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Add warm and cozy color to your fall or Halloween-themed albums, cards, party decor and more with the Pumpkin Patch Cling Mounted Rubber Stamp. This deeply etched and pre-cut stamp by Deep Red Stamps is adhered to repositionable cling foam and can be used with any acrylic block (sold separately). Included in the package is one stamp that measures approximately 2.25" x 3.5" and is made in the USA.
I am going to use this stamp on my Thanksgiving cards.
I have to admit that I love pumpkins! I always have! While I do have several pumpkin stamps in my stash they are usually singles, or staged on the horizontal rather than the vertical as this one is. Great for a card or as I plan on using it on long treat boxes. I see it using heat embossing and perm ink then water coloring in the details. So glad I found this stamp and the price point really sold me!
This is a nice little stamp set from Deep Red. The little pumpkins have varied shapes of pumpkin, plenty of leaves and even a few blossoms, for variety of coloring opportunities. There are even some tendrils, which give the set some life and action. I like the Deep Red stamp because the rubber is nicely cut, deeply, which makes for a good image.
I used an ink dauber pumpkin spice and olive then gold ink for the pumpkin cling stamp. Imagine is clean and well defined. Very nice!!
This is a fun little set to work with... For variation, I'm going to color the pumpkins in different colors... Stamps nicely...
Perfect size for the outside of a quarter card envelope and the inside. Love it.
I have many of these stamps and just love the way they stamp a nice clear image.
The stamp was perfect i would reccomend it.
I have several deep red stamps
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Can the Big Red stamps be positioned on the Misti Stamping Tool or just on acrylic blocks for stamping?
By:
mrtbetz
(15-Jun-22)
Hello! They can be positioned on the Misti or by using an acrylic block.
By: Scrapbook.com
(15-Jun-22)
