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Got to visit this FREE rubber stamp in Cleveland, Ohio last autumn.
Here's a short article from Atlas Obscura:
My wife made lots of cards using rubber stamps. I think this one is particularly amusing – she also liked Teddy Bears.
A rubber stamp has everything reversed in order that the print is the right way round. I have flipped the photograph so that the words are more easily read.
The Macro Mondays group has chosen Stamps today.
The Macro Mondays group chose Stamps on Monday 24 January 2022. Today they have chosen Redux 2022. We have been asked to revisit one of this year's themes and to take another photo. I have flipped the image to make it readable.
My wife was keen on making cards using rubber stamps, this one seems appropriate for today.
the bird stamp i traced from a wonderful doorbell plate from flopping fish. the bird on the bottom right is the first trial stamping; you can see that i hadn't carved out the legs yet. the last trial stamping is the bird on top. i really love this stamp and used it right away to decorate the front of a postcard to a friend.
This set is too large to use for the Macro Mondays theme of school supplies, for today 9/5. But now this has got me wondering where the scissors are??
Another page from the "Weirdorama" catalogue from Walsall Art Gallery 1994. Selection of rubber stamps.
( 25 of 365 )
Getting a bit difficult finding shots for one a day while not getting out so often this time of the year , however , Miss Dee to the rescue for day 25 . This is a few of the range of rubber stamps in the Miss Dee series used mainly for card making . They are designed by Janet Klien and made by Aall & Create .
Altered tags with vintage images, rubber stamping and embellishments.
Taken off the book ring so that each can be seen individually.
Anti-Witch Underware — Folklore from The Schoharie Hills Series #266.22.24
relief prints and mixed media on museum board, along with the hand carved stamp
artwork inspired by the book Folklore from The Schoharie Hills New York, by Emelyn Elizabeth Gardner, published in 1937 by University of Michigan Press.
The author did field work from 1912 to 1918, compiling a fascinating study that includes chapters on history and legends, folk tales, witchcraft, ghost stories, songs and ballads, games, riddles, and general folk superstitions.
In the chapter about General Folk Superstitions, a listing under the heading “Folk Cures and Preventions” reports that “Cross-stitching on a person’s underware will keep away disease demons and witches.”
for the *Home* half-Mega ATC Swap at swap-bot.com, all in all there are 10 ATCs to create (still some more to go).
A tin I decorated for my upline using the Just Delightful Simply Scrappin' kit from the SAB mini. View this set for a tutorial on making the ribbon handle. www.flickr.com/photos/64749873@N00/sets/72157594517392585...
I wanted to share how I carve my rubber stamps with my flickr friends! : ) This is my self-taught carving method. Enjoy! : )
An excerpt from the UK Guardian, as to why we are so drawn to this design: Alain Samson, a social psychologist at the London School of Economics, says that in times of difficulty, "people are brought together by looking for common values or purposes, symbolised by the crown and the message of resilience. The words are also particularly positive, reassuring, in a period of uncertainty, anxiety, even perhaps of cynicism."
Traded with cookala
Made using Rubber stamping collage rhinestones
This is the ATC with its little door open
i got most of the pictures from this fantastic book :: hare tokidoki hanko by keiko koma. i've had the tools and materials to carve stamps for years but it was just the other day that i pulled them out to create these adorable, customizeable and totally affordable stamps. i'm hooked!
A carving I recently did that will eventually be used to make a set of notecards for a friend of mine -- I just haven't decided on the mounting/presentation for the card front yet.
Carving done February, 2007. Carved on PZKut with Exacto and Speedball carving tools. Finished size is approximately 3 3/4" x 3 3/4".