Introducing Mr. Rabbit, the Cling Mounted Rubber Stamp designed by Tim Holtz for Stampers Anonymous. This delightful stamp is a must-have for all craft enthusiasts! With its image of a distinguished rabbit in a suit and charming background prints of plaid and polka dots, it's perfect for creating Easter cards, scrapbook pages, tags, and more. Craft with confidence as these stamps easily adhere to an acrylic block and can be used with various inks, markers, and embossing powders (all sold separately). Let your creativity hop to new heights with Mr. Rabbit!
The detail in this stamp is so clear. The set pieces make great cards. I will be using this stamp set frequently.
I purchased this and then saw on other web sites it was $5.00 cheaper. Bummed about that........
He’s currently propped up on my bedside table…. I’m in love! I don’t want to dirty him yet…
Love this stamp for all it's versatility. Great for Easter but I'm also gonna zhuzh him up and use the snarky sentiment strips. My oldest grandkids will love that type of humor.
Love this stamp! Mr. Rabbit is SO versatile he can be used ALL Year round! And the other stamps that come with him just as well.
The stamp is very cute and well made. My granddaughter and I made nice Easter cards with the stamps.
Love this. One of the prettiest sets I’ve seen. Definitely outdid their selves on this one.
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Is it just me, or is this rabbit's ear backwards?! At first glance, I fell in love with this stamp until I saw video of it being painted with watercolors. Then I looked at his left ear and it looks backwards!
By:
TamaraBR549
(04-Mar-24)
I don't own rabbits myself, but I understand their ears can swivel about 270 degrees. Looks to me like this guy is just paying double-eared attention to the viewer! Or maybe something just off to the viewer's left.
By: polycrafty
(04-Mar-24)
I see what you are saying. When I look at the ear you are referring to, I can see it two different ways. It can look backwards. But look at it as the dark area of that ear being the inside of the ear. It’s all in how you view it.
By: cecelia.cyrana
(21-Apr-24)
