EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO MAKE HAND-STAMPED JEWELLERY


Starter Stamping Kit An ideal set for those starting out, including all of the essential tools and accessories needed to get creating your own unique designs. Includes: 1x soft steel metal hammer (22mm head diameter) which helps to produce a deep and even impression | 1x steel stamping block (128 x 50 x 3mm) which provides a solid stamping surface | 1x rubber mat (128 x 51 x 4mm) which helps to absorb the hammer blows when stamping | 27x ‘Bridgette’ font uppercase 3mm letter stamps | 8x straight stamp guides which ensure a straight impression | 1x sample pack of black stamp enamel | 2x round 25.4 x 1.6mm aluminium blanks with holes | 2x rectangle 6.35 x 38 x 1.3mm aluminium blanks with holes | 4x 25mm steel split rings | 1x 15.8 x 2mm aluminium practice blank. 999 I605 | £42 (inc. VAT)


Bridgette Uppercase Letter Stamp Set Includes: 27x 3mm letter stamps made from superior, precision cut, unplated hardened steel. Ideal for use on soft alloys and mixed media such as PMC. 999 I424 | £22.79 (inc. VAT)


Snowfl ake Stamp (6mm) 999 I560 | £8.10 (inc. VAT)


Bridgette Number Stamp Set Includes: 10x 3mm single number stamps made from superior, precision cut, unplated hardened steel. Ideal for use on soft alloys and mixed media such as PMC. 999 I426 | £11.99 (inc. VAT)


Christmas Tree Stamp (6mm) 999 I533 | £8.10 (inc. VAT)


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Horoscope Design Stamp Set Includes: 12x 3mm horoscope design stamps made from superior, precision cut, unplated hardened steel. Suitable for hard and soft metals including stainless steel. 999 I557 | £30 (inc. VAT)


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