Make Your Own Rubber Stamps with the Big Shot

Today is my HUGE Buy One Get One FREE Open House. Stop by anytime from 9-2 to see new catalog products and new samples and make three projects.  Cost to attend is $10

Now onto todays project, if you don't have the Big Shot Machine, this just may sway you to get one!!  On page 206 of the NEW CATALOG, there is a picture of a keepsake frame box with a rubber stamp in the bottom left space.  That is not a stamp in the catalog and I started wondering where in the heck did that come from, it certainly cannot be retired.  After a little searching, I found it!!

Simnplenumbersrubberstamp Flowerstamp

It is an image on the Simple Numbers Big Shot Die set, see it on page 207.  When I mount my stamps,

TIP:I save some of the bigger left over rubber pieces as I know they will be useful sometime!! 

I got a few rubber scraps out, placed them on the die and ran it through my Big Shot, the stem is fragile so do be careful with it.  After I cut out the pieces, I mounted them onto an extra wood block I had.  Then I used my new stamp to make some super simple Love Notes. :-)  These are just the cutest mini cards!!  They are 3 x 6 folded in half.

Flowerstampgroup 

TIP: Since I mounted the flower middle at the opposite end of the block, I could easily add it in any color to the other stamped image.  I colored the flower and leaves with my Stampin' Write Markers.

I just love it when I can recycle. 🙂

Supplies:
Stamps – Barb's Flower, Fundamental Phrases
Card Stock – Whisper White
Ink – Perfect Plum, Regal Rose, Daffodil Delight, Pear Pizzazz Stampin' Write Markers

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14 thoughts on “Make Your Own Rubber Stamps with the Big Shot”

  1. oh my goodness, you are a super slooth. I wouldn’t have figured that out on my own. 🙂 Thanks for sharin the idea on how to make our own stamps out of our leftovers. I LOVE this idea

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  2. how clever!! now to see if I can find any of the stashed left over rubber – hoping I didn’t get rid of it!

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