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Celebration Crystal Art Stamp Card with Birthday Balloons

A project from our live show HSN Craft show - Join Toni for her latest products and inspiration - show 2 - Broadcast 28th March 23 · 03/28/2023 · watch it from 3:15

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Create a festive birthday card using crystal art stamps with built-in guidance for crystal placement. The design features birthday balloons, cupcakes and sentiments that you embellish with colourful resin crystals for a sparkling, dimensional finish.

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Step by step

  1. Remove the stamp from its carrier sheet and place it onto a stamping platform. ▶ watch 3:15
  2. Apply ink to the stamp, choosing colours that suit your occasion (red and green for Christmas, pink and blue for baby showers, or any colour combination you prefer). ▶ watch 3:30
  3. Stamp the image onto your card, pressing firmly to ensure a clear impression. ▶ watch 3:45
  4. Apply the included magic glue to the stamped areas where you want to place crystals, using the stamp's guidance marks as your reference. ▶ watch 4:00
  5. Prepare your crystal pen by filling it with the included gel to make it sticky enough to pick up the resin crystals. ▶ watch 4:15
  6. Use the sticky pen to pick up individual crystals from the tray and place them onto the glued areas of your card. ▶ watch 5:00
  7. If you place a crystal slightly outside the lines, gently nudge it into position whilst the magic glue is still tacky. ▶ watch 5:15
  8. Continue adding crystals in your chosen colours until you have completed the design, using the stamp's built-in guidance as your reference. ▶ watch 5:30

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