This will help to prevent any smudges.
  2. Use a baby wipe or wet wipe to remove the ink from your stamp after use. This helps keep clean up easy.
  3. Store your clear stamps on the acetate sheet they came on. This keeps them from sticking together in a container and creating a mess.

Stamp on Tissue Paper

Be sure that the work surface you are on can get messy. The permanent ink WILL go through the tissue paper. I worked on a plastic ruler grid that could be cleaned with alcohol after the project. Press the stamp gently on the tissue paper after you have inked it. You MIGHT be able to get to impressions from it. Try it and see what works for you. I found it best – most of the time – to reink before each impression.

Once you have the impressions you like, cut them apart.

Color the Stamped Images

It is time to give your stamped tissue paper images some color. I tested a few things and found that colored pencil worked the best on the white tissue paper. When you are coloring, be gentle as the tissue paper is lightweight and delicate.

Color Tissue Paper Rainbow

Add Stamped Images to Glass

To add the stamped (and colored) images to glass, use your favorite brand of decoupage. Paint a thin layer on the glass where you plan to place your image.

Gently place the stamped tissue paper on that wet surface and then apply a light coat of the decoupage over the top. Let it dry completely.

ADD SPRINKLES

Now for the super fun part – adding sprinkles. Sprinkles make everything better. These little jars are actually plastic so perfect for carrying in the purse. Having an emergency stash of sprinkles on hand is always smart thinking.

More Ideas with  Laura Kelly’s Stamps by Therm-O-Web

There are so many fun ways to use my stamp collections from Therm-O-Web.

Clear Stamp Craft Ideas

BETH from Creatively Beth used the Me and My Peeps set to make these adorable wood slice ornaments. They are perfect for adding to a gift or using in home decor. Go get the deets on her blog.

How to Stamp and Color on Wood

Lindsay from Artsy Fartsy Mama used the Me and My Peeps collection to make the most darling family charm bracelet with Shrink Paper. I LOVE it. Check it out on her blog.

Too busy to make this right away?! Pin it for later!  Pin this project to your favorite craft board on Pinterest and it’ll be waiting for you when you’re ready.

Stamped Tissue Paper Kindness Bottles with Sprinkles

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Cheers,

Laura

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5 thoughts on “Stamped Tissue Paper Kindness Craft Idea”

  1. Of the projects you mentioned, my very favorite is the family charm bracelet with Shrink Paper.

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