Angel Policy Stamps - Craft Fairs

[ohappyday]

:p I know I'm coming to the right place for answers. A friend of mine will be doing a craft fair and she asked if she could take some items I've previously made as gifts to sell. I agreed, however, I want to be sure that I am doing this correctly. If I give her items to sell at her craft fair, do I need to stamp each item w/ the "hand stamped" stamp that SU sells? Also, what if I make something so small that the "hand stamp" stamp doesn't fit on it? And what if it is just a small amount of items for sale? I am only trying to help her fill her table. Please let me know. Because, if I need to put that "hand stamped" stamp on the backs of my items, I'll have to place an order to buy one. I'm worried that the "hand stamped" stamp will make the backs of my items ugly. it just doesn't go with my theme. Is there a way to work around it? Such as stamping a tag and attaching it w/ tape to the item so that the buyer could pull it off after purchase? Please ladies, let me know what you think and how you do it! :p

[Joan B]

I'm bumping this up for you. An SU demo should be able to answer your question.

[stampingkelly]

Here is a link to the Angel policy, which applies to demos and non-demos alike. http://www.stampinup.com/us/enu/5293.asp You can always seek advise from Stampin' Up! directly at 1-800-STAMPUP even if you are not a demo.

Each item, no matter how many, must be stamped with an Angel policy stamp. For items that are too small, you can stamp the Angel stamp on a small tag or on a label affixed to a small baggie. I'm 99.999% positive on this but I encourage you to check with SU!.


HTH,