Cool egg stamp

[WannaBeHillBilly]

I own a lot of rubber stamps. And I've had a lot of fun and made friends using them on paper, mail and crafts.

I can't say I've ever had an allergic reaction from one or ingested or dumped one in the ocean. ::shrug::

Me neither, but you know if there's a way to sue somebody for damages, there will be a law-suit…

 

[Tortoise]

Me neither, but you know if there's a way to sue somebody for damages, there will be a law-suit…

Boy you sure got that right sadely.

 

[IamRainey]

My new stamps arrived and they are making their debut right here:

It's a nice company to do business with and I'm very happy with the designs and the quality of the stamps.

And just for anyone who's interested, I thought dye ink made much better impressions than pigment ink on the pulp carton surfaces. Note the clearer imprint on the much rougher surface of the inside!

 

[ValerieJ]

Yes, i am using food color to stamp the eggs. Not "food grade" or "non-toxic", i use that stuff that is sold in WalMarts to make green/orange Halloween cakes.

That's what I was thinking -- use food color. Or how about the dye used for Easter eggs?