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This is your invitation to turn a simple idea into something you can carry around with you (literally).
You’ll design your own rubber stamp, carve it by hand, and then bring it to life on a tote bag — layering, repeating, mixing, or going completely rogue.
Custom rubber stamps + printed tote bags.
Start with a sketch — something simple, strange, funny, or unexpectedly beautiful. Then carve it into your very own stamp (surprisingly satisfying, slightly addictive), ink it up, and start printing.
You can:
🎨 Repeat your design in a pattern
🎨 Create a one-off composition
🎨 Layer colours and shapes
🎨 Mix your stamp with others from the table
👉 Collaboration is encouraged. Chaos is welcome.
Think: inky fingers, carving tools, people testing their stamps on scraps and loving themselves sick about it. Music playing. Snacks within reach. A table full of tiny artworks slowly becoming something bigger.
It’s a little bit experimental, a little bit tactile, and very fun.
🌈 A seat at the open table
🌈 All materials (rubber blocks, carving tools, ink, test paper)
🌈 Two tote bags to print on (one for you, one for someone you love)
🌈 Gentle guidance throughout
🌈 Snacks and a drink
🌈 A cosy, creative space to make and mess
Because you get to walk away with something you made — and actually use it.
This is your invitation to turn a simple idea into something you can carry around with you (literally).
You’ll design your own rubber stamp, carve it by hand, and then bring it to life on a tote bag — layering, repeating, mixing, or going completely rogue.
Custom rubber stamps + printed tote bags.
Start with a sketch — something simple, strange, funny, or unexpectedly beautiful. Then carve it into your very own stamp (surprisingly satisfying, slightly addictive), ink it up, and start printing.
You can:
🎨 Repeat your design in a pattern
🎨 Create a one-off composition
🎨 Layer colours and shapes
🎨 Mix your stamp with others from the table
👉 Collaboration is encouraged. Chaos is welcome.
Think: inky fingers, carving tools, people testing their stamps on scraps and loving themselves sick about it. Music playing. Snacks within reach. A table full of tiny artworks slowly becoming something bigger.
It’s a little bit experimental, a little bit tactile, and very fun.
🌈 A seat at the open table
🌈 All materials (rubber blocks, carving tools, ink, test paper)
🌈 Two tote bags to print on (one for you, one for someone you love)
🌈 Gentle guidance throughout
🌈 Snacks and a drink
🌈 A cosy, creative space to make and mess
Because you get to walk away with something you made — and actually use it.