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How To Place Labels On Rubber Stamps PERFECTLY Every Time!

11 Nov

How exciting is it when you get a new set of stamps?! Yes, doing a happy dance is totally acceptable when you get your stamps in the mail 🙂 To prep and assemble those newly acquired stamps, I’ve found a really handy trick to place the cling labels onto your rubber stamps PERFECTLY every time. Let’s talk about it!

Use this quick card making tip and you will be able to place labels on rubber stamps perfectly every time!

Why Label Your Stamps

Although labeling isn’t absolutely necessary, it does make it much easier for you to see exactly what you’re stamping. Especially if you like your stamping to be exact, I highly recommend using the labels.

The Old Way

Here’s a reminder of how I’ve always done my label placement in the past. Click HERE to see the video.

How To Place Labels On Rubber Stamps

When your set arrives, pop the stamps out of the rubber sheet.

Use this quick card making tip and you will be able to place labels on rubber stamps perfectly every time!

First, remove the white paper backing from the stamp to get it ready for the labels.

Use this quick card making tip and you will be able to place labels on rubber stamps perfectly every time!

Next, peel the paper backing AND the sticker label from the label sheet. Stick the backing and label onto a clear block – just place it on gently, no need to press down hard!

Use this quick card making tip and you will be able to place labels on rubber stamps perfectly every time!

Remove the white backing from the sticker label.

Use this quick card making tip and you will be able to place labels on rubber stamps perfectly every time!

Flip your clear block over so the label side is down. Place the corresponding stamp on your work surface.

Next, align the block over the stamp so that the label and stamp line up perfectly.

Use this quick card making tip and you will be able to place labels on rubber stamps perfectly every time!

When they are lined up properly, lower the block to make contact with the stamp, give it a good press, and BAM! You have a perfectly placed label on your new rubber stamp!

Use this quick card making tip and you will be able to place labels on rubber stamps perfectly every time!

How To Place Labels On Stamps Video Tutorial

If you’d like to see a video tutorial of how I place labels on rubber stamps perfectly every time, visit my YouTube link!

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    May 29, 2021 at 5:01 AM

    […] This labeling trick is so helpful when it comes to preparing new stamps. For more details and a quick video, check out this post for how to label your stamps perfectly every time. […]

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