Animals
From a cheerful farm cow to a sleepy sloth, animal craft stamps give birthday cards, thank-you notes and classroom projects instant personality. Every design is clean black line-art, so you can leave the outline plain or color it in. Browse by habitat: Woodland & Forest for foxes, owls and hedgehogs, or Ocean & Underwater for whales, jellyfish and turtles. Jungle & Safari and Farm & Barnyard sit alongside them in the shortcuts above.
Shop by Habitat
Jungle & Safari
Lions, elephants, toucans and sloths for adventure parties and zoo-trip pages.
Ocean & Underwater
Whales, octopuses, jellyfish and turtles for pool parties and beach journals.
Woodland & Forest
Foxes, owls, hedgehogs and bears for autumn cards and nature journals.
Farm & Barnyard
Cows, pigs, sheep and roosters in cute and sketched styles for kids' crafts.
Choosing Animal Stamps for Your Project
Animal designs come in two moods. The Cute styles, such as Cute Pig, Cute Owl and Cute Turtle, have soft faces and simple shapes that suit kids' parties and baby cards. The Sketched farm set and the Woodland and Safari designs, including Sketched Rooster, Woodland Moose and Safari Giraffe, use looser linework that looks at home on rustic invitations and nature journals.
Ideas by occasion
- Birthday parties: match the stamp to the theme, a Safari Lion for a jungle party or a Cute Starfish for a pool day.
- Classroom charts and reading logs: a different animal for each week or reading group keeps progress easy to scan.
- Thank-you notes: a single Woodland Fox in the corner of a plain card feels personal without much effort.
Pairing animals with other themes
Animals mix well with the rest of the collection. Put a Woodland Bear beside prints from Leaves & Foliage for an autumn card, or set Cute Fish swimming next to a Sailboat from Beach & Tropical for a summer invitation.
Animal Stamp Tips
Can I color in a stamped animal?
Yes. Stamp with an ink that dries fully, then add color with colored pencils, markers or watercolor. If you plan to use water-based color, choose a waterproof or pigment ink so the outline does not bleed. Let the outline dry completely, test your colors on a scrap, and color gently inside the lines.
How do I build a scene with several animals?
Stamp the animal that should sit in front first. Cover it with a sticky note cut to its shape, then stamp the next animal behind the mask so the outlines never overlap. Peel the mask away and repeat for each creature, adding grass or clouds last, once everything is dry.
How can kids use animal stamps?
Animal stamps suit bookmarks, name cards and classroom craft tables. Let each child practice the press-and-lift motion on scrap paper first, and choose a washable ink pad. Keep an adult in charge of cleanup, and read the ink pad label for any age or safety guidance before handing it over.