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The stamp attic almere. Tuesday may 12 2009. The stamp attic 9 arbery arcade wantage oxfordshire ox12 8ab. When you select an item. Choose your stamp design on either a wood mount or as a clear stamp.

Our high quality wood stamps feature an hourglass maple mount with a laser engraved index. Today s catalogue value for this stamp 13 500 mint condition. On the other hand our clear stamps are made from transparent photopolymer and stick to clear acrylic blocks sold separately. The stamp attic blog products and people to help nurture your creativity.

We ve teamed up with a wide variety of talented artists including dina wakley lynne perrella michelle ward christine adolph pam carriker traci bautista and more to create a number of unparalleled designs. To request combined shipping please follow this simple process. The stamp in question was scott us 91 abraham lincoln 15 black. Tulips from my garden.

As an independent stampin up demonstrator i hope to inspire and guide you in creating projects and cards for your friends and family. I recently attended a national stamp show as an appraiser and i came across a real gem. In my case i decided to use foam as it was the easiest material to find at the local crafts store. 1 review of stamp attic this is wantage s attempt at craft supplies.

The stamping attic kennedy spindler wausau wisconsin. I found this in my laundry hamper the other day. Stamp making process with a cricut. Rubber stamp attic 126 followers rubberstampattic 8622 rubberstampattic s feedback score is 8622 100 0 rubberstampattic has 100 positive feedback save this seller.

It is nice to have sunshine along with the beauties of nature. So back to those hidden gems. All of our craft stamps require the use of a separate in pad. Explore our exclusive collection of rubber art stamps featuring unique stamps to inspire your next card making and mixed media projects.

This is necessary if you are using the carving blocks the vinyl will be required for cutting out the shape of your stamp which will be used for carving. This stamp when originally printed in 1868 sold originally for 15 cents. Location map go back.