Week Seven: Stamps for each stall

Teams and symbols:
13. Tattoo/bulldog/mum in love heart
14. Chilli
15. Destruction- Hammer
16. Laser maze- TBC
17. Where's Wally- Binoculars
18. On The Wall?- Rectangle in circle
19. A random encounter- Half peeled banana
20. Colouring in, post card wall
21. Don't need to make a stamp
22. Drinking cup/wineglass
23. NO STAMP
24. Space experience- Crescent moon
25. Camp site- tent/road sign
26. Sherlock homes, Magnifying glass
27. Nerf Gun War
28. Games- Puzzle piece
29. Jenga Blocks/ Catapault
30. Zines- A Book
31. I voted stall- John Key/NZ flag/I voted
32. US
33. Speed dating- A love heart
34. NO STAMP
35. Shadow Mural Wall- Human Shape
36. NO STAMP
37. Apple symbol
38. Coffree- Coffee mug
39. NO STAMP
40. old school games - coin
41. Mario vs Luigi - Mario M symbol
42. NZ
43. NO STAMP
44. Letter J
45. Aeroplane
46. NO STAMP
47. Kiwiana cookie dough- Kiwi
48. (need limited number in passports) Jar
49. Scratch off world map- Globe
50. Emoji with love heart eyes
51. Clown hat
52. Projection- Light bulb/film reel/projector
53. Candy crushers - gem stone
54. Lavender
55. Car swerving

We have a lot of other teams keen to have a stamp at their stall. Instead of hand cutting 30 stamps, we should look into other ways of producing the stamp designs.
For example, one team would love a bulldog as their symbol but it is hard to neatly and clearly portray that on the small sized stamps we will be using. If the bulldog design was entered into illustrator we could then use the industrial facilities to cut out the designs. 3D workshop, fab lab, industrial building will have tools available for cutting designs on rubber stamps more efficiently than by hand.

EB