Still working away on my next online class so I made a few smaller stamps (about 2″ diameter). I started with a geometric one that I forgot to get a photo of because I didn’t really like it all that much. Then I made one that looked more like a dandelion seed head. That got me going on seed pods so I made a different one.
Here are the stamps with their prints on paper. I think I will make a few more of these seed related ones.
Here I tested them out on a scrap piece of felt. I printed these with screen printing ink instead of thickened dye since I didn’t have time to get that all set up. I also worked today on some free motion machine stitching on felt which I will post about on Sunday over at The Felting and Fiber Studio.
Ruth Lane Art 
The stamps are great Ruth. The dandelion seed head must have been a little tricky to cut out.
Thanks Lyn, the dandelion was a bit tricky especially since my smallest cutting tool seems a bit dull. Not perfect but it looks OK.
I luv them and wonder about (or for) the new ones 😉
Many ♡ly greetings sent by
Sabine from WO(rms) in Germany
Thanks Sabine.
The printing looks like fun. I’m not sure about cutting out those intricate shapes.
Thanks Marilyn. It mainly takes time. If you go slowly, it’s a fairly simple process.
They look very fiddly to cut out but I imagine you can keep on reusing them so it will be a worthwhile investment of your time.
Yes, Teri, a bit fiddly. But they can be used for a really long time on paper or fabric.
Lovely – can’t go wrong with seed pods! Because they’re organic they’re supposed to be irregular. 🙂
Thanks Kim – one of the reasons I always like to use organic design, I don’t have to worry about it being irregular or warped or lopsided 🙂