New Summer Stamps!


Hey, crafters! It's Bibi the stamp maker at Rubber Dance here. Check out the new summer stamps I'm releasing today!


♥ Want free shipping with those? Scroll down for the coupon code ♥


What does summer mean for you? Picking wild flowers in the meadow? Do some gardening, perhaps? Or do you prefer being out on a boat, maybe trying your new fishing rod? All of the above if you ask me! So I asked two of my regular stamp designers to come up with some flower and fish stamps, and boy - did they!

Deborah Wainwright drew the gorgeous hydrangea and the fantasy wild flowers in a jar. Melina Dahl drew the funny fish skeleton and the adorable triangle fish. I added sentiments to the sets and did all the technical stuff (won't bore you with the details), and I believe I looked like a proud peacock when I saw the result in rubber. I've been making stamps for many years, but seeing new stamps for the very first time still feels like some sort of magic! :-)

Click on the images to see larger versions:




The designers and I have had such fun using these brand new stamps!
Here are some of the things we've made with them:

Fish Diet

by Melina: 








Hydrangea:

We've used a variety of colours,
see how different they look!

by Debs:

 



by Bibi:
Art journal spread.
I stamped the flower three times to get a bigger one.


Fish, Swim, Love 

by Melina:






 Joy in a Jar

By Debs:

Do you like colourful or black and white?



Oh, look! Shiny!!
Stamped with glue, pink foil on top:

 

Debs also made this lovely keyring out of shrink plastic:


Bibi, using the same stamp as a floral border:




That's it, folks! Oh, but wait - there is more:

During the release week, I'll pay for the shipping 
when you order any or all of the new stamps:

♥ Use coupon code SummerFree2018 to get FREE shipping on the new stamps! ♥
This offer is good 2nd to 9th of June. Offer is good world-wide, of course!


Order the new stamps in our web shop.








Thanks for stamping by :-)

With Love,
Bibi
♥





Comments

Shilpa Nagaonkar said…
Fabulous Stamps Melina, Deb and Bibi!!Unique designs!!
Saturday, June 02, 2018
Inky and Quirky Designs said…
Loving all the new stamp sets Debs and Melina, awesome samples too. I predict a sell out 😍
Hugs
Donna xx
Saturday, June 02, 2018
Sue said…
What fabulous stamps made by the Dream Team xx
Saturday, June 02, 2018
Lynne Mizera said…
What fabulous new stamps! Congratulations on the new release
Saturday, June 02, 2018
ionabunny said…
Fabulous new stamps. What a lovely release. Amazing samples from the team. Hugz
Saturday, June 02, 2018
Craftyfield said…
Great new floral stamps by Debs! The fish plates are really original, very quirky!
Sunday, June 03, 2018
Mac Mable said…
Such fun new stamps and fabulous inspiration from the team ....Thank you x
Sunday, June 03, 2018
Deborah Wainwright said…
So glad you like our new designs x
Thursday, June 14, 2018
Deborah Wainwright said…
So pleased you like our new designs x
Thursday, June 14, 2018
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