Guest post by Aimee Strickland of Made in the Fold
This idea was made for a fall wedding to leave at each individual place setting so guests could take away a small favor but could easily be translated for a holiday place setting or any entertaining idea. Use a custom made stamp (like i make here) or a favorite, perhaps from a local craft store. Instructions after the jump!
Step 1: Gather supplies.
- initial sketches (used to make the custom stamp, optional)
- pressed/dried leaves
- stamp (custom, or found at any local craft store)
- stamp pad (I used A La Mode's white pigment ink)
- jute
- napkin (from my stash)
Step 2: Gather all your leaves and make space on a hard, level surface for the best result for the stamp.
Step 3: Load your stamp evenly with ink.
Step 4: Stamp your leaf! Make sure to press firmly to apply the entire stamp of ink.
Step 5: Keep stamping until you have all your leaves complete, and set aside to dry (I left mine to dry for a few days).
Step 6: Wrap your napkin with jute, tie a simple knot to secure and tuck leaf into your napkin.
Enjoy!
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etsy. www.madeinthefold.etsy.com
shop. www.madeinthefold.bigcartel.com
twitter. www.twitter.com/ame_strickland
pinterest. http://pinterest.com/aimeestr/
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This idea was made for a fall wedding to leave at each individual place setting so guests could take away a small favor but could easily be translated for a holiday place setting or any entertaining idea. Use a custom made stamp (like i make here) or a favorite, perhaps from a local craft store. Instructions after the jump!
Step 1: Gather supplies.
- initial sketches (used to make the custom stamp, optional)
- pressed/dried leaves
- stamp (custom, or found at any local craft store)
- stamp pad (I used A La Mode's white pigment ink)
- jute
- napkin (from my stash)
Step 2: Gather all your leaves and make space on a hard, level surface for the best result for the stamp.
Step 3: Load your stamp evenly with ink.
Step 4: Stamp your leaf! Make sure to press firmly to apply the entire stamp of ink.
Step 5: Keep stamping until you have all your leaves complete, and set aside to dry (I left mine to dry for a few days).
Step 6: Wrap your napkin with jute, tie a simple knot to secure and tuck leaf into your napkin.
Enjoy!
blog. www.madeinthefold.wordpress.com
etsy. www.madeinthefold.etsy.com
shop. www.madeinthefold.bigcartel.com
twitter. www.twitter.com/ame_strickland
pinterest. http://pinterest.com/aimeestr/
facebook. https://www.facebook.com/pages/MadeintheFold/265482766825053
2 comments:
Beautiful! Love this!
so fun - never thought of stamping a leaf before!
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