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ART STAMPS > CHILDREN STAMPS

Shop 8 Children Stamps products from our Art Stamps range. See them in use in our free step-by-step how-to guides, and on My Telly, where new products are demonstrated live.

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Baby & Ted - Traditional Wood Mounted Stamp

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Zoe - Traditional Wood Mounted Stamp

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Lindsay Mason Stick Leg Ballerina - Traditional Wood Mounted Stamp

£6.25
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Lindsay Mason Stick Leg Angel - Traditional Wood Mounted Stamp

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Lindsay Mason Stick Leg Girl - Traditional Wood Mounted Stamp

£5.69
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Lindsay Mason Stick Leg Boy - Traditional Wood Mounted Stamp

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JT Bunch Of Balloons - Traditional Wood Mounted Stamp

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Smart Elephant - Traditional Wood Mounted Stamp

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About CHILDREN STAMPS

The Children Stamps category is perfect for card makers and scrapbookers who want to add playful, child-friendly designs to their projects. Whether you're creating cards for little ones, decorating pages about children, or adding a touch of fun to family-themed layouts, you'll find stamps here that speak to childhood moments and characters.

This collection features eight traditional wood mounted stamps with designs that appeal to children and celebrate childhood. You'll find character stamps like ballerinas, angels, boys and girls rendered in a charming stick-leg style, alongside sweet designs such as bunches of balloons, elephants and baby-themed stamps. These are ideal for stamping onto cardstock, patterned papers and backgrounds to create focal points or repeated patterns in your designs.

When choosing children stamps, think about the overall mood you're creating—whether you want something whimsical and playful or gentle and sweet. Remember that wood mounted stamps work best when paired with an appropriate ink pad, and testing your stamp on scrap paper first helps you see exactly how the image will look before committing it to your finished piece.