Midori Goat Pattern Stamp – Oil-Based Black Ink, Compact Stamp for Sticky Notes and Journals

The Midori Goat Pattern Stamp is a compact, oil-based ink stamp that delivers a clean goat motif, ideal for decorating sticky notes, diaries, and notebooks. With stamp dimensions of H61×W61×D19mm and a black ink pad that can produce approximately 1,000 impressions, this stamp is designed for easy, precise stamping on surfaces like 70mm square sticky notes. Its oil-based ink resists bleeding when colored over with water-based markers, making it a versatile tool for journalers and crafters.

What makes the Midori Goat Stamp different?

Unlike many stamps that require a separate ink pad, this stamp has built-in oil-based black ink for immediate use. The goat pattern is sized to fit neatly within standard sticky note margins, allowing you to add borders or accent lines that match your message length. The stamp is oil-based, meaning you can color over the stamped image with water-based markers without smudging or bleeding, which is a common issue with water-based stamp inks.

Dimensions and ink details

The stamp is square and stackable for easy storage. Its compact size makes it convenient to carry in a pencil case or pouch.

Tips for best results

• First use: The ink is saturated, so press lightly to avoid excess ink that may cause strike-through. Test on scrap paper before stamping on your final surface.
• Surface: Always stamp on a flat, hard surface for a clean impression.
• Clothing: Oil-based ink can stain fabric, so avoid contact with clothes.
• Paper compatibility: Some paper types may cause slow drying or slight bleeding. Test first if using unusual paper.
• Care: Do not rub the rubber stamp surface with sharp objects or fingers, as it may damage the pattern.
• Storage: Keep away from direct sunlight, high temperatures (e.g., inside a car in summer), and open flames.

Common questions about the Midori Stamp

Can I use this stamp on sticky notes?

Yes, the stamp is sized to press perfectly onto 70mm square sticky notes, leaving room for messages.

Does the ink bleed when I color over it?

No. The oil-based ink resists bleeding from water-based markers, so you can paint or write over the stamped image without it running.

How many times can I stamp before the ink runs out?

You can press the stamp about 1,000 times with the built-in ink.

What precautions should I take when using it?

Press gently at first, use on flat surfaces, avoid staining clothes, and store the stamp away from heat and direct sunlight.