🏠 Inkadinkado Snowy Winter Cabin Wooden Christmas Stamp, 2.75'' Width x 4'' Length Review

I used this stamp to make cards. I found that there are no noticeable details on the stamped image that could be painted. It probably could have been used for a sepia map. Unfortunately, I wanted to make a colorful scene.

The cockpit area in particular was not carved properly so the logs are not visible at all, they look blurry. The trees really dominate and look almost intimidating. Plan your return. As disappointed as pictured this is a lovely brand.

I love this stamp. The paint is well applied and pressed directly onto your surface and then peeled off, leaving a magical image - even the smoke from the chimney is transparent! I use it on copies of my novel at autograph sessions. But it would be equally good on both a homemade and stationary postcard.

Excellent quality stamp. Using a non-bleed permanent ink pad, you can apply watercolors to create an effect. I assumed the name was pronounced Inka-din-KAHD-o and wondered where it came from. It sounded intriguing and a bit sophisticated. I had to laugh when I first heard this pronunciation in a YouTube video: It's Inka-dinka-DOO, like Yabba Dabba DOOOO. :D

Very nice Inkadinkado brand - well made, deep engraving, small details. Good size for Christmas cards. I used silver embossing ink and added glitter to the snowy area, which turned out really nice. I also used sepia ink and added snowy glitter detail which I really liked. You really can't go wrong with Incadinkado stamps. Crisp sharp prints made from high-quality materials.

I've been writing since the 80s. I make and sell greeting cards, stamped clothing and just about anything else you can think of to print. If you stay still long enough, I might even crush you! LOL I accidentally got an email from Revain, saw this stamp and thought how great it would look on a postcard, especially one that might have some shiny 'snow' on the roof. I might even put glitter on the trees! I know this company as I have several of their stamps and still love wooden stamps. I was not…