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Sunday, May 24, 2009

Upcycle: Wine Cork Rubber Stamps

When I make smaller stamps, I like to use wine or champagne corks for the handles. After I carve out the stamp, I just glue it to the wine cork with a little E6000 glue. The wine and champagne corks add a little extra charm to the rubber stamps.

If you've never made a rubber stamp before, Geninne's Art Blog has a well detailed tutorial.

18 comments:

Amber Mann said...

This is a great idea. And your stamp is really cute!

Drea said...

Awesome! This would've been great for my wine themed swap on Craftster!

babalisme said...

I have tons of wine cork waiting to be carved...aaaah I wish I have the time..

Rachael Hutchings said...

Great idea! I like the fact that it is nice and light too.

Jennifer said...

Super-smart idea! I can't wait to try it.

Adaiha said...

great idea for mounting this kind of stamp!

nicole said...

what a great idea!

The Queen of Clearance said...

Another great wine cork idea that I am going to have to try!

Rachel@oneprettything.com said...

This is so, SO genius. It totally puts my bent paperclip handles to shame, lol. LOVE IT! I'll be linking.

Kristin said...

Another amazing idea, you are so talented!

Renna said...

What a clever idea! I knew there had to be a reason I've saved those wine corks over the years. ;-Þ

Craft Stew said...

Great idea. I usually use children's building blocks from the thrift shop to mount my homemade stamps, but your way is so much more elegant!

Ayie said...

It's actually cute making that stamp and the cork as holder.

Happy monday!

zakkalife said...

Craft stew,

I like the building block idea. I'll have to try that.

eleonor said...

This idea is great, cheap and super easy to make!
Thanks for sharing!

Michelle Frae Cummings said...

love this! I've also stick ornamental push pins into corks for clay crafts...

ohradiogirl said...

Very nice. Tfs.

Anonymous said...

Wow, thanks a million! My mind is going wild now.

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