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| Step 1 You can get these trays with pretty much any cut of meat that you purchase. We added a bit of bleach to the water and gave the tray a soak. You can even ask your local butcher for |
| Step 2 Cut off the sides of your tray and discard. Cut the remaining rectangle into a variety of |
| Step 3 When you're ready, use the tip of a pen (I've found this works best) to etch in your design. |
| Step 4 Try to fill up your entire shape. Use different lines and even poke a few holes if you have the space. |
| Step 5 When your design is finished, you want to paint over it with your color of acrylic paint, and a soft foam brush. A roller brush would work well too! |
| Step 7 After you've covered the patter with ink, turn your stamp over and press firmly to your paper. Gently smooth over the entire shape. |
| Step 6 Make sure that you're not pushing the paint remain unpainted so they will show up as the white part of the print. If you get bubbles, just blow over the top. |
| Step 8 Very carefully pick the stamp off of the paper. You'll see your print underneath! |
| Step 9 You'll have to do a few trial and error prints until you find the right amount of paint to put on your stamp. The image on the left had less paint, and shows up a bit more grainy. Decide which you like better and paint accordingly! |
| All Done! Make yourself lots of different prints: room, or fold them into cards to give your friends and family! Experiment with different colors too! |