Tim Holtz Cling Stamps - Flower Shop

Flower Shop ... by Tim Holtz and Stampers Anonymous. Cling foam mounted red rubber stamps of 3 (three) engraved floral designs and 1 (one) vintage script label (CMS401) to use in mixed media, papercrafts and visual arts. 

What a gorgeous vintage styled collection of stamps. Each of the 3 flower designs are like antique engravings with very fine linework and intricately detailed elements. Chrysanthemums (or could be daisies, double sunflowers or gerberas), delicate branch (the middle one, it has tiny flowers and leaves - could be a pomegranate branch as it looks like it has fruit), and an old fashioned (obviously beautifully perfumed) rose with buds, leaves and thorns! The other stamp is an antique label from 1890 - the editorial department's receipt of a parcel or letter.

There are 4 stamps in this set, perfect for every occasion that requires stamping, inking, journaling, creating intriguing backgrounds for art, cards and journals plus any other creative moments.

Sizes (approx) : Flower (daisies, bottom one in the pic) is 4 1/2" x 3 1/8".

Use rubber stamps with inkpads, ink sprays, reinkers, watercolour or acrylic paints, stains, markers and watersoluble crayons with gel printing plates, scrapbooking, card making, journaling, mixed media, papercrafts, visual arts of any kind!

This set of cling rubber stamps are made of high quality red rubber, with each design deeply etched, neatly trimmed and mounted onto thick foam cushioning.  They also have the design printed onto the backs, to make identifying and placement alot easier.

Use with any clear acrylic stamping blocks, Dylusions journaling blocks and Tim Holtz Grid Blocks (all also available, each sold separately). The cling foam cushioning enables easy positioning, accurate repositioning and convenient storage (it clings to the included backing sheet).

Backing sheet for storing is included. It is 17.7cm x 21.5cm (7in x 8.5in) with 3 holes for easy storage. Keep inside a binder, on a bookshelf or in a shoebox.

Designed by Tim Holtz, made by Stampers Anonymous.