Alma Stoller has provided great instructions for carving your own rubber stamps from Speedball Speedy-Stamp carving block. She makes it look so easy that I just might give it a try. At any rate, I thought that some of you might also like to try this for stamping your own cards, wrapping paper, collages, etc. Thanks, Alma!
Tags: Mixed Media, rubber-stamps, stamping, tutorialPOSTED IN: Mixed Media, Other Art Sites, Paper, Tutorials & Techniques
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2 opinions for Carving your own rubber stamps
Connie
Mar 26, 2008 at 5:22 pm
I was encouraged. I have always be reluctant to try this but the method she gave to transfer your art was encouraging. Before I would just hold the rubber and think how can I carve this out without making any mistakes? I feel reassured.
Cyndi
Mar 26, 2008 at 5:25 pm
Go for it, Connie!! And email me a picture of what you make! :-)
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