Tape adhesives and liquid craft glues are perfect for heavier papers and adding bulkier objects to your work. Liquid glue is often used for adhering charms, ribbons, buttons and other embellishments to finished projects. Remember to use acid-free, archival quality glue for scrapbook album page designs, or keepsake projects. The acidic content of some glues can make papers and photos yellow, fade or turn brittle over time. Foam squares are small pieces of foam that are sticky on both sides.
Watercolors come in sets ranging from six or eight basic colors to dozens of choices.
They are used by mixing the color with water on a palette or in the box lid. Watercolors are also available in pencils, which are used like any colored pencil, but the color can be softened with water on a small brush. If you plan to color your stamped piece with watercolors, be sure to stamp your image with waterproof ink or to emboss before applying watercolors, or the ink will run when the water is added. See Techniques for more information for using watercolors. Prang Professional Water Colors Watercolor Pens can be used to apply color directly to the rubber stamp before stamping, or to color the stamped image.