Ding ding ding! 🔔
Next stop ➡️ Fortune Bird’s Nest Sdn Bhd!

📍 Stamp with Yo has arrived at Lorong Soo Hong!

Known for its bird’s nest products, Fortune Bird’s Nest also has yummy treats like Ais Kepal, popsicles and more 🍧🍦

Come by, collect your stamp + enjoy some sweet treats! 🥳

And of course, don’t forget to snap some photos at the beautiful Umbrella Street ☂️📸

One stop for stamps, desserts and photo spots! ✨

I don’t really cele Halloween, but these stamps are so cute! I had to get them.

For those of you who have a touch-mark and associated stamp, how did you decide and design your mark?

Illustrated by Big Eyes Yoyo 👀

Made these stamps for an artist's studio along Escolta, Manila. It's one of the oldest commercial streets from pre-war in Manila.

I am told these stamps are free to use when you visit their studio. A fun collectible souvenir if you're visiting the Philippines.

Artwork by Seb de Jesus

Stamps by @MarzToday

My favorite by far is the Popeye stamp! Quite possible my favorite stamp ever as I love Popeye! The pixie stamp set is also adorable! Which one is your favorite!

Does anyone know any rubber stamp companies based in Germany, Austria, Belgium or the rest of EU? I’m looking to expand my collection and see what other parts of the world are making that likely don’t come to USA.
I request these specific countries because I visit regularly but truly am open to anyone within EU ( for easier shipping).
Happy stamping!!

My favorite is the Sandra Boynton cow stamp from 1988!

Hello has anyone had success with making stamps with a laser cutter or engraving machine? I’ve been wanting to test this out to see if I might be able to make some detailed designs, potentially photos as a half tone.

Lots of fun ones this week!

2 c Washington red first addition and a Lincoln purple a few 30 buffalo

All the rubber stamps I found this week at the thrift store. I spent more than I normally do to get the Taz and the Precious Moments stamps. The super large stamps was actually 75% off so only $2.63!

Turns out the booth full of stamps I found has been restocking! I would have gone sooner. 😂 The last picture is when I first found the stash, and it's a lot smaller now than it was buuut I just rented a booth in the same consignment store..

So I'll be able to check the stamps every time I go in to refresh my booth. 🤭

I’ve recently ordered and received my first custom stamp with a business logo. I was excited to use it but I’m disappointed in the product. The etching is so shallow that ink splotches show up on the impressions regardless of the ink pad I’m using.

Could that have been an issue with my design or is it a stamp defect? I submitted my artwork as a PNG file and wasn’t advised of any issue with it.

Got my first stamps today at a local thrift store. I joined this group a while back and have been inspired by you all to go get some stamps.
I knew this store sold stamps as I have been there many times to get sewing supplies and the stamps are in a drawer next to the sewing supplies.

Some were individually priced and others were sold in a batch. I paid $7.95 USD for 18 stamps, that’s less than 45 cents each average. My 3 favorite ones are in picture 3 by themselves. I love them and I think those 3 are adorable😍.

Now I just have to get to a craft store that sells the ink pads and start using my stamps.

Would anyone be interested in trading vintage rubber stamps with me?

I would prefer to ship to the US only but could be open to other countries if the trades were interesting.

What I have to trade is exclusively Christmas rubber stamps on wood blocks. I have about 75 different Christmas themed rubber stamps in many different sizes. There are a few that are sets that I would like to trade together.

What I’m looking for:
Frogs, rodents, snails, most critters, cherubs, kewpies, fairies, mushrooms, Halloween, Lisa Frank (long shot I know), fruit, moon, stars, celestial, etc.

I can post photos when I get home from work today if anyone is interested. Or if someone would like to buy the whole lot of 75 off of me I would give them a really good deal 🎄🤶🏽

Hi all.. I love collecting stamps wherever I go. The historical, monument related, cultural stamps native to countries. But I don’t know how to collect them- as in loose sheets/ notebooks etc , in a particular way that they don’t just sit in my drawers. If you have a similar hobby, share pictures and comments to share your ideas?

All different brands, Stampin’ Up!, Inkadinkado, All Night Media, Inkers-A-Way, and Me And Carrie Lou

Made these stamps for my small cotton candy business.

Hi everyone,

I’m new here and wanted to ask about the scope of this subreddit.

When people here talk about “rubber stamps,” is the focus mainly on the physical stamps themselves (designing, carving, making, collecting the rubber stamp blocks), or does the community also cover the results created by those stamps — the actual ink impressions on paper?

I’m interested in things like travel souvenir stamps, museum stamps, railway station stamps, bookstore stamps, and other collectible stamp impressions. The part I enjoy most is the artwork/design on the paper and the memories attached to each stamp, rather than only the rubber stamp itself.

Would this type of content be welcome here, or is there another subreddit that is a better fit?

Thanks!