This post is sponsored by rubberstamps.com. All opinions and ideas are my own.

I know my title seems crazy, but it is 100% true! I recently had the pleasure of working with rubberstamps.com to turn my IPad designs and business logo into stamps. I’m totally amazed at how everything came out, and I want to share it with you.

Nowadays, stamping is a pretty big deal. You see it everywhere online especially for Bujo (Bullet Journaling), planners, snail-mail, and so much more. When rubberstamps.com reached out to me, I was elated because not only did I need to get a logo stamp, but I always wanted to create my own stamps to put in my planner.

These are the pictures of my designs before they were printed.

Look at the finished product! The quality of the stamps are A++

Here’s a list of the some of stamps and supplies that I received from my friends over at rubberstamps.com

• Custom Clear (Cling) stamps (Click here for the link)
• Self- Inking stamps (Click here for the link)
• Ink Pad (Click here for the link)

I also played around with embossing and once again, I was amazed!

There are so many options to choose from at rubberstamps.com. You can create specialized stamps for the holidays or even get your business logo on a self-inking stamp like this below.

If you are looking to make custom stamps, you will have a great experience with this company. Plus, they have affordable prices and free shipping with orders over $50. You can also get duplicates of your designs, and sell them! Sounds like a good idea right? That’s my side hustle advice for the day!

With all of these options, the applications are truly endless with what you can do through rubberstamps.com. I appreciate how the only limit is your creativity. I look forward to seeing how I can use custom stamping in more creative ways and it’s cool to know a company that can help me bring my stamping designs to life.

Thank you to rubberstamps.com for the wonderful collaboration. I really had fun with this one and now I’m ready to make more custom stamps lol!

If you have any additional questions about making custom stamps, feel free to leave a comment below! -Danielle ❤️