Description
Exquisite ... stamp set by Tim Holtz and Stampers Anonymous - 3 (three) cling mounted rubber stamps (CMS453).
Exquisite is the perfect name for Tim's set of stamps as it has a gorgeous branch of engraved flowers (look like roses but could be camellias or peonies, what do you think? doesn't really matter does it, its simply gorgeous!) ... with this large floral stamp are two long stamps. One is a letterhead from Mantles, Costumes & Millinery (wow!) with illuminated letters and delicate vines through the wording. The other is a handwritten paragraph of beautiful writing, saying something loving given there is a little heart.
Designs that are perfect for cardmaking, art journaling, documenting your days, swaps and snail mail, tags, invitations, scrapbooking, bullet journals, junk journaling, making your own ephemera, any excuse to stamp, colour and create!
Size Guide (approx) : large beautiful flowers are 5 3/4" x 4 1/4", writing and letterhead are 5 3/4" wide.
Use as individual stamps or print the whole sheet at once! Create art your way and immerse yourself in every arty moment :)
Use rubber stamps with ink pads, ink sprays, reinkers, watercolours, gouache or acrylic paints, mica powders, markers, watersoluble crayons, gel printing plates, imprinting into clay, making journal fodder or ephemera pieces, mixed media, papercrafting, visual arts of any kind!
This set of cling rubber stamps are made of high quality red rubber, with each design deeply etched, neatly trimmed and mounted onto thick foam cushioning. They also have the design printed onto the backs, to make identifying and placement alot easier.
Use with any clear acrylic stamping blocks, Dylusions journaling blocks and Tim Holtz Grid Blocks (all also available, each sold separately).
The cling foam cushioning enables easy positioning, accurate repositioning and convenient storage (it clings to the included backing sheet).
Backing sheet for storing is included. It is 17.7cm x 21.5cm (7in x 8.5in) with 3 holes for easy storage. Keep inside a binder, on a bookshelf or in a shoebox.