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A Japanese Rubber Stamp Kit

July 24, 2012 by Barbara Rucci 2 Comments

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a Japanese rubber stamp kit

We love making patterns here at home. My kids’ early childhood roots are firmly planted in the rich and beautiful land of Montessori materials. This, along with their mother’s love of prints and textiles, has provided them with many years of creating and recognizing patterns or every kind. Whether visual, auditory or tactile, they are always delighted to point out a pattern they’ve found!

This stamp kit by Tokyo based Torafu Architects is everything you need to get your kids started in making their own patterns. The shapes are simple and beautiful, as Japanese designs always are. Use the stamps to create anything, from cards to wrapping paper to wall art!

I discovered this set on ebabee LIKES‘ beautiful blog. You can purchase your own set at Oeuf NYC. I can’t wait for ours to come in the mail!

 

 

Filed Under: Open-ended Crafts for Kids Tagged With: patterns, rubber stamps, stamp kit, Japanese

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  1. Jeanine

    June 2, 2014 at 1:54 pm

    EEKK!!M I am SOO super excited! I Finally found a place to purchase these from!!!! 😀 Thankyou ever sooo much for sharing!!!!

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    • Barbara Rucci

      June 2, 2014 at 9:02 pm

      oh yay!! so glad you will own these…they are so cool. be prepared to be overwhelmed when you open the box, but it’s actually kind of fun putting them together. can’t wait to see what you make!!

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