How to hand stamp metal cutlery, spoons tutorial by Truly Silver
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- čas přidán 16. 10. 2015
- Sorry youtube capture clipped the start of this video. This tutorial shows how to hand stamp silver plated vintage cutlery. I stamp a message on a dessert spoon using impress art stamps. Lots of hints and tips.
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Brilliant! Love this tutorial and the lovely accent. I've watched this a few times now and find the demonstration and the presenter to be delightful. I stamped some vintage cutlery for my family with fun inside jokes that my wife and kids really loved. Thanks so much!
What a great tutorial! i really enjoyed learning how to give my coffee bar some pizzazz while listening to your beautiful accent. :)
You are absolutely delightful!
I enjoyed your video ... but being an American, I could listen to you speak all day. Sweet voice you have.
I love this! Great video.
I love your accent. You’re adorable and I love your videos.
Great video and love your accent!
Lovely video :)
Well done!
Does the marker come off when it is washed?
I hope youre ok!! Couldn't find your shop...
Do you find placing a tea towel behind the spoon is better or worse than just hitting the spoon straight on top of the anvil?
You'll tear a hole through in no time.
Thank you! Your accent is beautiful!
Hi. What size (mm) are the stamps you're using? And are they for soft or hard metals? Thanks!
Hey, did you tried in last 2 years ? 😅 which size do you recommend?
Would flatten the spoon first. I like to use silverplated spoons that are starting to lose their silver on places.
Can you tell me where I can buy all different kinds of stamps to stamp poured silver. Do you know of a website that had many different kinds of stamps like palm trees and letters and stuff? I'm in the usa. I hope you don't mind me saying this but your beautiful. Anyhow let me know about the stamps please if you have any time. Thank you very much.
Hello :)Would first like to say, how much I enjoyed this video!! She has a wonderful way of explaining her process & I found it very encouraging. I want to try it even more now!! :)) I've been researching for some time now & have found stamps on amazon and ebay, by searching metal stamps, stamp tools etc...sometimes after finding a seller, I find even more available directly from their shops. Hope this helps and enjoy your day! :)
Your son's are beautiful. What kind of stamps do you use? Type and brand?
Are you able to stamp stainless steel?
No. That's a specialized process.