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Oh wow. :3 I'll get in contact with you in the near future about this... This seems like it could be fun :3

I love these! The raccoon is too cute. Can't wait to see more!

Dayyum, I want a logo, now... These are cool! Care to note me on costs? I'm really interested.

I have more parts and test materials shipping in next week. Once I get some time to experiment with them and figure out how well they work (and how long they take from art to finished product) I'll know. They'll be pretty cheap, though, these tiny (.75") ones. :) Bigger ones will follow shortly after.

If you want to follow along, all my builderstuff ends up on my main LJ page instead of here at FA: tugrik.livejournal.com

Cool! I've always wanted to create a "chop" to stamp prints with, and one of these would probably work perfectly. May I add you to my "friends" list on LJ? I have a journal there, too, though I'm a lazy old lizard and don't update it much. albus_draconis.livejournal.com

Wow! These are awesome! <3 If ever you take commissions or trades for one of these I'll defiantly hit you up on them! ~^=^~

OMG YES. I'd love to get some stamps..

All you need to do is zip over a design and I'll give 'em a go. Just think in solid lines that'd stand up well to being cut out of rubber! Not too thin and not too fat; simple but solid lines make the best stamping impressions.

What I'd like is to maybe make a stamp that I can use with my pottery. Something I can use as a signature. The relief would have to be pretty deep!

:0 I'm super interested! Whenever you get these ready for selling, I want one, or more if they're a good price, this is really neat!

oh gosh, I'm keeping you in mind

I need to talk to you about this soon :>

also do you have any kind of slightly flexible rubber sheets that could be carved into, as stencils?

There are many stencil materials! It all comes down to how you want to use them and what kind of material would be best for that use :)

oh neat!! well, it needs to be flexible enough to be able to move around a piece of pottery, so.. something potentially cylindrical or concave or convex.