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Share this sweet exchange of a Christmas gift with your friends and family! The Under the Trees Cling Mounted Rubber Stamp by Penny Black can be used with an acrylic block of your choice and your favorite mediums each are sold separately.
This stamp just arrived last week, haven't had the time to use it yet. Showed it off to my Sr. stamp group and it will be used by all I am sure, when we meet this week.
Sweet little scene. So fun to paint with different colors. Another great addition to my Penny Black stamps.
This is such a cute stamp, with the composition of it. The tiny squirrel has a little smile on its face, as he's handing the bird an acorn as a gift and I don't know if the bird gave him the acorn as a gift. I'm thinking the bird gave the squirrel the acorn because it looks like the bird is undoing the ribbon from the gift. No matter because the whole stamp is done so well and I'm completely happy with it. (I love Penny Black stamps and always have ever since I got some of them way back when.)
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I would like to print this on black paper with white ink like a frosty scene. What could you suggest please...I'm very new to this...thank you
By:
trasheap
(28-Aug-17)
As I have not received my stamp yet, it would be hard to think of a good suggestion. The white on black is interesting, with the white I would add some glitter to bump it up a little, and possibly add some white snowflakes. Also add a round, in upper corner, yellow or gold moon. Sorry I couldn't be more help. I would also consider making the black about 1/4" less than the card itself, giving it a white frame. Hope I gave the birth of an idea to you. Lots of luck.
By: Pat Hyams
(03-Sep-17)
Use black paper & white chalk ink. One point though, the chalk inks & white in particular, take a long time to set/dry so leave yourself pleny of time between stamping & finishing your project.
By: cmarieb513
(26-Aug-18)
