https://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/big-hallo-kitty-wall-stamp-slash-recycle-your-stuff • Posted by JessayahX
When I moved in my new flat I had to paint the Walls,and to put some floors in it. After that I had a lot of garbage lying around. First I thought of throwing it all away,but then I had the idea of recycle some parts of it. I wanted to decorate my bathroom and the walls in Hello Kitty style. Cause I am a hughe Fan and have a lot of Bath-accessoires from her. So I decided to make a hughe stamp out of the garbage-parts.
When I moved in my new flat I had to paint the Walls,and to put some floors in it. After that I had a lot of garbage lying around. First I thought of throwing it all away,but then I had the idea of recycle some parts of it. I wanted to decorate my bathroom and the walls in Hello Kitty style. Cause I am a hughe Fan and have a lot of Bath-accessoires from her. So I decided to make a hughe stamp out of the garbage-parts.
First of all you need a picture of something you wanted to make as a stamp. Then you need a piece of laminate which you have left. (or maybe you can use other stuff like maybe the cover of an old book..) then you need a transparent sheet of paper. A piece of an old carpet (the one you lay in your kitchen or bathroom), an empty Roll of double-faced adhesive tape,a permanent marker and a cutter,and a hot-melt-gun.
Put the tranparent sheet of paper on your picture and paint the outlines with your permanent marker.
Now cut out the whole motive with your cutter. Make sure to leave some points so it all stays together.
Take the rest of the carpet and turn on the backside. Use your permanent Marker and the cut out Motive as pattern to paint on the carpet backside.
cut out all the parts and use your hot-melt-gun to glue the stuff on your piece of Laminate. Make sure to remove all glue parts which you don´t need.
Use the old transperent sheet Model to find out in which place you must glue the eyes of the figure.
Take your old and emty roll of double-faced adhesive tape and glue it on the backside of the laminate. (use the hot-melt-gun) ;)
Now you can use your new stamp ^^