I love watching crafters do their work and documenting their W.I.P.s. Teresa of Sewing Stars shows us her process for making her rubber stamps, getting them ready for her store. It's cool to get a glimpse into her process. Link.
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Aug 22, 2007 04:02 PM
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Creating rubber stamps is a fun activity. Not to mention how rewarding it can be to collect a bunch of rubber stamps that you have created yourself. You can sell the stamps or you can keep on creating! Thanks for the insight, I really enjoy your blog on rubber stamps and stamps in general. FYI, there are lots of places online to buy self-inking, rubber stamps as well. I have found some cool designs and templates.
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