Mr Zip Heart Rubber Stamp for Snail Mail & Crafts
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$16.00
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Add a nostalgic touch to your letters and creative projects with this Mr Zip Heart Rubber Stamp, featuring the iconic vintage postal mascot holding a heart. Perfect for decorating envelopes, postcards, greeting cards, journals, planners, scrapbook pages, gift wrap, and packages, this charming Snail Mail Stamp is ideal for pen pals, happy mail enthusiasts, and stationery lovers who enjoy adding personality to every piece of mail.
Whether you're creating handmade Valentine's cards, sending thoughtful letters, or enhancing your small business packaging, this Heart Rubber Stamp delivers crisp, detailed impressions that make every project memorable. It also pairs beautifully with bullet journals, mail art, and DIY paper crafts, making it a versatile addition to any crafter's collection.
Each stamp is mounted on a sturdy wooden handle and crafted from premium high-definition polymer for sharp, clean impressions. The polymer surface is easy to clean with makeup remover wipes or a similar cleaner, resists ink staining, and is built for long-lasting use.
Mr. Zip is in the public domain in the United States, allowing the artwork to be used for personal and commercial creative projects.
Features
Classic Mr Zip holding a heart illustration
Perfect for snail mail, pen pal letters, and happy mail
Great for envelopes, greeting cards, gift wrap, planners, and scrapbook pages
Ideal for Valentine's Day crafts and DIY paper projects
Produces crisp, detailed impressions
Durable wooden handle with high-definition polymer stamp
Easy to clean and resistant to ink stains
Stamp Size
Approximate Image Area: 2.5" × 2"
Materials
Rubber
Wood
Eco Ink
Polymer
Important Notes
Rubber ink stamp pad is not included.
Props shown in product photos are for styling purposes only.
Stock is limited for each design. If your selected design becomes unavailable, you will be contacted to confirm an alternate option.
Mr. Zip is in the public domain in the United States under Title 17, Chapter 1, Section 105 of the U.S. Code.
