PLAY Clear Stamps - Embroidery Pattern 1

https://img.shoplineapp.com/media/image_clips/697ca573526988757a004425/original.jpg?1769776498=&owner_id=5f76c251b9748d003712ca81 Mini-sized, designed specifically for planners and journals. You can create your own embroidery patterns through repeated stamping. High-quality, Japanese-made clear stamps that are resistant to deformation, allowing for delicate and clear impressions. Includes one sheet of transparent stickers for basic pattern references. https://img.shoplineapp.com/media/image_clips/691dbfdf0090fc000c8ef3b0/original.jpg?1763557342=&owner_id=5f76c251b9748d003712ca81 <How to Use PLAY Stamps> Attach the stamp sheet to an acrylic block. Dip the stamp into your favorite ink pad color. Stamp a charming pattern onto paper or other items. We highly recommend using Shachihata's traditional color mini ink pads for the best line detail. <Product Specifications> Package dimensions: 100x75x8mm. Includes one set of clear stamps and one sheet of transparent stickers. Includes 2 clear stamps, each approximately 5x25mm. The stamps are very small, so please handle and store them with care. Stamp sheets are made of PVC, made in Japan. Design, packaging, and stickers are made in Taiwan. <Cleaning> Stamps can be cleaned with water or a cleaning solution. After use, it is recommended to wipe with water and air dry. If the stamp sheet's adhesion decreases, it can be restored by washing with water. <Notes> Avoid high temperatures and direct sunlight when storing the stamp sheets. Frequent use of solvent-based ink pads or strong cleaning liquids may cause the stamps to degrade or become damaged. Stamp sheets may also gradually degrade over time with use. This product does not include an acrylic block; please have one ready or purchase separately. https://img.shoplineapp.com/media/image_clips/697ca59500c4c55d4b13cb93/original.jpg?1769776532=&owner_id=5f76c251b9748d003712ca81 Pro Tip: After inking the stamp once, stamp twice consecutively to achieve one darker and one lighter impression. Repeating this action can create rhythmic patterns.