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Other Uses for Rubber Stamps:

Rubber stamps are an extremely versatile tool that can be used for all sorts of creative projects!

Here are some examples:

1. Greeting Cards:  Make your own greeting cards – only your imagination is the limit!

2.     2.  Wrapping Paper:  Decorate your own wrapping paper – whether for a birthday or Christmas or other event. 
        What better way to finish off a thoughtful gift and make it truly   unique?

3. Gift Tags:  Finish off that special gift by crafting and attaching your own gift tags.
4. Invitations: Take a unique and personal approach and make your own party invitations.
5. Party Favors: Prepare for a party and make matching party sets including hats, cups and plates.
6. Save the Date Cards:  Get prepared early and make save the date cards for parties, weddings, christenings or other special events.
7. Place Settings: Make name / place settings for a table ahead of a special occasion.
8. Decorations:  Whether you use fabric, card or even salt dough; make your own birthday or holiday decorations. 
   (Easter, July 4,  Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's Day, etc.)
9. Thank You Cards:  Send handmade thank you cards.  This is also a great craft for children after a birthday or Christmas
10. Teachers:  Take a load off your shoulders and use them as a marking tool.
11. Stationery:   Save money and stamp your brand name on stationery such as letter heads and envelopes that you are sending out.
12. Scrap Books:  Make your scrapbook look extra special by decorating both the exterior of the book and also the inside pages.
13. Decoupage: Take decoupage one step further with attractive stamping designs.
14. Stamp in Clay:  Make vases, decorative plates, mugs or even jewelry.
15. Merchandise Bags:  Get your company branding out there and save on marketing costs.  Stamp your own paper bags or cloth tote bags.  (Don’t pay for expensive pre-printed carrier bags)
16. Wall Art: Create your own wall art – as big or as bold as you like!
17. Fabric:  Decorate any variety of textiles from cushions to tea towels to clothes with special fabric stamps.
18. Cookies: Decorate cookies and other baked goods (with a clean stamp of course).
19. Labels for Possessions:  Mark your food and other possessions in shared properties with housemates or in university dorms.
20. Name Labels:  Make name labels for your children’s clothes / uniforms to limit them getting lost or picked up by other children.
21. Chore Charts:  Create a chore chart for your family & allocate chores with a different design allocated to each family member.

(Revised from a post on 9th November 2016 by Stamps Direct)