10 Rubber Stamped Stationery - Feb 2020

If you have a love for rubber stamping and is curious what other rubber stamps other swappers might have, this swap could be for you ...

Create and send at least 10 handmade stationery that have been rubber stamped on them. Use ONLY rubber stamps to decorate on the stationery. Mailart for envelope holding the package can be of mixed-medium. If it’s using washi tapes to tape down the papers, then of course you can use them :)

Think of gift tags, bookmarks, self-made postcards, notepapers, envelopes, letterpapers, postage labels or any other handmade stationery decorated with stamps that your swap partner can use when received. As to which rubber stamps to use, it is sender’s choice but it is definitely lovely to look at your swap partner’s profile to send some of their likes where possible.

Use a different rubber stamp for each stationery to create a variety. There should be at least 10 different rubber stamps used. The type of stationery can be repeated but package should contain at least 5 different types of stationery and in total, there should be at least 10 pieces of rubber stamped stationery.

The 10 or more stationery in total should have at least been stamped by 3 different coloured inks. Eg. The gift tag can be stamped by turquoise ink, the bookmark by red ink and the notepaper in black ink etc.

Minimum weight for this package is 40g.

Package the 10 or more stamped stationery in a creative way, could be in a flipbook, fliptag, flip folder, in a nice wrapper or any creative way you can think of using rubber stamps as the main tool to decorate :)

Have fun stamping and swapping!!!

Minimum Rating to join this Swap is 5. This is an International Swap and thus, packages may take 2-4 weeks to reach via air-mail.

For this February 2020 swap, do include some stamped stationery that is in theme for the month of Feb 2020, eg. Stationery for the month of February, with letters or numbers indicating it’s Feb or hearts or Cupids for this month for Valentine’s ... or anything that might represent the month of Feb. :)