Thanks for your mothering support yesterday. I was really happy that you enjoyed the scissor stamp as much as I did! I've been printing on everything in sight. I even had to make a scissor pouch (linen with Japanese hedgehog lining), just so that I could stamp it!
Then there were the moleskines...
organic totes...
I'm thinking of doing an entire series on the tools I use most. Which led me to my next image instantly: the humble clothespin.
How many times a day do I use these ingenious clips? From laundry to sealing up snack bags, I never take them for granted. I've had this stamp on my mind since I made a peg bag last spring. I plan on making a bunch of "peg bags" with a clothespin print for the shop. Oh, I have lots of ideas for how to fill up my neglected little shop... summer is not the time for that kind of pressure, though. I'm finally realizing that. It will be August tomorrow, and I'm grateful that is finally sinking in... just in time for some of this...
Happy weekend friends! Hope you find a bit of time for what you need most...
Aw, Maya, what can I say ?! I simply adore the new stamps you have carved & all the very lovely & brilliant things you stamped them on !! Can't wait to see new things in the shop but do take your time, my own shop is just as quiet ! Hey, it's still summer !!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your weekend, my friend !! Lots of hugs xoxo
Love the stamps! Too cute!
ReplyDeleteI am in love with the scissors, but I am super-fantastically-over-the-top in love with the clothespins. Just darling.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love the scissors, put then the pegs! well...fantastic. I love the idea of stamping everything insight! gorgeous
ReplyDeleteMaya, I'm so impressed with how beautifully your projects turn out! Who would've thought to carve out a scissor stamp? And then all of the lovely prints you made with it...wonderful.
ReplyDeleteYou are so talented! Love the stamps! I'm so glad I found your blog recently. I've also enjoyed the 'barn tours' of your mom's barn (hope I'm correct?). I also love the hedgehog fabric. I should find some of that for our little hedgie family members, Templeton & Moxie! We make blankie liners for their homes :) -Tammy
ReplyDeleteLove the scissor stamps so much--so creative!
ReplyDeleteWow- you are awesome!
ReplyDeleteahhh. must. resist. urge to buy stamp making materials when i already have closets full of art supplies!!!! so lovely.
ReplyDeleteI too like your new stamps. I don't know if it is the simplicity of your images or the fabric you stamp them on but they evoke a feeling of such calm. Just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteKate
I thought the scissors were great...then came the clothespins! So many great creations!
ReplyDeleteWe've been doing a bit of stamping over at our place too - faces and my wood floors!
ReplyDeleteI love the scissors and clothespins. They're great.
Have a lovely weekend.
I love that scissor stamp! What type of ink do you use to stamp on fabric?
ReplyDeleteWow!! Thank you so much...
ReplyDeleteKarin- I use versacraft stamp for fabric and colorbox pigment stamp pads for paper.
SO adorable Maya! I love how you see the beauty in humble, everyday objects. Happy weekend my friend!
ReplyDeleteHow about a scalpel and speculum !!
ReplyDeleteI think you have really cut out and pinned a niche for yourself:)
I keep coming back to look at this (scissor) glorious stamp! I'm thinking some of your fabulous buckets, with scissor stamping on them.... in your shop..... a few clothes pin stamped buckets too.... Would make great gifts for the upcoming holiday seasons....
ReplyDeleteOh my! I love the stamps...especially the clothespin. Just fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI keep popping in here from time to time,
ReplyDeleteawaiting quieter days when summer drifts,
to return to crafting and sewing.
You inspire, quiet, surprise , and bless
Just letting you know,
thx
Love this, thank you x
ReplyDeleteClothespins as stamps. I would have never thought about it, but think it's great!
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