My rubber sheets are made of the highest quality dark red rubber and engraved deeply to provide the most detail. These stamps can be
used on a variety of surfaces including paper, polymer clay and even glass, plastics or for making domino pendants with StazOn
multi-surface ink pads.
***I do not sell mounting supplies.***
I will cover some of the basics of using unmounted stamps, and how to mount them (if desired) below:
I own many unmounted stamps, which I use frequently...
Unmounted does NOT mean unuseable!
*For domino art it's actually easier to see where you're stamping if you use the unmounted!!!*
Just trim your stamps and lay them image side up on a table. Tap your ink pad's surface onto them (I use StazOn for my domino art.). Press
your domino down onto the stamp, firmly, taking care not to wiggle it. I then apply versamark watermark ink pad (which makes the domino
sticky) and apply colored chalk with a sponge tip applicator. You can seal the color and make a beautiful shine with "polycrylic water based
spray" which is for floors. It comes in a hair-spray style can at your local hardware/home depot!
The most common (and most expensive) way to mount your stamps is with sticky foam and wood blocks.

Your unmounted sheets will arrive uncut, so be sure to use sharp scissors to cut out individual images. Leave atleast 1/8" rubber
around the image as you cut and take care not to cut on a slant. (If you undercut that area of your stamp won't press evenly.)
Attach a foam backing and place on a hard surface of choice. If using a wood handle or cube, you could paste a rubber stamp onto each
side to save storage space.

You have many choices when mounting your stamps including regular craft foam (the cheap 50cent per 8.5"x11" sheet you find in the
kid's craft area at your local Michael's/craft store) which is sturdy enough to use in place of a mount. Just add some double sided tape or
rubber cement to hold your rubber in place!

You can also buy sticky foam, vinyl cling (which attaches to acrylic mounts for a reuseable handle) or wood handles available from many
online vendors.
Click here to see my online rubber stamp catalog.

I do not own a rubber stamp machine, so I can't offer custom stamps. However, the company that makes my rubber sheets is called "
Picture My Stamp" and I highly recommend their service for your single or full sheet designs. They also carry mounting cushion, acrylic and
maple blocks to help you mount your stamps: