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i love stamping with lots of things great video

Thank you so much! Works very well!

Wow!

Wow, so good! Lots of Love, Light and Laughter!

Thank you so much for this video! I've been having a hell of a time trying to carve the text from my logo into a stamp. Did not think to use an x-acto knife - once I cool off from throwing away too many messed up carvings, will definitely be trying this! Also - your voice is lovely!

love your hands and mindful manicure presentation

Ven remove on plastic

Omg! Please, please remove the background music. It's so annoying. I and other people who want to watch your videos are there to learn. I'm prepared to listen to what you have to say. I have my own music. Now I am struggling to hear you. There seems to be some RUclips content creator Trend and it's a really annoying one .

Interesting to see the materials in use. The music made it hard to hear, though

For curves use smaller blade ❤

Is that a laserprint of the text or inkjet?

by the time I find the best channels they seem to have been abandoned.. :(((

Great thank you!!

Yikes, cutting right toward your hand.

You’re making me nervous…..not really holding the rubber securely on the table, and not keeping your fingers out of the way. It doesn’t take much to run a sharp blade through your finger, especially when you’re a beginner! More emphasis on carving safely, please!

The eraser is stupidly hard to work with to crave, no idea how you pulled it off especially on the curvy letters. I don't have access to a lot of supplies in person and from an online perspective the jumbo eraser is around $10-$15, I couldn't find it cheaper. I have knives already, but I found a kit on Amazon that has a decent speedball carver tool with multiple cutting heads of different style, and included a block of rubber all for $20 with shipping. Separately the lino cutting tool and Lino block/rubber block is more expensive so Amazon kits for beginner block stamping is your friend as opposed to erasers if you do not have access to local stores with any of these items available.

Impressive!! This is a learning curve for me. Retired and eager to pick a lot of hobbies. Thank you for sharing this video!

Inspiring for me to try harder! Thank you!!

Very cool!! Thank you ❣️

You sped up the part where you show how to do the actual carving..😢

This series is great! I was getting tired of going with my kids to the craft store to find the stamps the "absolutely had to have," watching them settle for "this will do," taking them home and watching them stamp everything within reach (I really liked that T-shirt), only to find the stamps under the sofa two weeks later. Now that I have grandkids, making the stamps is a lot more fun and they can get the perfect stamp (whatever that means). Your ideas will take this process to a new level or two. Thanks!

I love how yo do this !!!😅😮🎉🎉😂😂❤❤❤❤ do more .... Teach me ... Its great

Thanks so much! I enjoyed your skillful demonstration, as well as your encouraging, creative enthusiasm! You inspire me! Be well always! 🙏🔥🙏

Is this waterproof? Dishwasher safe?

This video is like 5 years old but hopefully you've been back to the Dollar tree more recently lol. They started expanding their craft section a few years ago and haven't stopped yet. I'm consistently surprised and often delighted at the variety of shit they get in now. I guess that's the trade-off for everything being a $1.25 now. 😊🤨

i can't watch because of the distracting music.. i would love to learn more though!

Amazing ❤

Pretty surprised to see this done without a lino carver

Thank you so much for this! I was thinking of buying the pink stuff but it's 15 euros including shipping while the blue one I can buy in my local store for less than 3 euros. So this review is saving me a lot of money because I'll just try the blue one instead :)

My first time watching you, so fun. You are the Bob Ross of carving!

Great job 💙🦅

09:20 that's what she said!

New subbie watching from Ireland. Loved this video.

I’ve been on a roll watching a few of your videos for the first time today. I’m so happy that I discovered you. I did subscribe and I want to say that you have a nice voice to listen to. You are so thorough in describing everything that you do and everything that you use and why. You’re a great teacher. Thank you so much for making these videos. Sandy

I’ve always been interested in carving but never bought any tools yet. I was very happy to see your very informative video. At least now I know what to stay away from. It was fun to watch you carve with the different tools. Thank you for helping all of us newbies out.

This works like a champ - love that I found this video

Great inexpensive CONSTRUCTIVE Hobby👍

Good job!

Your choice of words was freaking hilarious for the stamp......can you make another that says....'You don't understand'.....Lmao

Awesome! I had watched another video that used the wintergreen oil (??), not mentioning any alternatives, so I'm glad to have found your video! I couldn't find my nail polish remover, but decided to try Winsor & Newton brush cleaner (since it is also designed to remove "permanent" colors), and that worked! It took a bit more rubbing than the acetone and isn't as clear, but it works so much better and faster than ironing. I'll definitely pick up some acetone for next time, though.

O.M.G. If only I had seen ur Video before I went shopping.

Thank you for sharing.

Where did you purchase your carving knife?

Also how do i subscribe to get it free

Can you stamp ornaments with these

This. This video. I've been looking for something like this. It's awesome.

Lots of great tips about safety and why you picked certain items. Thanks for showing this for newbies and those on a budget.

I bought some stamp making rubber and it's not easy to carve on the rubber. It might be for my first carving it's very detail because that's how I drew it out to challenge myself.

Yassss