How Many Rubber Stamps Do You Have in the Big World of Art Stamps?

For me it all started with these rubber stamps. That'syour card stock. This gives you less room for error
right this cute little butterfly art stamp and this set of(even though there is never an error in art, it just
alphabet stamps.makes a different masterpiece then you expected).
I can remember my first rubber stamps. My brotherWhat I love about the acrylic block rubber stamps is
gave them to me for my birthday. It was a butterflywhen you are working with alphabet stamps. The
art stamp, and an alphabet stamp set, that was 15reason is you can have the correct spacing between
years ago. I can remember thinking to myself "whateach letter and word. When I have used alphabet
am I going to do with these rubber stamps"? Boy did Istamps that were wood mounted, I usually had
find out what to do with them. I made cute littlecrooked words and phrases on my card or scrapbook
butterfly note cards and I remember coloring them withpage.
a colored pencil (since that is all that I had back then orAnother cool thing about these clear un-mounted
crayons), then with the alphabet stamps I stamped myrubber stamps is that they do not take up so much
family and friends name and of course finished it withroom as the original wood block art stamps. So if you
a butterfly. Holy crow, he is the one that created mydo not have a lot of space to store your rubber
obsession with art stamps, and I am so happy that hestamps then this is the ideal way to go. I have two
did, thanks Mike.ways that I store my clear un-mounted rubber stamps.
What can I say; I Love Rubber Art Stamps and all theOne is in a 3 ring binder, and the other in my Crop in
rubber stamping supplies that go along with them. TakeStyle Stamp Store tote. The stamp store can hold
a look at just some of the art stamps that I have. Ihundreds in the drawers.
have labeled each drawer and bin so I kind of knowThere are also red rubber un-mounted stamps that
what is inside. I also have a few scattered around myyou can purchase. They are cheaper than mounted
craft studio on shelves. I told you that I Love Artrubber stamps. You can then mount them any way
Stamps. Now do you believe me?that you want; either on a wood block or use the
Rubber stamps have come a long way. There are aez-mount foam system (I will explain that in a near
ton of manufacturers for Art Stamps, depending onfuture article)
what you are looking for. A long time ago the only kindThe last kind of rubber stamps that I can think of is the
of art stamp that was available was the red rubberpre-inked art stamps. I have some art stamps that are
stamp mounted on a wood block. Now, those stampspre-inked wheels. They are great for backgrounds or
are still available but there are also clear un-mountedborders. All you do is insert the small cartridge of ink
art stamps that you take off of a cling sheet andinto the handle of the rubber stamps wheel, insert the
adhere to an acrylic block. When you are done youwheel and away you go.
just clean the stamp and take off the acrylic block andWell, as you can see I have a lot of rubber stamps.
out back on the plastic sheet or in a clear plastic CDAnd with all these art stamps I do not have any
case.duplicates and I can honestly say that I use or have
The great thing about these art stamps is that you canused each and every one.
see exactly where your image will be stamped on