Stampin' Up! Sponge Daubers add a rainbow of colors to your stamps! 

Thank you Deborah! I hope you enjoy some of my other videos too. Please let me know if you'd like to see a technique or stamp set featured :-)

I would not have expected the colors to come out so vivid after the ink was applied this way. Beautiful, will try!

You're welcome Linda! Thank you for your nice comment :-)

Hi Lois! I've never had a problem with the ink drying before I had a chance to stamp it on the cardstock. I do keep my ink pads pretty juicy so maybe that helps too. Back in the "old days" I used to huff on the stamp to moisten the ink before stamping but I found it worked just as well without the huffing :-)

Thank you and you're welcome Kenna! More samples on my Facebook page - link above in description :-)

Thank you! I don't usually wash my daubers unless they have been really, really used. I try to use the same dauber for similar shades of a color. If I need a clean dauber, I just rinse it with running water and press it to a dry paper towel to remove any leftover ink and water. The daubers will be stained but once rinsed and dried, can be used again for other colors.

You're so welcome Laura! Did you use the stamp or a different one? It's a fun technique :-)

Thanks Hazel! More samples of that technique on my Facebook page - link added to above description :-)

Was so inspired and impressed with your video and finished card this afternoon that I went off and made it straight away. Pleased with the results. Thank you for taking the time to make the video and sharing it with us.

Thank you! Hope you enjoy the technique - let me know if you post your samples online, would love to see them :-)

Thanks Jules! It's kind of addicting, you'll want to try lots of different color combinations :-) It's also pretty with various shades of the same color too. Have fun!

That is a great technique. You gave a good and clear demonstration too. Thank you!

Fab technique using the Swallowtail stamp, you got very pretty results! The new In-Colors are a nice group of colors!

Hi Natalie! I've never had a problem with the ink drying before I stamped. Back in the old days, I used to "huff" on the stamp to remoisten the ink before stamping. I got tired of that and found it worked just as well without the heavy breathing :-)

I'd love to see your homemade daubers! This technique works really well with bold image stamps too :-)

This is such a brilliant way to color stamps. I've never been happy with coloring stamps using markers. Thank you so much! Can't wait to give it a try.

Lovely and creative card. Never thought about using the sponge daubers. I am so excited to use my Swallowtail stamp now. Thank you so much for sharing!

Beautiful! I hope to try this technique, soon!

I'm sure your friend loved the card you created for her :-) I just gave away my last one today, need to make a pile more ;-) Thank you for recommending my videos too!

Beautiful card and I loved your technique.

Thank you Kina! I posted some more samples of that card on my Facebook page - link added to the above description :-)

Thanks Erva! This technique is also really pretty with different shades of the same color :-)

this is BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!! Stunning!!!! thanks

How beautiful!! Thank you for sharing!!

Really cool idea. I am going to try the Dauber Tech. using my big poppy stamp. Thanks for sharing your ideas.

I have watched a lot of videos using this stamp. THIS is the most BB UU TT full! I have a few homemade daubers made with PVC pipe and makeup sponges. Now I want to think about ways to use this technique with other stamps (I don't have this particular one). Thank you so much for sharing!

I am going to try this! Thanks for such a great idea and for sharing!

Lovely card and techniques

Thanks Meli :-) It's funny how I didn't like this stamp the first time I saw it (seemed too big) but now I LOVE it!

That sounds really pretty! Maybe Primrose Petals or Crisp Canteloupe would be a good substitute for Melon Mambo?

Hi Susan :-) I used the Stampin' Up! ink pads which are water-based. Hope that helps!

Gorgeus! I'll try it! Thanks for sharing!

Very nice, I love butterflies. LOL Gorgeous card. You make it look so easy. I am inspired to try this technique. TFS !

Just beautiful!

Beautiful card! Thank you for sharing this technique. ~Linda H

Oh wow! Absolutely Gorgeous@

That card is beautiful.

So beautiful colors Very god ideas I love it

Thank you Erlinda!

Gorgeous!

Enjoyed this tutorial...thanks for shareing ;-) x

So pretty. Wish they still had that stamp 😔

thank you for sharing this technique. I was trying to do it with markers, but was not totally happy. Now I can make that b'day card I want to make like I want it.

Beautiful card

So pretty!

Thank you Carol :-)

Just lovely :-) I haven't the big butterfly yet but will try it with my tree stamps. Do you have to wash the daubers before using on different shades or do they dry enough not too transfer providing you keep one dauber per colour family? Thank you .

Thank you Oxana :-)

Good to know! Thanks for sharing!

Awesome! love this idea! Love your videos!

Gorgeous!!!! How is it that the ink didn't dry before you stamped it?

Gorgeous! TFS! ~ Pat :)

Gorgeous! I have the StampinUP sponge dauber and have not used them yet. do you save one dauber for each color family or wash them after use? Thank you.

Thank you! Post a link to your sample - I'd love to see it :-)

Hi, this is so beautiful and inspiring, I have to ask what type of ink pads you are using please? TIA, Susan xx

yes i used the butterfly then sent tbe card to a friend recommending your videos

hey that's very cool I love it!

very pretty ty