

Inspired by my artsy-sweety friend Aimhleas over at http://aimhleas.blogspot.com/ , I tried my hand at carving a stamp. This is the result. It was easier than I thought, and harder than it looks. I definitely want to explore that further !
If you want to see some really cool carvings, you should visit Aimhleas' blog!
3 comments:
awww, thanks... I had fun today. I could get into the carving!
wow...how did you do that?
well, I doodled the little Goddess, then traced it onto tracing paper and rubbed it onto the stamping material (a lowly eraser) Then I carved out the spaces with carving tools. And Voila! a stamp was born.
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