Iron Orchid Designs - Apothecary Labels Decor Stamp (6 x 6)

4 Sheets, 6”x6” w/ Envelopes and Case  

Introducing the IOD Apothecary Stamp - this will surely be a staple with our craft folks! This set features four 6”x6” sheets in their own case, with individual envelopes for each sheet. The stamps themselves have a subtle tint to make them easier to see and find, reducing your chance of misplacing them. While we can’t promise you’ll NEVER lose a letter stamp again, we hope this helps.😉

With four separate font choices, complemented by two sheets of gorgeously detailed label and accent options, you will have so much fun with this one. Ideal for sprucing up small projects like journals, spice jars, or white-washed plant pots, these stamps are poised to become your go-to for labeling... everything! (Yes, we mean everything!) Sally is particularly fond of the charming vintage pointing hands.

We're excited for you to explore pairing these stamps with our Conservatory mould and using the stamp and press method to create beautiful debossed letters. 

Here's a handy tip: When working with small letters, consider grabbing an extra thin mount and cutting it down to smaller sizes. This makes stamping on smaller projects a breeze and ensures precision in your designs.

Whether you're infusing your home with a little French Flea Market charm, creating a quaint canister set for your kitchen, adding elegant naming details to the Lover of Flowers collection, or pretty much anything your imagination cooks up, the IOD Apothecary Stamp is a must-have!  

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HOW TO PREP IOD STAMPS

Did you just get your very first set of IOD stamps - beyond exciting, right?!? But before you can get your hands dirty, you need to condition your stamps. You only need to do this once and then your stamps will be set for life.

Start by removing the acrylic sheet attached to the stamping side of the design, while leaving the stamps attached to their backing sheet. Using a fine grit sand block scuff or rough up the stamping surface. Lightly sand in one direction and then rotate the craft stamp 90 degrees and sand lightly in a different direction. 

This helps the mediums stay put, and not bead (which some types, like ceramics glazes, tend to do). It also will give a cleaner impression.