SENT TO: Roland Halbritter - Bismarck Mail Art Call - Germany
2 Sheets Of Stamps:
http://bismarck-mail-art.blogspot.com/2009/07/no-20-arriving-mail-art-blood-and-iron.html
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2 comments:
Love the stamp designs! How do you cut them? Do they self-stick?
Thank you Andy...For these ones I used a pre-perforated paper commonly use in bookscraping without glue.
To perforate stamps properly like the real ones you need one of those old fashion perforators that are dated around 1900. Or an industrial machine like the post uses.
Most of us use templates with dots :-) or we ask a friend who owns one of those old monsters, they weight about 300 kilos.
In IUOMA's ArtiStamp Creators there is an excellent selection displayed.
cheers!
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