How to Craft Apple Stamps
Select suitable apples., Put on an apron or a smock to protect your clothes., Prepare the paint., Cut the apple in half with a sharp knife., Dip the apple into one of the paints, cut side down., Press the paint-covered apple half onto the...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Select suitable apples.
Keep the best apples for eating, and use the bruised or older ones to make some apple stamps. -
Step 2: Put on an apron or a smock to protect your clothes.
Prepare your work-space by laying down newspaper to protect all surfaces. , Pour the paint onto the paper plates, using a separate plate for each color.
You can use any color paint, but red and green – the colors of apples – are most popular.
Use paint that is suitable for application to whatever surface you're using, whether it's paper, fabric, etc.
Make sure it's non-toxic paint too, so that the kids can do this. , Let the apples dry for an hour after cutting and before dipping. , Use a paintbrush to spread the color evenly across the apple half. , Dip the apple in the paint or brush the paint on again for each subsequent stamp, and have paper towels on hand to blot excess paint. , Create a pretty design in the other half of the apple by cutting a heart, star, or other shape into the center of the cut side of the apple before applying paint.
Use a paintbrush to apply paint separately to the design you've cut out. , Use fabric paint and the apple stamps to create a cute fabric tote bag or grocery bag.
Allow to dry before using or wrapping as a gift. , -
Step 3: Prepare the paint.
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Step 4: Cut the apple in half with a sharp knife.
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Step 5: Dip the apple into one of the paints
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Step 6: cut side down.
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Step 7: Press the paint-covered apple half onto the construction paper or paper lunch sack.
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Step 8: Create a design.
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Step 9: Make an apple tote.
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Step 10: Finished.
Detailed Guide
Keep the best apples for eating, and use the bruised or older ones to make some apple stamps.
Prepare your work-space by laying down newspaper to protect all surfaces. , Pour the paint onto the paper plates, using a separate plate for each color.
You can use any color paint, but red and green – the colors of apples – are most popular.
Use paint that is suitable for application to whatever surface you're using, whether it's paper, fabric, etc.
Make sure it's non-toxic paint too, so that the kids can do this. , Let the apples dry for an hour after cutting and before dipping. , Use a paintbrush to spread the color evenly across the apple half. , Dip the apple in the paint or brush the paint on again for each subsequent stamp, and have paper towels on hand to blot excess paint. , Create a pretty design in the other half of the apple by cutting a heart, star, or other shape into the center of the cut side of the apple before applying paint.
Use a paintbrush to apply paint separately to the design you've cut out. , Use fabric paint and the apple stamps to create a cute fabric tote bag or grocery bag.
Allow to dry before using or wrapping as a gift. ,
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