Handcaved Stamps, Pottery Supplies, Clay Stamp, Bisque Stamps ( 176 )

This is hand carved tree patterned stamps, made out of high fired stoneware clay.
.They are bisque fired to 2200 degrees which makes them very strong and durable stamps.

The bigger ones are curved just a little so they will rock when you are stamping with them.
Each one also has a handle on the back to hold on to as you stamping.
This stamp is great for just one impression or a complete pattern.

You can use the stamps over and over again.



Help! My stamp is sticking! What do I do?

STICKING TO POTTERY CLAY: Try lightly dusting your stamp(s) with corn starch or lightly coat them with vegetable oil,spray wih a non-stick spray like Pam , before stamping to prevent sticking.

STICKING TO POLY CLAY: Try lightly dusting the stamp with talcum powder before stamping. I also like to press the stamp firmly into the clay, leave it there, and place both stamp and clay in the freezer for five minutes before I remove the stamp to find a crisp, clear impression. **I do not recommend using oil on your stamps when working with polymer clay.**

STICKING TO FONDANT OR DOUGH: You may lightly dust the stamp with powdered sugar or flour; you may also try greasing it with butter or spray oil before stamping.

STAMP CARE (all stamps): Keep clean with warm water, mild soap, and a soft brush like an old toothbrush. Clean and rinse between uses and allow to dry thoroughly before the next use.
Please note: do not use the same stamps or molds for food and crafts to avoid cross contamination.

Measurements: tree 2 1/2 inches tall x 2 inches wide

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Yours Truly
Jean
Thanks for viewing my stamps, Come back often as I will be adding more stamps all the time