I hope everyone had an awesome weekend! Today I'm sharing a diy project from this lovely blog on how to make your own rubber stamp. It's super easy and cheap! Let's learn how to make it!
You will need:
pencil
X-Acto knife
stamp pad
pink eraser
1. Draw a simple picture onto your eraser.
2. Take your X-Acto knife and trace around your image, cutting directly
downward. You won't need to get more than 1/8 of an inch deep.
3. Cut in from the edges of the eraser, being careful to only cut up to
where you traced the image with the knife. Work your way around in pieces,
clearing away the parts that come free, until all of the excess is cut away.
And there you have it! Ink it up and stamp away!
I spent all day Sunday sewing and getting ready for a craft show I have
coming up on Friday and Saturday in Tulsa, Oklahoma. I'm so looking
forward to this weekend. I have a friend watching our shop,
dexter is staying with the grandparents, we're going to do some
local shopping, eat some yummy local food and see my Tulsa friends! Oh,
and hopefully sell some woodland plushy goodness.
Enjoy your Monday and happy making!
downward. You won't need to get more than 1/8 of an inch deep.
where you traced the image with the knife. Work your way around in pieces,
clearing away the parts that come free, until all of the excess is cut away.
coming up on Friday and Saturday in Tulsa, Oklahoma. I'm so looking
forward to this weekend. I have a friend watching our shop,
dexter is staying with the grandparents, we're going to do some
local shopping, eat some yummy local food and see my Tulsa friends! Oh,
and hopefully sell some woodland plushy goodness.
Enjoy your Monday and happy making!
Wow that's so cool, thanks for the tutorial! Your shop looks awesome, I wish I could go there, but I'm all the way in CA :-[
ReplyDeleteI remember making these in art class...they're so fun!
ReplyDeleteGood luck at your show this weekend :)
Cool idea - I may do this with my kids.
ReplyDeleteGood luck at your craft fair - I'm sure you will have a great time!
This is a nice easy way to try out stamp making without buying new tools. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThat's a cook tutorial! I never would have guessed you could do that with an eraser. Love it!
ReplyDeleteI spent all weekend crafting myself. When it's ugly and rainy outside, it makes it so much easier.
Fun tutorial! Thanks for sharing! I spent a lot of the weekend in my studio creating too, fun! Wishing you much luck at the upcoming craft show! :)
ReplyDeleteI've seen many ways to make rubber stamps...but the eraser is brilliant, just the perfect size!
ReplyDeleteThat's adorable!
ReplyDeleteGood luck getting ready for your show, I have one coming up this weekend too. Here's to many sales for both of us!
look this so much! I hope you had a great weekend :)
ReplyDeleteI love this tutorial! I think I need to try it out :)
ReplyDeleteWe will be going to the Craft Show, we'll look for you!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the craft show!
Such a great idea!!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the craft show :)
Very cute! The little imperfections make it even more special.
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