Stamp, Ink & Marker Bundle - Black

Introducing the Madam Sew Stamp, Ink & Marker Bundle in Black—a comprehensive set designed to personalize and embellish your fabric creations with professional precision. This bundle includes the "Handmade By" Fabric Stamp, a Permanent Fabric Ink Pad in Black, and a set of 12 Permanent Fabric Marker Pens, providing all the tools you need to add unique, lasting touches to your projects.   Why You’ll Love It Complete Personalization Set: This bundle offers everything you need to customize your handmade items, from stamping your signature to adding intricate designs with markers. Permanent, Washable Ink: Both the ink pad and markers feature permanent, washable ink that withstands repeated laundering without fading, ensuring your designs remain vibrant over time. Versatile Application: Ideal for personalizing quilts, clothing, accessories, and more, this set allows you to add names, dates, and decorative elements to a variety of fabric projects.   Specifications "Handmade By" Fabric Stamp: Dimensions: 3” x 4” (7.6cm x 10.2cm) Material: Durable wood and rubber construction Design: Includes space to write your name and date Permanent Fabric Ink Pad: Color: Black Pad Size: 4.75” x 3” (12cm x 7.6cm) Ink Type: Permanent, non-toxic, and washable Permanent Fabric Marker Pens: Set Includes: 12 colors Ink Type: Permanent, non-toxic, and washable Tip: Fine point for detailed work Instructions Using the Fabric Stamp: Press the stamp lightly onto the ink pad to evenly coat the design. Place washed and ironed fabric on a hard surface. Firmly press the inked stamp onto the desired spot on the fabric. Hold the fabric in place and lift the stamp slowly to avoid smudging. Allow the ink to dry completely, then iron on low heat to set the ink for permanence. Using the Fabric Marker Pens: Ensure the fabric is clean and dry before application. Use the fine-point markers to draw or write your desired design on the fabric. Allow the ink to dry thoroughly. For enhanced permanence, heat-set the design by ironing on the reverse side of the fabric using a low to medium setting.   Note: Always test the ink and markers on a scrap piece of fabric to ensure compatibility and to practice your technique before applying to your final project.