How to make a rubber stamp with your own hands.
What do you do to fill your summer days? If you need a fun DIY, cutting out rubber stamps is great fun! Create a stamp and use it in the mail, in your magazine or let your kids stamp it on paper anywhere. It's a complex craft, but kids and teens will love it!
I used
Tombow supplies in my design team.
Cutting rubber stamps is great fun. This requires a few consumables, but is very useful for reusable printing.
Turn this eraser into a rubber stamp!
Necessary material :
Tombow MONO Eraser MONO Gemini Tomb speed ball Tombow Fudenosuke brush pen hobby knife
Drawing Pencil Tombow MONO Tombow Power Mini Ribbon Clean stamping block
Tombow Dual Brush Pen white cardboard
colored cardboard
Step 1: Print
Start cutting out a piece of paper the size of a MONO eraser.
Then use the Fudenosuke brush to write "happy" in your favorite style. If you haven't written it yet,
Tombow offers FREE worksheets to get you started.
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.
Lay the paper on the eraser so that the drawn side of the pencil touches the eraser. Then circle the letters with a pencil. Press hard to turn the pencil into graphite. Do not press too hard on the eraser.
Remove the paper and you will see the remaining graphite.
Then, with the MONO Twin permanent marker, draw an image of the word "happy" from top to bottom on the MONO eraser.
Step 2: Cut the seal
MONO is now ready to cut the gum. If you haven't done this before, it can be tricky. The MONO Eraser material should be removed approximately 1/8 inch leaving the black letters raised.
Start with the smallest indent and circle the text. Move slowly and carefully, make the wrong cut and it will be visible in the stamp image.
Use a utility knife to access hard-to-reach places (eg Y, PP, A and H hinges).
When the size is right for you, attach the Power Mini Glue Tape with the MONO eraser to the light pad.
Step 3: Paint the Cutout
Use the side of the pen to apply ink to the surface of the stamp.
Print the photo on a sheet of paper and see if there are any other areas to cut out.
Step 4: Make the Cards Happy
You can now use the created stamp! If necessary, make a stack of greeting cards available throughout the year. Use dual-ink brush pens. Soak the seal in a damp cloth or baby detergent. Print the line on 4" x 5.25" paper.
Use the MONO Drawing Pen to get you in the mood. This beautiful stamp can be used for so many fun things!
Next, cut a standard-sized piece of cardboard in half. Fold it to get the perfect card. Use Tombow Power Mini Tape to attach the lucky page to the card.
Very pretty and ready to ship!
Make a happy card to keep in your hand all year round. When the opportunity arises, you'll have a card when you need it.
That's all !
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