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Simple Valentines Stamp

How to Make a Simple DIY Stamp

My kids made these little Ornament Valentines last year for their friends.  I found the hearts on clearance after Christmas.  They were originally intended to decorate your Christmas tree, but they made perfect as Valentines.  I still have a few of the felt hearts floating around and decided they would make the perfect simple Valentines Stamp.

DIY Valentine Stamp ~ simple homemade stamp

 

Who knew a Christmas ornament would make such a great stamp!

Ornament Valentines

All I did to transform the felt ornament into a stamp was hot glue it onto a piece of cardboard.  That’s it.  Nothing fancy, but I love the impression it leaves behind.  The stamp looked perfect on the front of a card.

DIY Valentine Stamp

I have posted about making my own stamps before (links below) and to tell you the truth, I like them better than the store bought ones.  Each of them are unique, and have character that their store bought counter parts are lacking.  I hope that I inspire you to think out side the box and look at everyday items in a new way.  If it has texture, or a raised design then it probably will make a great stamp.  You might be surprised at what you find.

DIY Valentine Stamp

Here are a few of my favorite DIY stamps that we have made: (click on the red link to take you to the tutorial)

  • Foam Stamps
  • Dice Stamping
  • Cookie Cutter Stamping
  • Paper Tube Stamping
  • Circle Lid Stamping 
  • DIY Burlap Stamp
  • Cardboard Stamp
  • Simple DIY Re-Usable Stamp Pad

I would love to hear what you have made stamps out.  I love hearing creative uses for everyday materials.

Related posts:

  1. DIY Cardboard Stamp
  2. How to Make a Potato Stamp
  3. Cardboard Roll Heart Stamp
  4. Symmetry Heart Valentines
Posted in Holidays, Kid Art and tagged Heart, Stamping, Valentines Day.

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3 thoughts on “Simple Valentines Stamp”

  1. Melissa @ mamamiss on at 10:24 pm said:

    Okay seriously – just got home to pin this & I know I said on FB earlier that I had some – but – hehe I think you may have as much as me!!! I love it! I love that you took a picture of your pile too!!! 🙂 Awesome idea!!! xx m

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  2. Vicky @ Mess For Less on at 11:55 am said:

    I bought some Christmas and never made anything with them! Would not have thought to use them for Valentine’s Day. You are a genius!

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