If you unmounted your wood stamps, what...

[miaow322]

What did you do with the wooden blocks and if they were SU sets, the clam shell containers they came in? Thanks!!

[c-mouse]

I don't unmount but can say that some folks place both the blocks and clamshells in the buy Sell trade forum....those of us who buy non-SU stamps like to organize them and put them in clamshells too. Depending on the size of the blocks, you can donate them to preschools or day care centers to use as toys. Other folks have painted/stained/etc and used them to create things from.

[RiverIsis]

Here's some ideas for the blocks

wood - Homemade Cards, Rubber Stamp Art, & Paper Crafts - Splitcoaststampers.com blocks

and

wood block crafts ideas - Google Search

[roxy64]

I use all of the clam shells for storage. The wood blocks I gave to a friend.

[emskatwoman]

the blocks are made of maple, give them to someone with a fireplace or firepit for starters.

the clamshells...wow I use them for everything. I like the fact the you can see through them. The medium size fit A2 cards perfectly...great for a gift of cards for someone, just wrap with ribbon.
They also protect items that you may be transporting for a class.
In the med. case I put together an adhesive "kit" that includes glue dots, tombow, smaller rolls of red line tap, dimensionals...etc. That way I always have the proper adhesive for card clubs or stamp a stacks.

[XstitchCowgirl]

Do most of you unmount your wood stamps? Best way to unmount?

[shazsilverwolf]

I kept a bunch of small wood mounts,and made myself some ink applicators, HERE.

[llpark2]

If anyone has any wooden blocks they would like to sell or donate, please let me know. I'm looking for anything from 1.5" to 3" and will be glad to pay the shipping costs.

Thanks