Hi Stampers! I am looking for a source to make a large custom rubber stamp for me - we are hoping to create the text for wedding invitations on a rubber stamp.
Been looking online and only finding "business" type custom stamps.
help!
Custom Made Stamps?
Dec 02, 2003
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Beth - Try this website: 've never ordered from them, but the person who originally posted it hasand was very happy with them. You can set your text up on your wordprocessor exactly the way you want it to look (or hand-write it, even).Since the sheet you get is 9x7 and that…
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Try this website:
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've never ordered from them, but the person who originally posted it hasand was very happy with them. You can set your text up on your wordprocessor exactly the way you want it to look (or hand-write it, even).Since the sheet you get is 9x7 and that would make one honking big weddinginvitation, you could fill in the extra space with other wedding-typegraphics. (Or maybe a design for the front of "thank you" cards). The sheetyou get will be unmounted, though. If you follow the link to ready stamps official website, you'll see that they also do custom text stamps. They don't say that there is any limit on the size of them, and it would come mounted and ready to use, so maybe that would work better for you.
"cbet" has and was very happy with them. You can set your text up on your
Oh, thats perfect. We actually want two versions of the wedding invite, so maybe I can make two versions on the 9x7 and then cut in half and then cut and block mount them.
Thank you!!!
I see you have a source already, but here's another one if you want:
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you do the wood mounts (not the self-inking) you can do any size up to 6" x 10". (So even if the templates you see aren't the right size, you can just change the size of the template to what you want.) And you can upload graphics, or generate the type directly on the website (with lots of fonts to choose from). Thanks, Wendi
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