Stamping – Page 5 – unikatissima's

Eraser Stamps II

After the eraser stamps and the repeated pattern eraser stamp I want to present now also the eraser stamps II, because I find this narrow stamped bands really beautiful!

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Eraser Stamps II (Masute style Hanko) (Japanese)
via: maskingtape-like stamps!!

Another simple yet most beautiful idea: stamped candles :)

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Stamped Candles (Real Wedding Inspiration Projects: DIY Printed Candles)
via: DIY: printed candles

Aren’t these stamped wine cork pendants cute?

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Wine Cork Pendants (Upcycled Wine Cork Pendants)

Is it noticeable that I’ve been interested in bookmarks lately? ;-))

I find the hummingbird bookmark anyway worth to be presented, I find it soo beautiful!

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Hummingbird Bookmark (Hummingbird Bookmarks DIY)

I presented severals ideas about stamping already, nevertheless I find the rolling stamps great! :)
Many thanky also for this tip, Sylvia!

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Rolling Stamps (Basteln mit Kindern/Stempeln) (German)

Although I’ve already stamped with buttons I never had the idea of making button stamps ;-)

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Button Stamp How-To
via: button stamps

I presented the rolling pin prints before, the brayer printing works sort of the other way round ;-)
And I find it great!

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Brayer Printing (Fabric Printing with a Brayer)
via: lots of great printing ideas with brayers/rolling pins here

I’ve shown before that you can make jewelry and beads from polymer clay, but why not making a stamp from polymer clay? :)

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Polymer Clay Stamps

Isn’t this postcard most beautiful?

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Watercolor and Stamp Postcards (Handmade + Heartfelt: Painted Postcards )
via: simple watercolor & stamp postcards

A great idea: draw on sandpaper with crayon and print onto a t-shirt with an iron :)

Actually you should be able to combine this technique with those of the crayon coloured t-shirt and the crayon tinted fabric!?

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Crayon Print T-shirt (Sandpaper Printed T-shirt)
via: TO DO: Create a sandpaper printed T-shirt…draw on sandpaper with crayon, turn upside down, iron onto T-shirt…DONE!