Hand Carved Stamps Tutorial Part 2
Whew!The weather has been unseasonably rainy this week
and I thought I wouldn't have time to do Part 2 of the tutorial,
but the sun came out this morning :)
I'll be adding the explanatory text over the weekend
...I didn't want to leave you hangin'
I bet you can even start carving by just looking at the pictures.
This tutorial was done with plain white erasers. you don't need to have
a special carving block to make simple & fun stamps.
Click on the images to see them LARGER
and look at all the details.
Part 3 next week!
Have a lovely weekend friends.
Labels: handcarvedstampstutorial
posted by Geninne at 11:41 AM
Hello Geninne! your tutorial it`s very good!! Thanks for this. What material use, another block? In Guatemala don`t have block for this. Can i`use a eraser?
Thanks for your help!!
Many hugs from Guatemala
Gracias Geninne!!! Por tomarte tanto trabajo... este tutorial está increible!!
Un beso
(^v^)
wonderful tutorial, geninne! :^D
¡Mis millones de gracias! Tan, pero tan didácticas tus fotos... ni hace falta la explicación escrita! Y a mí me viene bárbaro ver en primer plano los tamaños y formas de las gubias. Mi maridín me las va a comprar esta semana, y como no se consigue la que vos tenés, lo mando con la explicación de cuáles necesitaría... Agradecidísima!
Que tengas un lindo fin de semana!
Thank you Geninne!! I got all the supply I need last week and I am gonna start making some stamps! Hopefully they would turn out alright!!
Your tutorial is so wonderful and clear already without too much explaination! Thank you so much for being so generous!!!
:)
Thank you for this great tutorial!! I am dying to start making my own stamps!! :D
Gracias Geninne por el tutorial, esta super super bien tan solo con las fotos te das cuenta. (que bueno que salio el sol no?
Un beso
Me entendiste mi mal inglès? jijij! Hago el intento, pero si no me entendiste mi enredo. Te preguntaba si què otro material es similar al block para hacer el sello, te lo cuento porque averiguè por todos lados en Guatemala, pero parece què nadie tiene idea de lo que hablo.
Gracias por tù ayuda y por tan bien explicado tutorial!!!
Ale
Gracias Gennine!!! Siempre tan generosa! genial genial!
besos
Without Fiona of Love Fibre to point the way to you, I would have missed a wonderful site.
I will be going through your archives over the weeks, as what I've seen so far is fabulous.
Thanks for sharing your tute on stamp making.
Have a great Christmas.
what a brilliant tutorial, thanks! i am now armed with all the necessary equipment and am going to give it a try!
Hello Geninne! Your clearly illustrated tutorial came at a perfect time as I am picking up stamping. I am certainly recommending it to readers! I would dearly recommend the book Enjoy My Handmade Life by Keiko Kuma to beginners too. xoxo
hi--i just happened upon your lovely blog via sugarloop's post on your block printing post! what a lovely blog, and a wonderful tutorial! it makes me want to run out and get supplies to get carving right away! thank you!
These are fantastic! Thanks for sharing!
what a well-done tutorial! thanks!
librarycollective.blogspot.com
many thanks
=^_^=
Thank you for sharing such a great tutorial - I feel inspired to make lots and lots of stamps now!
Could your illustrations on your blog BE any cuter?? Thanks for the stamp tutorial!! I think I'd better hit the craft store TONIGHT!! ;)
Hi Geninne, thank you for this great tutorial! You inspired me to make some of my own stamps using erasers and it is SOOO much fun to do! I was wondering if it would be ok to write a post about you and use some of your images - of course I will link to your blog :) Cheers, Kim
greetings from Malaysia! you seriously have such a gorgeous home and website!! really talented!! will you post the hand carved stamps tutorial part 3? i can't wait!!!
thank you so much for sharing this with us. very cool.
how great!
I've been wanting to make my own stamps too!
Geninne, I love your stamps, and this tutorial is great! I have a tutorial on my blog as well, which tells people which lino tips to use. http://livinginspired365.blogspot.com/2008/12/making-rubber-stamps.html
We should host a handmade stamp swap...what do you think?
Thank you so much!!!!!!!.....Great genine!!!
Hi Geninne, thank you for the tutorial. I just found your blog and I love it! You make amazing hand carved stamps.
What a great tutorial!
Thank you.
I do have a question though, if I want to make a stamp with a word I've written in calligraphy, how would I go about that? I think I would need to invert it, but I'm not sure I could freehand it backwards for the stamp. I tried using transfer paper but that didn't work out. Have you ever done a word stamp? How did you go about transferring it onto the block?
Thanks!
Laura
This floods back so many memories. I made a miniature accordion book with a stamp for each letter saying HAPPY BIRTHDAY. It got a tad frustrating at some points especially when I reversed the letters. Let's just say the last thing you want is a frustrated artist with an exacto blade and a speedball lino cutter :|
Great work Geninne! I'm so inspired again.
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Thank you so much for posting this. I just made my first stamp (a leaf) and I had so much fun!
I love it ! Very creative ! That's actually really cool Thanks.
Wow Geninne! It's so kind of you to post on the tutorial. Appreciate it!!
Hi Geninne - I absolutely loved this tutorial. My son is stamp crazy at the moment so I'm definitely going to give it a blast. I've written a post about your tutorial and etsy shop on my blog :^D
Hola Geninne! I just made my first hand carved stamp ever following your tutorial and i think it turned out pretty good too!
Thanks for sharing!
here is the link in case you want to check it out: http://vivalavidabymj.blogspot.com/2010/06/my-first-attempt-to-stamp-carving.html
awesome! what a fun tutorial! :) thanks for putting it together!
xx,
zhing
littleprojectsinstyle.blogspot.com
good idea... I will try
Such a good Idea!!! I will definately be trying this with my scrap book and crafting!
Thanks!
Thanks for a great tutorial. Will definitely try this, thanks.