Read Thread: For Big Mistakes!!!
Re: For Big Mistakes!!!
Board: Stamp Carving and Mounting
Reply to: #24849 by shiloh
Jun 1, 2006 5:12am
Very very carefully, lol!!!! Small solid image to limit detail and cutting into the image itself and then very slowly... very slowly and carefully.
They're a little smaller than a pink pearl and they have a piece of thin cardboard around them when you take them out of the package. I forgot to find out what they were when I went home last night.
Moonduck
Re: For Big Mistakes!!!
Board: Stamp Carving and Mounting
Reply to: #24898 by Moonduck
Jun 1, 2006 6:41am
Those could be a bunch of things...
Staedler makes small erasers like those, with the cardboard box around most of it....and a couple of other brands, too.
I usually pick up one and cut it in thirds, or even sixths (three stamps to a side, cut lengthwise for six) and make HH's out of them.
Who says you have to limit detail, though? :D
-CQ
Re: For Big Mistakes!!!
Board: Stamp Carving and Mounting
Reply to: #24898 by Moonduck
Jun 1, 2006 2:53pm
OH...Those erasures. When you said for mechanical pencils I thought you were talking about the little round ones that actually go in the pencil under the cap thingy. Those are are only about 1/8" diameter, that's why I asked how the heck do you carve it. :) I was about to kneel and bow to your carving skills.
Shiloh
Shiloh
Re: For Big Mistakes!!!
Board: Stamp Carving and Mounting
Reply to: #24994 by shiloh
Jun 1, 2006 3:05pm
That is what I was thinking too. I was about to abandon all hope of improving my carving skills to match with your American standards.
YT
Re: For Big Mistakes!!!
Board: Stamp Carving and Mounting
Reply to: #24996 by The Yorkshire Tortoise
Jun 1, 2006 3:15pm
I was about to abandon all hope of improving my carving skills to match with your American standards.
No kidding......I suddenly felt like I was useing a hammer and chisel.
Shiloh
No kidding......I suddenly felt like I was useing a hammer and chisel.
Shiloh
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Board: Stamp Carving and Mounting
Reply to: #24998 by shiloh
Jun 1, 2006 4:54pm
Oh PSHAW!!!
Michaelangelo used a hammer and chisel, right?
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Board: Stamp Carving and Mounting
Reply to: #25006 by lisascenic
Jun 1, 2006 5:34pm
Yea, but so far I haven't found any stamp material that was 8.5 ft. X 14.5 ft. X 6 ft.!
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Board: Stamp Carving and Mounting
Reply to: #25012 by Mn8X
Jun 1, 2006 5:51pm
I'm doing a Dixiekin, the coke has spluttered all over the keyboard and tears are streaming down my eyes!
YT
Re: For Big Mistakes!!!
Board: Stamp Carving and Mounting
Reply to: #24994 by shiloh
Jun 2, 2006 6:18am
Oh no! I meant that they were the same type of "material" in how they feel and look, that's all! Oh, I am so NOT that good!!!
Moonduck
Re: carving
Board: Stamp Carving and Mounting
Reply to: #25006 by lisascenic
Jun 2, 2006 2:22pm
Michaelangelo used a hammer and chisel, right?
On stone yes,on a rubberstamp no.
Shiloh
On stone yes,on a rubberstamp no.
Shiloh
Re: For Big Mistakes!!!
Board: Stamp Carving and Mounting
Reply to: #25059 by Moonduck
Jun 2, 2006 2:26pm
Oh, I am so NOT that good!!!
Well Moonduck, you created quite a thread just the same. :)
Shiloh
Well Moonduck, you created quite a thread just the same. :)
Shiloh