A woman who came to my bookbinding workshop gave me this pin. She e-mailed a description of how she made it, as follows:
I made the pin by setting up a page on Word and handstamping and coloring in each Marvin in each rectangle. It could've been done easier by scanning in an image off a Marvin site on the Internet, but the whole idea was to hand stamp each because it was a rubber stamp convention.I used permanent ink for the stamp and handcolored in the colors with stamp markers, starting with the lightest color first.
I sliced up the pages to the final size, placed them on a legal-sized heat laminator pouch and ran it through the heat laminator. I cut them again and stuck the pins on the back.
Because the corners are so sharp, in retrospect, I would've rounded the corners with a corner rounder punch.
-- francicero@aol.com