Picture This | A6 Stamps | Fishermans Wharf

Picture This | A6 Stamps | Fishermans Wharf

If you’ve just started out or even if you have been crafting for a lifetime the Picture This stamp collection has everything that you could be looking for. This unique stamp style is nothing but quirky and fun, with each hand drawn design being brought to life with character and individuality. We’re sure that these original designs will need to be a part of your collection.

Picture this Stamps are a fantastic range of stamps from Creative Endeavours, designed and manufactured in the UK. These stamps are created by Andi Michaelsmith. With a background in art, Andi has designed this range of buildings and complimenting components such as foilage, vehicles and people. They can be used individually on a card, or used together to create a stunning project of an entire scene which you build up, colour and frame - so even if art isn't your thing, you can still put together an amazing creative picture!

• Stamp size - presented on an A6 backing sheet - ( A6 measures 105 × 148 millimeters or 4.13 × 5.83 inches )
• Made in the UK, using award winning clear Photo-polymer, Photo-polymer stamps are designed to better transfer ink so the ink sticks to the stamp extremely well, giving a crisper, cleaner image
• All stamps have an optimal depth of 3.2mm, which means deep plate relief but with high detail still being held
• High clarity, crystal clear stamps for easy positioning that won’t yellow or tear – can be stretched and won’t distort and will last forever if stored carefully (Easy to align, re-align and re-use and easy to store (store out of sunlight))
• Naturally cling back for easy adhesion to an acrylic block, Contains no latex, phthalates, melamine, carcinogens or toxic/harmful compounds
• All photo-polymer stamps work well with pigment and dye based inks (water based inks). You can use solvent inks but bear in mind that the solvent (including in your stamp cleaner) will degrade your stamp over time. Use solvent cleaner sparingly.
• Can be used with heat, so techniques such as embossing powders, angel fibres, etc are all OK.