We had stuffed shells, garlic bread and baby bok choy for dinner. When I was slicing the bok choy and saw their pretty cross sections I was reminded that one of Martha’s Good Things this month is “surprising stamps” in which you make rosette stamps from cut vegetables.
She suggests radicchio, romaine or halved brussel sprouts. I saved two stem ends of the bok choys and took them upstairs after dinner to give it a try.
Here are my stamps
And here are the pieces of stationary drying. A really fun and quick Valentine’s Day project with great results. Kids would love this, too.
EEEK Excellent idea!
Oh my!! That is so cool! And my son would definately think its a better use for vegetables than eating them, especially brussel sprouts.
Thanks for sharing.
I love that!
so beautiful! I don’t remember ever seeing that good thing…
oh that is so cool!
Thanks for sharing – I never would have thought of this. Yours look great too. Did you use stamp ink? It looks a bit thick so I thought it may be paint???
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Very cool idea!
those are really great, I might just have to try it.
That is so cool!!! Now I’m running to see what veggies I have in the fridge. hehe
I saw this idea too and thought it was really cool; I’m glad you’ve already tried it and given it the thumbs up! Yours look great!
wow thats so funny, i was just reading that idea in martha stewart and was turning on my computer to e-mail it to u! those look great.
Wow love this idea…made a whole lot of cards with bokchoy prints yesterday!