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Well, I've found myself really envious of a lot of the sentiment stamps that I've seen on some cards, so now I'm looking for them (preferably a set with many, rather than just onesies, twosies). Does anyone have any suggestions? I like the one from MFT with the slightly naughty sentiments. I've also seen "You Rock", "Bee-Lieve", etc. I like slightly funky, fresh, cute sayings. I have a lot of the standards from SU! (Happy Birthday, Thank You, etc, etc).
Please let me know if you know of a good place to find something like this!
Thanks!!
Not sure if it's OK for me to post this but I've got a bunch of sentiment sets here: http://www.allthatscraps.com/index.p...th=360_361_752 you can click on them to get a pop-up window with a larger image to better see them.
__________________ Martha
"When you recover or discover something that nourishes your soul and brings joy, care enough about yourself to make room for it in your life." Jean Shinoda Bolen
For lots of sayings I love this set from Cornish Heritage Farms. This one set has over 55 sentiments and I love the quality of their unmounted cling stamps.
I like Verve and DRS Designs for sentiments. I would second the vote for the JustRite Stampers, also! What you can't find in a stamp at those other 2 companies, you can make yourself with those JustRite Stampers.
After you type up the sentiment you want do you cut it out by hand or use a punch to cut it?
Marilyn
Marilyn, I have cut them by hand, but most often use a punch or Nestabilities. Sometimes, I have used a plastic template I have with all sizes of tags and labels to trace the sentiment, cut it out, and then mat it with colored cardstock.
I also like the look of a white band/strip of cardstock across the bottom of the card with the sentiment centered on it. You can accent the strip with a brad or a flower, too.
Here are a couple of examples in my gallery if you'd like to look:
Not sure if it's OK for me to post this but I've got a bunch of sentiment sets here: http://www.allthatscraps.com/index.p...th=360_361_752 you can click on them to get a pop-up window with a larger image to better see them.
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You're the first thing I thought of as an answer! I've been making my sentiment index sheet, and although I only have your boutique sentiments set, there were so many categories the saying could fit into!
o/t: I had to ask my DH what he thought "you grow girl" corresponded with from the boutique set. I could only think of using it with the bra, but thought that couldn't be right (what would the inside sentiment say--happy first period?). And since it said "girl" I didn't think it would go with the boxers (although, HA!). DH finally figured out it went with the prego shirt! Now I get it! ;)
back on topic:
I also second PTI, and you may also want to try there she goes. I haven't used There She Goes stamps, but she has a lot of fun sayings!
Wow! So many good suggestions and links to go through. Love the idea of just creating/printing my own, but my house is so full, I don't have any place to just leave my laptop and printer set out, so it's usually a chore to set everything up just to print a couple of small things. :rolleyes: Definitely keeping this thread and links! Thanks again!
I type most of my inner sayings, but I don't print them on paper or cardstock (at least, not all the time). I buy the clear or white 2x4 labels at Walmart. The clear ones I just stick in the inside of the card, but the white ones I color to match with ink pads, chalk, etc. I type a whole bunch of different sayings, enough to fill a sheet of labels, then print them and file them in my play room. Much cheaper than stamps, easier to store & better selection.
__________________ Keep what is worth keeping
and with the breath of kindness
blow the rest away.