If you're a retailer who ships your products in reused or recycled packaging, then this one's for you. A fellow member of the Co-op America Business Network recently asked about rubber stamp art that they could use to inform their customers about their packaging materials.
I whipped up this template you can use to get your own custom rubber stamp made for this purpose.
The following artwork should be acceptable for most stamp makers (the line widths in this image should meet minimum requirements of 2 mm), but if your stamp maker feels the line thickness is not big enough, contact me and I'll see what I can do. Also, note which file format your printer requires and select the appropriate one (if neither will work for you, again let me know and I'll see what I can do).
Instructions for 300 dpi jpeg:
1. Click on the image below (it'll open in a new window).
2. Right-click (PC) or control-click (Mac) on the larger image and choose "Save Image As."
3. Send image to your local rubber stamp maker via ftp or email.
4. Stamp away!

Instructions for 600 dpi tiff:
1. Click on the image below (it should start downloading to your default downloads folder immediately).
2. Send image to your local rubber stamp maker via ftp or email.
3. Stamp away!

If you do end up using this to create a stamp, please consider emailing me a photo of the finished stamp in action!
Fine Print
© 2007 Roughstock Studios. You may not alter or sell this artwork, nor anything made using this artwork, without express permission and compensation. Artwork may be distributed free of charge but must include this "Fine Print" section, and must include a link to www.roughstockstudios.com. I and Roughstock Studios cannot accept responsibility for any printing/production issues that may arise from the use of this artwork.
I whipped up this template you can use to get your own custom rubber stamp made for this purpose.
The following artwork should be acceptable for most stamp makers (the line widths in this image should meet minimum requirements of 2 mm), but if your stamp maker feels the line thickness is not big enough, contact me and I'll see what I can do. Also, note which file format your printer requires and select the appropriate one (if neither will work for you, again let me know and I'll see what I can do).
Instructions for 300 dpi jpeg:
1. Click on the image below (it'll open in a new window).
2. Right-click (PC) or control-click (Mac) on the larger image and choose "Save Image As."
3. Send image to your local rubber stamp maker via ftp or email.
4. Stamp away!

Instructions for 600 dpi tiff:
1. Click on the image below (it should start downloading to your default downloads folder immediately).
2. Send image to your local rubber stamp maker via ftp or email.
3. Stamp away!

If you do end up using this to create a stamp, please consider emailing me a photo of the finished stamp in action!
Fine Print
© 2007 Roughstock Studios. You may not alter or sell this artwork, nor anything made using this artwork, without express permission and compensation. Artwork may be distributed free of charge but must include this "Fine Print" section, and must include a link to www.roughstockstudios.com. I and Roughstock Studios cannot accept responsibility for any printing/production issues that may arise from the use of this artwork.
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10 responses:
This is great! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks, what a great idea :)
Love recycled packaging and thank you for creating this to show others that recycling packaging really is the right thing to do!
thanks for sharing this!
this is excellent...thank you!
Thanks so much! I've added a link to this page from my blog - http://fairythreads.com/?p=619 - so that others can find it, too. Spread the word, right? :)
Thanks so much for sharing. I got the stamp made and love using it. Here's a pic from my blog:
http://www.stonesandstarling.blogspot.com
very cool idea and i'm hoping to sort out some recycled packaging so I can use it... will be sending you pictures in the future.
keep up the great work!
Cheers
Brill thanks for sharing this packaging tip.
Exactly what our business was looking for! Thanks for the effort.
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