Craft store rubber stamps are ... will allow you to apply even pressure to the stamp whenever you use it, as well as line up your design exactly where you want it to go. Now get a-stampin’.

Take the opened stamp pad and lightly tap the rubber side of the stamp, covering it completely with ink. Make sure not to over-ink your stamp. Using a straight up and down motion, place the rubber ...

For more information about Stampin’ Up or stamp classes, contact Gala Lutz at 610-754-7875 or by email at [email protected]. Originally Published: February 29, 2008 at 5:21 AM EST Share this: ...

I developed this rubber-stamping process when working on a large-scale project that required 500 signed pieces. I needed a quick and easy way to stamp each piece with a number.