I'm a meat eater who doesn't recycle all that often, so I am not up to speed on these issues at all.

People will believe what they are told. (example; political contests)

Use white PZKut and tell folks it is made from_______.

#A. recycled chicken lips.

#B.Non poluting whale sperm.

#C.Natural organic ingredients.(Webfoot is nodding)

Change ink pad labels to reflect that it is made from________.

#A.Rare earth from the Napa Valley. (Wine colored)

#B.Oregon Blueberries.

#C.Reclaimed Pinesol.

Don

Or, for that matter, just use old corks. Spring Chick is, as usual, an inspriation.

The very first letterboxers to plant in east TN carved the stamps from wood. It was a series of three and one of them was my first find. :)

The image was block letters, and would have been a breeze to carve into rubber, but was probably more time consuming to carve into wood.

Still, I thought I'd add this as an option and let you know it has been successful in the past.

-Quiet Place

I love carving stamps from cork. You can have a bunch of simple designs and have sophisticated combinations. Like a bunch of different flower and leaf stamps to make big garden. My friends save their wine corks for me for this reason.
nrgkat