Bits of Flora
Little set of stamps I carved this morning.
With the usual: Staedtler MasterCarve rubber stamp carving block,
Speedball linoleum cutter and my favorite ink pads.
posted by Geninne at 3:42 PM
About Me
- Name: Geninne
Is a passionately curious artist/crafter, living with her husband Manolo, two teenage sons and a cute border collie named Turbo.
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These are very, very cool! And you are very clever. I don't see anything about an Etsy shop. Do you sell your stamps? If not, might be something to think about.
Those look amazing.
Your posts are so well edited. Just one simple image brings so much inspiration and splendidness.
Cheers!
So pretty, pretty. I don't know what I like more: the carved stamps or the white imprints.
Lovely!!!
What do you use to make the really small/thin lines and spaces?
You're on a roll!
You never cease to amaze me! These are beautiful.
What great stamps! How big are they?
Lovely stamps:)
I always love your stamps.
This is so pretty and delicate. You are amazing!
So awesomely pretty!
Gorgeous stamp !
Your presentation is always exquisitely styled... beautiful!
Lovely stamps - are you going to sell them?
Even your photo of a few carved stamps turn out to be a little piece of art. Me encanta!
you are so very magical
and overflowing with creativity
Wonderful stamps...jut lovely!!!
so beautiful. It's so cool that you make your own stamps
I want to do rubber stamps too!!!! Your work is sooo inspiring! I'm gooing to buy the stuff reallllllly soon! Have a great day! :)
Your site inspired me to go to dickblick and buy myself some carving block (mine is battleship grey, should have bought white) and linoleium cutter. I will start carving tonight after seeing your exquisite carvings...mine won't be fancy but just want to give it a try. Re imprints, they seem hand drawn and not stamped if I am right? By the way, I have the same white acrylic ink. It doesn't come out stark white, it's quite faint. Is that because of background color of the paper? I hope you can respond to my query if you get a minute...I would REALLY appreciate that. Please keep inspiring me every day, I just love coming to your blog first thing in the morning!
do you wash your stamps after using them...or just let the ink dry? they always look freshly inked in your photos (maybe just for the purpose of the photo) and i was just curious? would love virtual 'permission' not to wash these guys every time. ugh. :)
Really lovely, I will echo all that has been said above me!
I have a friend that carves stamps and I'm envious of both of your talents! It's a fun process to watch!
didnt look at your blog for about 2 weeks
and see what you have been making!
wonderful!
all so plesant for the eye
thnx
Thanks for the link to the linoleum cutter. I didn't know something like that existed. I've been wanting to make my own stamps for awhile now. Yours are ver inspirational!
It is so beautiful.
grt. Helmi
Thats so great. I wish I could buy carving block at my country. We have a similar material, but it is to soft.
Oh goodie. Just what I need. Another addiction! :) Thanks for the tutorial on carving stamps!
youre so amazing!!!!
These carved stamps are so beautiful. I love the fine detail.
those are wonderful hand carved stamps! Can you show what you did with them? Or direct me to where you already showed that? Thanks so much. your artwork is really amazing.