Rubber Stamps Discussions (6)

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Techniques I really like stamps, have bought or been given some, but I'd like to cut then myself as well. Eraser stamping looks a good chance to me, I… Started by Jan-Willem Doornenbal	36	Dec 16, 2019 Reply by Carolyn Hasenfratz
silhouette mint anyone? Recently I ran across the "mint" which is a small 3d printer for making stamps. "Silhouette Mink stamp maker: specialized machine for pro… Started by Heide Monster	2	Sep 19, 2018 Reply by Heide Monster
The latest rubber stamp collages Started by Paul Thomas	0	Oct 14, 2017
Sheet of rubber stamps (8 x 11.5 inches)...let's see... Disregard the message I sent. I hit the wrong button... Credits: "Enjoy Your Problems" - Mr. Cutty Spot, 2014 "Energy Artifact" - M. McCu… Started by Mail Art News	7	Jul 17, 2014 Reply by Mail Art News
two books on how to carve rubber stamps I found these to be very helpful in learning how to carve rubber stamps: 1. Julie Hagan Bloch has a great little book she hand lettered a… Started by Elizabeth Parsons	1	Feb 10, 2013 Reply by Ruud Janssen
photopolymer sheets - NL In the techniques-thread I read about the photopolymer sheets.I wonder if anybody knows where to get these in the Netherlands and how to or… Started by Jan-Willem Doornenbal	2	Feb 16, 2012 Reply by Jan-Willem Doornenbal

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