IOD Grapes Stamp – April 2021 Iron Orchid Designs New Product Release

May 1, 2023

IOD Grapes Stamp – April 2021 Iron Orchid Designs New Product Release

Old World and wine country decor just got easier with the new IOD Grapes Stamp.

This clear, single sheet stamp features bunches of juicy grapes, vines, tendrils, and leaves that will transport you to a vineyard and inspire you to savor the moment.

One 12×12 sheet of designs with the IOD Grapes Stamp

Be sure to pin this post for later as we’ll keep adding project ideas with the IOD Grapes Stamp.

To buy the IOD Grapes Stamp, please find an IOD stockist near you by clicking here.

Hand-painted home accents and interior furnishings with the IOD Grapes Stamp

No need for art classes! Combine these elegant line drawings with simple painting techniques and you could create an entire wall with the Grapes Stamp. Josie scaled the technique down to a sample board, but you could easily do it on a hand-painted furniture piece or on a dining room or kitchen wall.

Here’s a little snippet of Josie painting her sample board stamped with IOD Grapes.

Other mediums you can use with the IOD Grapes Stamp

As with all our stamps, you can use IOD Decor Inks, decor paints such as chalk, clay or mineral-based paints, edible gel paste (think easy cookie and cake decorations), and embossing powder. For more on how to use these mediums, as well as the prep and care for your stamps, check out this “How to Use IOD Stamps” basics.

And don’t forget, in addition to furniture, you can stamp on fabric (curtains, upholstery, lampshades, tapestries), on walls, on fondant and royal icing, on plates and mugs… the better question might be, “what can’t you stamp on?” 😆

Reusable Masks for IOD Stamps

With every new stamp set, you get a compatible set of washable masks that you can use on project after project.

What are masks? In craft and decor stamping, you use a mask when you want to create layers without disrupting the original stamped image. The mask covers the original image so that no impression is made on top of it when you continue to stamp in that same area. This keeps your stamped designs crisp and clear.

To learn more about the masking technique, check out this tutorial.