I love carving stamps. I have documented my process and materials for you see how I create them.
It is a wonderful, fast and easy way to get my printmaking fix without carving into wood or lino which can be frustrating for me, and I do not need a press to run a print... just a stamp pad!
I use my stamps to embellish cards, journals, inspire fabric designs or embroidery doodles. I think this one will appear in one of my creations for doodle design class. :)
Tune in tomorrow to see new pictures and videos of Emmitt and Bogart together. He came for another visit last week and we all had so much fun!
Have a wonderful day everyone!
Your stamps are great Melissa! Thanks for sharing the process with us!! : )
ReplyDeleteYour stamps are fantastic. You have totally captured such a wonderful emotion with this one... such a happy boy. Thanks for sharing. =)
ReplyDeleteThat came out fantastic! I used to love to make carved stamps in school...Maybe i'll try it again sometime!
ReplyDeleteHI Melissa,
ReplyDeletefirst, I love your doodles from below...also love Melanie's.
I was just reading about how you carve stamps...thanks for including the link back to your older post. This is just wonderful...you are multi-talented.
Ruth
I love this stamp, Melissa! I definitely think you captured the puggy smile! :)
ReplyDeleteExcellent stamp, girl!!
ReplyDeleteHi Melissa...this is wonderful!!!
ReplyDeletewhat a great stamp...I am still inspired....and it is something I would love to try this year...
Hugs
Diana
I LOVE your stamps! They're SO cool! You should carve an owl. I think you could totally rock it out.
ReplyDeleteAdorable stamp & you are so generous to share the whole procedure. Thank you, Melissa!
ReplyDeletehugs, Diane
Thanks for the tutorial on how you do these cute stamps, Melissa! I'd love to try it sometime, so I've bookmarked that site. Do they also sell the pads at JoAnn's or Michaels?
ReplyDeleteMaybe I should try to renegotiate with the SPCA and get a talented mom!
ReplyDeleteFurry nice!
Hugz&Khysses,
Khyra
The new stamp looks just like your drawing! Wow, you are very talented!
ReplyDeleteLove it!
ReplyDeleteYou already know I'm a big fan of your stamp work Melissa. So much so I did my first pug painting. It's on my blog if you want to see how much you influenced me. HUGS!
ReplyDeleteLove it! I treasure my "Maisie" stamp that you made for me.:)
ReplyDeleteI think you should come visit me and bring that stamp! You can stamp all over my walls!!! What fun!
ReplyDeletePop over I've left an award for you on my blog!
I love that expression, the panting pug. When Annie makes that face she's really saying "throw the ball! throw the ball!"
ReplyDeletexxooo
Emmitt - is there anything your Mom can't create? She is so talented!!!
ReplyDeleteTail wags, the OP Pack
Great stamp!!!
ReplyDeleteI(Heather)love to scrapbook and that stamp would be GREAT for the pages I do for Pugsley.
All right, Melissa. I think you deserve some kind of Queen Blogger/Entrepreneur/Artist award. You're amazing!
ReplyDeleteI have always been a fan of your woodcut style pugs...love this one as well!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great stamp! I've never made one of those.
ReplyDeleteI love the stamp and the painting.
ReplyDeleteRoxy
Ha!! The stamp is fabulous! It made me smile. :-)
ReplyDeleteYippie!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI got one!
Thanks a million Melissa!