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Carve a Mini Stamp

8 May 2009 2,281 views 3 Comments
by heather

I love DIY stamps! Here’s another great idea for carving your own TEENY stamp: use a little eraser on the end of a pencil! This mushroom stamp (and idea) came from Yarni Gras. Thanks to Kristi, who gave me the tip for this project. [project instructions here]

You can pick up pencils at the dollar store if you don’t have any in your pencil jar. You probably want a relatively unused eraser for this project. I also LOVE the idea of stamping on ribbon, so go ahead and pick up a pretty color of ribbon at the dollar store to stamp on.

Project Estimate:

  • Pencils with new erasers, on hand or $1
  • Straight blade, X-acto knife, paring knife, on hand
  • Pen, on hand
  • Paper or ribbon to stamp on, on hand or $1
  • Stamp pad, paint, or marker to ink the stamp with, on hand or $1

Total: FREE and up

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3 Comments »

  • Claire said:

    Dollar store + crafts + your blog = L.O.V.E.

  • songbirdtiff said:

    What a cute idea, I’m going to see what it’s all about!

  • val said:

    thank you for showing my little craft project :-)

    BTW, last year I made an adorable gardening apron using 2 placemats I bought at Dollar store…….the info is below!

    http://yarnigras.blogspot.com/2008/05/gardeners-apron.html

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