Love is in the Air with Paper Tube Heart Stamps - maldonadosoused

With bang in the air, here's a quick last minute Valentine's Day craft – Paper Tube Heart Stamps. We'rhenium using a recycled paper towel tubing, on with paint and paper! Indeed easy and so much fun for minute hands to stamp.

Paper Tube Heart Stamps

Just by shaping your newspaper towel tube, you tin create the heart shape needed to make these darling heart-tastic shapes. They are thusly some fun to craft. Make a whole set of cards for your Valentines! Hera's the how to for making paper tube heart stamps this Valentine's day.

Supplies:

• 1 composition towel or bathroom tissue tube
• red and pink wiliness paint
• whiteness craft paper
• scissors

1. Crease and fold one edge of the tube end inward to create the center point and top side ridges of your heart. Crease and gently fold outward-bound the adjoin opposite your first crease. This might bend the center bend a piece, so use your scissors to create a flat heart for stamping.

2. Douse your heart-shaped tube into paint and press onto a plane of paper.

3. Stamp as galore hearts along your paper as bequeath agree.

4. Set to dry.

5. Once the paint is dry, cut the report into a large heart shape to display!

If you love stamping with report tubes, you'll love all the ideas we've been unselfish.

More Theme Tube Rouge Stamping:

• Paper Tube Stamped Snowman – You can use up all kinds of paint colors for your snowman circles, silver is cool, or pearly White. I also made a fun picture with stamped circles terminated the page to represent snowballs falling.
• Report Tube Stamped Flower Power – These flowers are brightening up the place and reminding me Whitethorn flowers are along their way!
• Paper Tube Apple Stamps – Try making a few fun apple stamped cards to give to someone for fall! Or these would be perfect for your instructor!

Marie

Marie is a mother of 3 living in Seattle, WA. She's been the founder and managing editor of Give and Takes for the last 13 years, curating a DIY website with kids craft tutorials, menage decor ideas, and simple recipes. As well as the author of the book, Make and Takes for Kids. Marie graduated with an Early Childhood and Basic teaching degree and is currently teaching Kindergarten in Seattle. She loves sharing her creativity here at Make and Takes!

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