How To Make Your Own Rubber Stamps

With just a few simple supplies it's easy to make your own rubber stamps.

Here's a link to the Speedball Speedy Carve rubber material, if you prefer using a name brand: amzn.to/2T0snAI

And here's a link to the much cheaper generic brand that I mention in the video:
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Speedball does make a useful and cheap set of lino cutters that work well for this process: amzn.to/2Wb9HQU

And here's a very affordable starter set from Speedball if you just want to get your feet wet without having to buy a lot of individual items: amzn.to/2QkXrd4

...or this one if you're interested in also trying your hand at linoleum printing:
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If you're looking for a greater variety of cutters that are a bit more high-end, check these out: amzn.to/2TS1TSC

Gouache paint comes in a lot of different sets and is great for rubber stamping. The tubes are small but this paint goes a looong way!
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And you'll find stamp pads galore on amazon. Pigment-based inks are best:
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