Printing Block Small Triangle - Cambridge Imprint

Cambridge Imprint Printing Block Small Triangle - A wood-mounted rubber printing block or stamp. This nice small hand-drawn triangle is a very useful accent or element in a larger scheme. Designed by Cambridge Imprint and made in Wales by Blade Rubber Stamps. High quality rubber on foam, mounted on smooth hardwood. Can be used for card making, journaling, scrapbooking and other decorative projects. Image Size - 7 mm wide x 7 mm high.
A wood-mounted rubber printing block or stamp. This nice small hand-drawn triangle is a very useful accent or element in a larger scheme. Designed by Cambridge Imprint and made in Wales by Blade Rubber Stamps. High quality rubber on foam, mounted on smooth hardwood. Can be used for card making, journaling, scrapbooking and other decorative projects. Image Size - 7 mm wide x 7 mm high.

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