This handmade rubber stamp of a canal boat is perfect for adding a touch of rustic charm to your craft projects! The stamp is made of high–quality rubber, giving you a crisp and clear impression every time. With its realistic detail, it‘s perfect for creating scrapbooks, cards, and other paper crafts. It‘s also great for decorating envelopes, tags and more. Add a unique touch to your projects with this rubber stamp of a canal boat!
We only make one product. And we do it as well as we can. We make high-quality eco-friendly traditional rubber stamps for use with a separate ink pad.
If you have come here for one of our custom stamps then you probably want to start with our Upload your own or stamp designer.
The upload your own is for images that are ready to go. The stamp designer is for people that either want to design a logo from scratch or add to a design.
Next you probably need an ink pad. The best ink pad for most applications is the Versafine Onyx Black. If you want to stamp a surface other than card or paper or you want a range of colours etc., then check out the ink pad page.
Pricing is according to the larger dimension out of width and height of the uploaded image. We make them accurate to the mm. You can enter the size in mm by using the checkbox under the sizing dropdown.
Pricing
1cm - £12
1.5cm - £14
2cm - £16
3cm - £18
4cm - £20
5cm - £22.50
6cm - £27.50
7cm - £32.50
8cm - £37.50
9cm - £42.50
10cm - £47.50
*All prices inclusive of VAT.
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Bulk Discounts
order 2 for 10% off
order 10 for 15% off
order 20 for 20% off
order 25 for 25% off
If you are looking for larger quantities just email us@getstamped.co.uk for a bespoke quote.
Bulk discounts are dependent on the total number of stamps. We wanted to be as flexible as possible so you can order a combination of different designs and still be eligible for the discount. If you buy 2 or more custom designs, you'll get a discount. Similarly, purchasing 2 or more non-custom designs also offers a discount but please note that these two discount types can't be merged together as they are built on different pricing structures.
