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Didn’t Look, Just Pointed - Collected Stamps - Zine

  • Feb 10
  • 2 min read

Four random topical stamps from the collection.



A collection built on chance

I closed my eyes and randomly pointed in the topic of “Kids, Cartoons & Family" for stamps to illustrate. Other than being in the same topical area, I'm not sure I would have chosen these to feature as a collection together but it turned out to be super fun! So which ones were chosen? You'll have to download the zine to find out!


Bonus: There is a full spread which invites you to postmark your favorite for a friend, and to color/circle the one you would keep.


Download the Zine

👉 Download – Didn’t Look, Just Pointed (Printable PDF) • January 2026

(Free for personal use. Print and share as often as you like.)



Print It, Fold It, Share It

My zines are designed to circulate.

You’re encouraged to:

  • Print them at home

  • Include them in snail mailpen pal letters, or stamp swaps

  • Trade with friends and fellow collectors

  • Tag and share on social media


How to Cut & Fold the Zine

Each issue is designed as a single-sheet mini zine.

You’ll need:

  • One sheet of paper (US Letter or A4)

  • Scissors


Instructions:

  • Print: Use standard letter paper (8.5" x 11"). Make sure your printer settings are set to "Actual Size" or 100% scale.

  • Fold & Cut: If you’ve never made an 8-panel pocket zine before, it requires a simple accordion fold and a single slice right through the center line.

  • Read: Tuck it into your pocket and take it outside!


Illustrated instructions on how to print, cut and fold a zine.

The folding diagram shown above is not my original work. I found versions of it across multiple sites and don’t know who originally created it, but I found it helpful—and it’s something I would have drawn myself.


Disclaimer: The thoughts shared in this blog are solely my own and do not represent the perspectives of my professional relationships or clientele.


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