Well, technically I bought 3 stamps, but they are all the same design.
This stamp was one of the $1.00 stamps by Studio G bought from Michaels.
This is not the first stamp that I have done this to, so I'll post the rest later for ideas.
What I did is left the first original stamp untouched, and cut apart the other 2 leaving me with a total of 5 stamps (I could have 6 if I wanted the outer circle).
This allows me to freely stamp without having to mask! All for $3.00.
How's that for Jewish stamping on a budget :)
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
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WAAAAAHHHHH! Our Michael's NEVER has these stamps! It's almost impossible to find a Jewish stamp around here. Every now and again, I find a token "Happy Hannukah" (never Chanukah, heaven forbid)or a small (and very plain or very stylized, not fancy or well.... gorgeous) menorah around here. Mostly, I get my Judaic stamps on line. But your collection has me drooling.
Shalom!
Thanks. It's taken quite a bit of time (and not to mention money) to get the collection I have. Consider I pay about 5.00 or more per stamp sometimes, PLUS shipping.
I'm happy to swap images out if ever needed :)
That is a way cool idea, I am all for the one thing, multiple uses idea!
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