Clear Art & Texture Rubber Stamp Sets
by Designer Shirley Rufener

We are excited to present our newly released line of clear,
unmounted, professional quality rubber stamp sets, designed by
Shirley Rufener of Spumoni Designs. And coming soon, smaller stamp
sets and flexible but sturdy embossing plates that can pass through a pasta
machine at the 3rd thickest setting!!


Large Size Stamp Sets are 8.5" x 5.5"
"Textures 'N Borders Set I" (shown at about 50% size)
This mixture of various textures and border stamps are created
a little deeper etched design, then our other stamps, to make
them great for use with most types of clay. There are many polymer
clay techniques that will work well with these motifs.
Sheet size is 8.5" x 5.5"
Price: $13.99

"Textures 'N Borders Set II" (shown at about 50% size)
This mixture of various textures and border stamps are created with
a little deeper etched design, then our other stamps, make them
great for use with most types of clay as well as on your paper
art. There are many polymer clay techniques that will work well
with these motifs. Try pressing them into a smooth pad of clay
(spritzed with water) to make an "innie" mold, bake the clay and
you have a mold to press soft clay into to make an "outie" clay
accent for jewelry or other clay projects.
Sheet size is 8.5" x 5.5".
Price: $13.99

"Tree 'N Leaves Set" (shown at about 50% size)
Nature is one of the most popular designs today as people seem
to be more aware of the beauty all around them. The tree,
leaves and a perched bird on a branch set can be used in
almost limitless ways. Sheet size is 8.5" x 5.5".
Price: $13.99

Several NEW Medium Size Stamp Sets & Embossing Plates (coming soon)

About Our Stamps

Our line of stamps also work great on polymer clay, and were
basically designed with clay in mind, although any type of rubber stamping,
from paper to fabric to hard surfaces etc. will work great!

Tip: Make sure to use the correct ink pad for the job. Some inks, such
as solvient based inks can be harsh on clear stamps, so check
out the type of ink you should use.