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In brief

The main difference between rubber and silicone stamps lies in their material and how they are used. Rubber stamps mounted on wooden blocks offer excellent stability and detailed impressions for mixed media. Silicone stamps are transparent and flexible, and their tackiness to an acrylic block lets you see exactly where you’re stamping. Choose based on your technique. For scrapbooking and cards, we recommend silicone stamps.

Stamps for Scrapbooking, Cards, and Creative Projects

Stamps are an indispensable tool for scrapbooking, making cards, bookmarks, and personalized gifts. At ARTMiE, you’ll find rubber and silicone stamps in a variety of motifs, from text and frames to flowers, animals, and seasonal designs.

Types of Stamps

  • Silicone (clear stamps) – transparent, for precise placement on paper
  • Rubber stamps – a classic, durable option that lasts
  • Fabric stamps – use with paint that is wash-resistant
Scrapbooking Paper and Decoupage Ink and Drawing Ink

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between rubber and silicone stamps?

Rubber stamps are sturdy, durable, and ideal for detailed work with ink. Silicone stamps are transparent, allowing you to position the motif precisely on the paper. For silicone stamps from Creativ Company, you’ll need an acrylic block to attach the stamp to. Clean both types after use with a damp cloth or a special cleaner to help them last as long as possible.

How do you use fabric stamps correctly?

To print on fabric, choose quality rubber stamps and special fabric paints or ink pads made for fabric. We recommend KREUL, which offers excellent pigmentation. After stamping the motif, let the paint dry thoroughly, then set it by ironing through a piece of parchment paper. Once cured, the fabric will withstand regular machine washing.

What do I need for scrapbooking with stamps?

To make albums, you’ll need quality stamps, an acrylic block, and pigment ink pads. Rosa offers a wide selection of motifs that look great on paper. To create a 3D effect, apply embossing powder after stamping and use a heat gun. This combination creates a beautiful raised relief on your project, giving your pages a professional look.

How do you care for stamps so they don’t get damaged?

Proper care is essential. Clean your stamp after each use so paint residue doesn’t dry on it. If you use permanent inks, use a special stamp cleaner. Store Creativ Company silicone stamps away from direct sunlight, in a cool, dark place, to help them retain their tackiness. Protect rubber stamps from sharp objects that could damage the pattern’s fine details.

Can stamps be used on surfaces other than paper?

Yes, stamps are very versatile. In addition to paper, you can use them on wood, ceramic, or even glass. For these surfaces, choose the right type of paint, such as KREUL acrylic paints. When applying paint to a stamp, it’s best to use a foam roller to spread an even layer over the entire motif and create a clean, crisp impression.