![make your own recipe card using rubber stamps, ink and washi tape](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjspBtvBNBG3N73BAl1lGBwcXAVduFVlK5cMcfUBDeBy1Iff_27E5bSlI14FqB5FBMe0emuEp3eEil31pOD9-4eRJtNwZFYR3Y_DlRbokof2IfPNDxqRPXEJ6MmsqJqnZmARM9rlOuxBH8o/s630/final-1.jpg)
Since the recipe fractions in the stamp set are all on one stamp (economical!), I used the same old masking technique (remember that post from last week?) from our last stamp tutorial to single out the exact numbers that I wanted to use. I just cut out a little mask out of excess card stock. See below:
![rubber stamping technique masking](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgM-Vprn3ctQMYXpNWJ4_6_INDtHFMnF1XTiMI86Hid_c-VEauf7Zd4uGEk8qyyykjRY9bxiegD7FKZvskHPSK4DtEUgBeUIkzUOCcWDi3R4Y26coEr85EyVMIs35Et7Ltdhralt_HJp-Lr/s630/IMG_2418.jpg)
Easy-peasy! And yes, I did just want to use the tablespoon stamp, that's why I added "happy." But come on, they're so cute!! Oh and the Sweet Tooth. He's just so darn cute too!! See all of the Small Object stamps and stamp sets here. Now cook one up!
![the small object stamp set kitchen recipes and sweet tooth](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj5YVr5yz7FIrTkte86kiD0O6qdwtJswvxQnXU9IVEGkmaT3NgJYCG9Ok1dnxSc7ATG8Ipxxdcnk4mm8HsSINpEVBLu7PBj5axNyBxxbnQlNTGxJRzb56uv5qe4B2LQcq7LuYLzFzl1YUru/s630/stamps.jpg)
Recipe Card Kitchen Stamp Set, $24 and Sweet Tooth Rubber Stamp, $6.