Yakun Traditional Breakfast Kaya Toast Rubber Stamps | Tutorial | ASMR ✱ ParadeMade

Paying homage to Singapore’s favourite traditional breakfast, consisting of kaya and butter toast, soft boiled eggs and coffee. Watch till the end to see how the rubber stamp pieces fit together like a puzzle!
And for those who’re here to learn stamp carving, hope you find this demonstration/tutorial useful! A lot comes from experience and feel, it’s easier for me to demonstrate than teach step by step.
Psst! I find the toast set from Ya Kun so comforting, occasionally I have it for dessert :)
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Link to this video: • Yakun Traditional Brea...
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Materials used in this video:
▷ Soft rubber block from ParadeMade www.parademade...
▷ OLFA Art Knife SAC-1 amzn.to/39j2XVa
▷ U-Gouge
▷ Faber Castell Colored Kneaded Art Eraser amzn.to/2WOZvNA
▷ Tsukineko ink pads amzn.to/34AZaz7
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Hello my name is Jiahui, the Singaporean rubber stamp artist behind ParadeMade. I made my first rubber stamp in 2011, from an eraser and a pen knife, and never looked back.
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[@haloiniastrid]

this is so totally cute! I can learn your process from only watching, thanks so much!

[@MyKitchenCorner]

Wow! I so want to make my own stamps. Thank you for this tutorial. Christina

[@artsbyhepsi]

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[@saturnlol5230]

hi!! where do you store your erasers?
edit: also how do you make sure you don’t cut under the design? i have trouble with this, thank you :)

[@parademade]

I store them in small cardboard boxes and plastic file containers! Always make sure that your knife is pointing TOWARDS the white portions so that your design won't be cut away :)