Another quick project. I began with a Speedball Speedycut rubber sheet and drew a South African Scops Owl in pencil. My husband, last to use my carving tools, seems to have lost them during the move so I used a simple paring knife to cut away the rubber sheet. As I cut away from my design, I use a Sharpie to highlight the areas left behind would print as I intended. Once the stamp was complete I stamped it onto commercial scrapbooking paper with silver embossing powder. I have layered this image with other scrapbooking papers and then completed my ATC with a couple of sequins and did some detailing with colored pencils and pens.
The wonderful thing about carving this stamp is that I could work on it five minutes at a time until finished. A very handy aspect in a project when caring for a toddler!
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Hello Blooming Wylde Iris: What was the size of your finished stamp? 8-)
Hi Jan 8-),
My stamp was 4 7/16 x 2 1/2 in (or 11.3 x 6.4 cm.) Pretty small design for a print but largish for a stamp. I am considering doing several birds of Africa.
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