How to make a stamp with your own hands
How do you fill your summer days? If you are looking for fun DIY crafts, DIY rubber stamp cutting is a lot of fun. Create a stamp, use it in the mail, in your diary, or let your kids write on paper. This craft is challenging but older kids/teens will love it.
I used materials from
Tombow as part of their design kit.
Engraving rubber stamps is a lot of fun. Some resources are required, but it is highly recommended to use your own reusable printing.
Turn this rubber into a stamp.
Necessary accessories.
Eraser Tombow MONO Tombow MONO Twin: Speedball Carving Knife Set Marker Tombow Fudenosuke hobby knife
Drawing pencil Tombow MONKEY Tombow Power Mini Ribbon clean punching block
Double brushes Tombow: white cardboard
colored cardboard
Step 1: Print your image
Start by cutting out a piece of paper the size of a MONO eraser.
Then use the Fudenosuke brush to write "happy" in your favorite font. If you haven't filled out the card yet,
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Then turn the paper over and fill in the letters with a pencil.
Then turn the paper over and fill in the entire word with a pencil.
Attach the paper to the eraser by pressing down on the eraser with the side of the pencil. Then draw the letters with a pencil. Press hard to move the graphite pencil. Do not press too hard to remove the elastic.
Remove the paper and look at the remaining graphite.
Then, using the MONO Twin permanent marker, draw the opposite of the word "happy" on the MONO eraser.
Step 2. Cut out the stamp
The MONO eraser is now ready for engraving. If you've never filmed anything, you should definitely try it. The MONO eraser should be about 1/8 inch away from the tab on the label.
Start with the smallest engraving. Write a note around what is written. Move slowly carefully, one wrong turn, it will be reflected in the printed image.
Use a knife to get to hard to reach places (such as the Y, PP, A and H rings).
If the sculpture suits you, use Power Mini tape to attach the MONO eraser to the block in a clear pattern.
Step 3: Color the Engraved Stamp
Use the double brush next to the pen to add ink to the surface of the stamp.
Print the image on a piece of paper to see if there are any elements that require additional engraving.
Step 4Create Happy Cards
The engraved seal is ready to use. Make a bunch of greeting cards to have on hand throughout the year if needed. Use pens with dual ink brushes. Cover the pad with a damp cloth or baby wipe. Print the line on 4" x 5.25" paper.
Use the MONO box to write emotions. This beautiful brand can be used for many happy things.
Then cut a standard size piece of cardboard in half. Fold it up to get the perfect card. Use Tombow Power Mini Tape to stick the lucky page to the card.
Super cute and ready to ship.
Make a bunch of fun postcards that you can keep on hand all year round. Then, if it gets difficult, you will have a card if you need it.
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