Hi! I'm a stamper from Seattle, Washington, USA. I used to do a lot of art stamping in the late 80s/early 90s, and even had some of my artworks sold in a Pioneer Square art gallery. Eventually, though, I got tired of stamping and moved on to other things, though I occasionally used rubber stamps in my prints and paintings and even in my wedding invitations!

In 1994 I started compiling a rubber stamp links page, but after mid-1995 I stopped maintaining that page, though it stayed online until early 1998.

A stuffed version of our "litldevl" mascot, found at Michael's for only 50 cents!

Eventually I found myself drawn back to stamping again, and I thought it might be fun to try to make some money from stamping. (I made money selling cards and other artworks before, but never very much. :) So I signed up to be a demonstrator for a rubber stamp company. That was fun, but I soon decided I wanted more -- so I started my own stamp company.

The Rubber Trouble web page was originally created to help me promote my demonstrator business, and to let me use my HTML skills in a stamping-related way. Now the site serves as a general rubber-stamping resource, and a place for me to advertise my stamp company. I'm really enjoying it, and I hope the site works for you.

If you'd like to contact me, you can e-mail me at litlnemo@rubbertrouble.com.

For more information about me, including my résumé, my wedding pages, and the mailing lists we host on the Slumberland servers, please visit Slumberland.

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This page last edited: Thurs 27 November 2003. © 1998-2003 by Wendi Dunlap-Simpson. All rights reserved.
Stamp credits this page: Moon and Stars image hand-carved linocut by Wendi, 1992.