Video tutorial - No Laminator Foiling with Rubber Dance Stamps

Hi, Kate here

I hope you will love my tutorial. It is awesome technique, fast, easy and you can use any kind of Rubber Dance stamp for it. And the best is that you do not need to invest into any kind of laminator!!! So see that magic in video.





Stamps I used - Small grungy butterflies






Have a nice day
Kate

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