How to Get a Home Library Stamp

Getting a home library stamp can add an extra twist to your personal book collection. Visit a store or company that designs home library stamps and begin the process of putting your own personal stamp on your reading materials. Read on to learn more.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

1. Find a company or store that offers home library rubber stamps. Look into customization options. While simple stamps may seem more professional, you may want to look into personalizing your home library stamp to truly make your property your own.
2. Design your home library stamp or choose one from available designs. Many home library stamps include phrases like "From the Library Of," "This Book Belongs to." "Ex Libris" or "From the Desk of." Any of these choices is acceptable. If you are designing your home library stamp from scratch, don't be afraid to get creative and request that a personal phrase be engraved onto the stamp instead.
3. Select a shape for your home library stamp. Shape choices for home library stamps are endless--especially if you are customizing your own. However, round, square and rectangle shapes are most popular.
4. Decide on an ink color. Popular home library stamp colors are black, blue and red.
5. Choose self-inking stamps. Self-inking stamps take the hassle out of having to ink your stamp each time you use it. They can also be easily re-inked by adding a few drops of ink into the stamp's ink compartment.