Eraser stamps

WIP May 9th, 2007

Eraser stamp

Eraser stamp

This is my first attempt at carving erasers, a tad too adventurous on the design (should have chosen something less complicated). Momo usagi was inspired by my amigurumi littlest usagi creation with a mix of Japanese peaches. I’m using Fabrico stamp ink in peach. Now, what should I do with it?

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7 Comments to “Eraser stamps”

  1. Gravatar mudtears | May 18th, 2007 at 1036hrs

    hey.very nice stamp. looks excellent for your first stamp!

  2. Gravatar keymistress | May 18th, 2007 at 1158hrs

    Hello and thanks for dropping by! I like your variety of craft projects too! :)

  3. Gravatar Shiyu | May 18th, 2007 at 1340hrs

    Stamp it on fabrics with fabric ink and you can make zakka!
    Or stamp on leftover scraps and use it as patches.

  4. Gravatar keymistress | May 18th, 2007 at 1449hrs

    Hey! :) I’ll see what I can make! Will probably re-carve, heh.

  5. Gravatar li li | July 13th, 2007 at 0018hrs

    hi, may i know where did you get the carving tool and what type of erasers do you use? i can’t find a decent eraser for stamp carving for the past few months. thanks in advance. :)

  6. Gravatar keymistress | July 13th, 2007 at 0123hrs

    Hello li li, I bought this as a set (the tool, eraser, instructions and some rubber-clay) from a Japanese craft supplier. I can order it for you if you want. In Singapore, I am unable to find any decent substitute.

  7. Gravatar li li | July 13th, 2007 at 1032hrs

    thanks so much for the info. i will contact you if i would like to place an order. :)

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