Stamp rubber: Ink blossom

A new botanical stamp design. Now available as a rubber stamp, as the stock of matching wooden handles has run out.

A stylised flower inspired by my allotment garden. I have rendered it as an ink drawing, which captivates with its irregular lines and splashes.

You will receive rubber stamps for self-assembly, without a stamp handle. The back is lined with a self-adhesive layer of cellular rubber/foam rubber. 
The layer of cellular rubber not only makes assembly easier. It also cushions the impression, ensuring a better print result.
Stick the rubber sheets onto a piece of wood, for example, and make your own stamps. Use them to print on your stationery. Add floral touches to gift tags, place cards or paper bags. With the right ink, you can of course also use the stamp to print on textiles. Napkins, tea towels or even tablecloths will look lovely with a new design. Scraps of fabric can be given a new lease of life through upcycling.

As with all my stamp designs, I have designed this motif by hand and retained all the quirks and charm of the imperfect hand-drawn sketch. Long live the rough edges and the thick and thin!

Note: These rubber stamps are from my clearance stock. They feature a collection of motifs from recent years. There are no plans for further production