Have you heard of a Cling Décor Stamp? I had no idea they existed until I accidentally found Iron Orchid Designs Periscopes and was instantly giddy about their products.
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Let me tell you a little bit about my new friends—Sally and Josie, two sisters who are fabulously creative and work at home Moms! I contacted Sally to talk about working with them, and here we are—working together on this sponsored post AND giveaway!
The first periscope I found was a demo with their transfers. I don’t have my hot little hands on the transfers yet, but I do have their Vintage Art Décor Molds, some of which I used for this project! I also got a couple of Iron Orchid Design Cling Stamps, all made by Prima Marketing.
What you’ll need:
- Piece of boring furniture
- Paint of your choice
- Prima IOD Clear Décor Stamp (Louis)
- Stamp Block
- Décor Ink (Rouen)
- Baroque Vintage Art Décor Mold #1
- Paper Clay
- Gorilla Wood Glue or drywall mud (what I used)
- Paper Towel
- Baby Wipes
- Sander
- Emery Board
- Chip Brush
You can see how this former t.v. cabinet evolved by clicking that link.
I opened the box LIVE on Periscope, you can watch the replay on Katch.me.
I used a paper towel on a foil lined tray to ink my stamp. You could use a small foam roller.
These type stamps are “cling” stamps, meaning they cling onto the extra large stamp block. The baby wipes are really handy to clean off the block and stamps.
I picked up some items from the dollar store to play around with.
This was a test subject, and I love how the stamp turned out on the flower pot. Because it was round, I sort of had to roll it to get the entire surface stamped.
Another test piece, a one dollar placemat dressed up. Fabric takes the IOD Ink really well!
After testing the stamp and getting the technique down, I started stamping on top of the t.v. stand in a semi-random pattern.
I used an orbital sander to distress the ink slightly to make it match the look of the distressed cabinet.
I jumped right in making some paper clay molds the same day I got my package for another project I have in the works.
I did some distressing on the old t.v. cabinet with an Emery Board . I buy them on Amazon by the box.
While distressing the cabinet I remembered that there were two small medallions that I removed and thought that two of the pieces would work perfectly in their place.
I used some of the IOD ink and a cheap chip brush to give a nice green highlight on the molds.
You can attach the mold appliques with Gorilla Wood Glue-which I have a LOT of, but I wanted to sort of fill around the edges of my appliques, so I used drywall mud.
For more ideas on paper clay mold appliques, visit my friend Debbie at Refresh Restyle. She did some fabulous projects using the IOD molds.
It gives the old piece a little pop of color, eh?
I think that using these extra large décor stamps on furniture and fabric projects is brilliant! You can even do these stamps on walls and more!
These are some of the wonderful stamps that will be available from Prima Marketing and IOD– Persephone End, Friffery, Louis, Fleur. Which is your favorite?
Now for our GIVEAWAY!
One lucky MRL reader will receive ONE decor stamp, a bottle of ink and a stamp block. To win, you must be 18 with a US mailing address. Void where prohibited by law. Winner may or may not be able to select which stamp.
How to enter:
Leave a comment below telling me how you would use a home décor stamp—fabric? furniture? something else? Use the rafflecopter widget to enter and earn bonus entries. Giveaway starts today and ends in two weeks. The winner will have 48 hours to respond or an alternate winner will be chosen.
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Be sure to follow Iron Orchid Designs on Facebook, their blog, Instagram and Periscope. I love, love, love watching Sally and Josie on persiscope separately, but when they get together, it’s perfectly wonderful.
gail
disclaimer: this is a sponsored post on behalf of Iron Orchid Designs. I feel so honored that when I reached out to work with them that they said yes!
I have an old dresser begging for a new life,these would be perfect for!
This would be perfect for an old cabinet door I picked up at an estate sale. It’s been sitting here beckoning me and now I know what I would do with it!
Oh, these decor stamps are so beautiful! I have two really old dressers that need some prettying up and these would be perfect!
I would redo a jewelry box and maybe use more mixed media with crackle paste and inks. Also want to do a canvas with a pic!!
Hi Gail, okay you had me at stamp….lol I’d definitely be using the stamp and mold to update some bookshelves. Thanks for the chance.
I would use them to spruce up my ugly metal filing cabinet ; on the raised panels of the bathroom cabinet doors and to decorate some fabric grocery bags that I am sewing,
I like the idea of stamping the wall with it. I would stamp the laundry room.
I have an old wooden end table I would like to refinish—as soon as the weather warms up enough to be able to do stuff outside.
Gail – These products are new to me.Looking forward to trying them out.
Wonderful idea and
the stamping is so
pretty. I would use
the stamps on the
walls in my shed.
Carla from Utah
I have an ugly metal file cabinet in desperate need of a makeover – awesome ideas here!
I have a wooden desk chair that was my Mother-in-Laws that would be Great to use the Home Decor Stamp!
THANKS for Sharing your Project & for the Chance to ((( WIN )))
I love these stamps. I recently moved and am personalizing our new space. I’d like to stamp my walls to accent entryways and special art niches. I’m excited about the possibilities! Thanks for the offering a contest.
That’s amazing. I love your side table and all your ideas. I would make that medallion into an antique looking piece of jewelry with resin. Fabulous!
what a great idea!!! for using the mold.
gail
Molds and stamps oh my! These are two of my favourite mediums to work with. Love love love these large Prima stamps and the wonderful ink colours! So many possibilities for projects ?
I love this idea!! I would stamp fabric for curtains and am sure I could stamp alot of things! Furniture, even maybe the walls in my laundry room!! Lol
amazing, at the moment i up re purposing two chairs next i will be working on a book case, so would come in handy.
Oh wow that looks absolutely stunning
I have an oak cabinet that I am planning to paint with chalk paint,,,I stamp design on the front would add great character to it! thanks for the opportunity to win
Thanks for the post. There are so many possibilities but i have a white cabinet simiar to your sample i would like to try.
Great ideas! I would love to try this on a tablecloth.!
I would love to try to alter some furniture with these stamps and ink. The molds look so cool! Thank you so much for the inspiration and sharing your projects!
I would use it on placemats…you gave me a great idea to do so. Thank you!
I’m redoing an office room and making it into my craft room with a long wall length desk, I think I would love to use the stamps to put up a design on the walls. Thanks for a great giveaway!
I love the look using the stamp and the medallions. I have the perfect table for it too!
i would probably use the stamp on the front of a blank journal and on some card-stock to frame for a wall picture!
Love these products. Can’t wait to get the stamps and molds. I have ideas Haha
I can’t wait to use these stamps. I think I’d like to stamp on a plain, white bedskirt! Or how about stamping on a 12 x 12 piece of card stock and framing it! That would look really cool! I love these IOD products!
I a preparing to redo my bedroom using the IOD stamps, moulds and inks and would absolutely LOVE to add the Louis stamp to my stash to use during the redo!! I have already started on my bureaus and am awaiting the arrival of a couple of the decor inks so I can really take off with this project!!
I really like what you have done with this tv stand and look forward to doing lots of decorating with the IOD line of products! TFS!
I would use the stamps on a pair of bookcases that I plan on painting when the weather turns!
Love these, would definitely use on furniture!!
I have started making trays from old cabinet doors (habitat re-store). Think would be great to use these
I have some plain lamp shades and a garage full of furniture waiting to be redone. Thesse would make them unique.
I love this whole line! I have a furniture project in mind right now but, I can imagine using these stamps in all kinds of ways!
I inherited some dining room chairs that would be fun to stamp.
I love the IOD stamps and molds. I made images and applied to cover of Journal I created for a friend along with other multi-media supplies. Turned out great. Love your blog, I get some good ideas on how to re-use items in place of trashing. Would love to win this giveaway!
holey crap gail this is so cool, i have a ton of things i would like to stamp maybe even my butt lol xx
I would love to use these for the pillows I am working on right now.
I think these would be fun to use on fabric to turn into pillows.
This looks like it’s going to be fun. Can’t wait to try some of these on the furniture, etc my daughter & I redo.
That would look awesome on an accent wall! Do they have larger ones?
yes! they have larger stamps AND border stamps, lots of possibilites to mix and match.
gail
Wow, I need to check out their blog. Love to win the stamps since I have ideas for things that will need it.
I have some old end tables that could use some love and sprucing up!
I love this stamp product and can think of so many projects to make with one of these. Crushing on those molds too. What a gem of a find the Iron OrchidCompany is. Can’t wait to get my hands on these supplies!!
Gail, this project is WONDERFUL!! What a great idea to make your own molds, I had not even considered that. 🙂 Thanks for the inspiration, instruction and giveaway!!!
Hi Gail – what fun! I can see so many uses for these great products…thanks for sharing your experiments with us.
OhI don’t have a US address:( Im Canadian.
I’m sorry Michelle. I will double check to make sure you’re not eligible.
gail
I love the stamp idea. I have an old buffet I have been stressing over. what to do what to do
between this and some kind of medallion I think my problem is solved