Teen image stamps?

[gingerd]

I am looking for stamps of teenage girls. They look/dress like teens.

Does anyone have any recommendations?

TIA,
Ginger

[live4stampin]

Close to my Heart has a cute set called Ms. Chillin. It's on p. 78 of the new spring summer catalog:

Close To My Heart - Scrapbooking and Stamping: Online Idea Book

Anne

[gingerd]

Thanks much! That gives me a place to start!

Does anyone else know of any?

TIA,
Ginger

[mit240z]

Kenny K has them and a lot of them have that "teenage" attitude too.

KennyKdownloads.com

Michelle

[gingerd]

Attitude is an appropriate term!!
:p:p:p

Thanks much--

Ginger

[Siberian Stamper]

'The Greeting Farm' has some adorable images...

[Ellibelle]

Don't know if you like digi stamps, but Mo Manning has a set of teen girls here.
I think this set might also be available as a clear set from stampavie.

Phindy's place also has at least one (digi) here.

[gingerd]

I've only looked at digital stamps. They do peak my interest!

I color with Copics so I'd have to see if I can get my paper thru my printer and then if the ink would set enough for me to color.

Thanks these are cute!

Ginger

[stu]

There is a retired SU set 'Girlfriends':

Index by galleryindex - Cards and Paper Crafts at Splitcoaststampers

and the companion set (also retired) 'Girlfriends Accessories':

Girlfriends Accessories Index by galleryindex - Cards and Paper Crafts at Splitcoaststampers

that might work for you. (hope the links work!)

I've seen both available on the BST forum and on Ebay.

HTH.

[Ellibelle]

Quote:

Originally Posted by gingerd

I've only looked at digital stamps. They do peak my interest!

I color with Copics so I'd have to see if I can get my paper thru my printer and then if the ink would set enough for me to color.

Thanks these are cute!

Ginger

Ginger, someone here on SCS had some awesome advise for me in regards of ink setting. When you print an image choose "photo paper " on your printer settings (but you use your card stock not photo paper), that helped me with any smearing problems I had, I can even use the smooth GinaK card stock now and have no problems at all. You can always try one of the freebies before buying so you can see how you like it.

[gingerd]

Thanks for the tip on choosing photo paper. I really want to try this....now, to get my work stuff done, and then I'll play.

Thanks again,
Ginger

[Jill with a G]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ellibelle

Ginger, someone here on SCS had some awesome advise for me in regards of ink setting. When you print an image choose "photo paper " on your printer settings (but you use your card stock not photo paper), that helped me with any smearing problems I had, I can even use the smooth GinaK card stock now and have no problems at all. You can always try one of the freebies before buying so you can see how you like it.

Thanks for posting this advice! I have some digital images I have bee saving forever but not used because of the ink problem. Now I will choose photo paper when I want to print cardstock and see what happens!