Stamp Carving + Printmaking

Taking time to relax and carve stamps is always a treat for me - I love it! Keep scrolling to find out more.

You can stamp & print on so many things It is FUN. There is always something new to explore!

A messy workspace with pink and white rubber stamps, carving tools, and shredded rubber strips on a cutting mat and table, used for creating custom stamps or rubber cutting crafts.

Anyone can carve stamps! Most beginners should be able to carve some basic stamps successfully. However, this IS a skill that will build over time with practice. Have fun but be patient with yourself. :-)

*Use caution and discernment when allowing older kids to carve. The tools are sharp - please make sure they understand the safety requirements first!

Whether you love pink or white rubber, prefer lino or use craft foam, stamp carving is fun and rewarding.

Just Carve. And play. And carve some more.

Open sketchbook with various paint stamps and tools on a dark wooden table, including a red Speedball brayer, pink stamps, and a lino carving tool.

Keep it simple or make it complex.

You can print patterns in a journal or sketchbook…

A hand holding a white card with a drawing of a daisy flower with a yellow center, blue petals, and green leaves and stem, against a textured teal and black background.

Experiment with colour and design.

You can print on tags, cards and more!

You can use stamping ink, printmaking ink, use a printmakers press or choose to go without a press - there are a variety of ways to enjoy the art of printmaking. Developing the ability to carve and print is just the best! You’ll find some more examples of work that I’ve created below.