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Do It 101 Scrapbooking Store Prior to the rubber stamp, there were metal printing stamps, usually made of brass. These preceded the rubber version by six to eight years. We remember them in the form of seals, used with wax to ensure the privacy of documents. The seals themselves were generally very elaborate. The word 'stamp' is used to refer to a marking device. When your blender pens run out of ink, mark them with a piece of tape and use them to dip in bleach for bleaching on card stock. When you stamp with pigment ink on matte cardstock you can erase it off while the ink is still wet. It leaves no trace. Never store your stamps in direct sunlight or near a heat source. Store your ink pads upside down and lying flat to keep the ink at the top of the pad and in an even layer. You can make your own stamps out of erasers, Styrofoam, printing linoleum and potatoes, or cut shapes out of sponges. You can make your own wrapping paper very inexpensively by buying large rolls of white or kraft colored paper and then stamping it up to match your occasion. A matching card finishes off the look! Don't throw away those clear film canisters. You can use those canisters to store beads, embossing powder, or glitter V ersaMagic Pigment Ink Pads - MANY COLORS COLORS Le Plume II Marker Sets - 12PK Image Tree Rubber Stamp Set-Retro Alphabet Janlynn Rubber Stamp-Dragonfly And Rose The Basics Of Rubber Stamping