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Those of you with the snap sets, how do you get a good impression with the letters in the middle?
Since I started this thread I ordered 3 snap sets and I have trouble getting a great impression. I press down on all of the letters and still have trouble. I should double check the surface i stamp on.
I am going to look into lots of the suggestions here.
I am also thinking if I get a cricut - which I eventually will - maybe I don't need another stamp set. hummm more food for thought.
I love A Muse's polka dot alphabets! They come in several different sizes, upper and lower cases. And they just released huge polka dot monograms! They are fabulous!
I would wait for the new catty from CTMH to come out. They have one that is very similar to the headline alpha in Stampin up. With CTMH sets you can put them on your acrylic block to spell out the word without having to worry about the letters not lining up.
personally my favorite all time alpha is from CTMH called Precious alphabet.
are they out yet???? that sounds like just what I need!
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I love A Muse's polka dot alphabets! They come in several different sizes, upper and lower cases. And they just released huge polka dot monograms! They are fabulous!
Art is intended to provoke an emotion from a total stranger. If you�ve succeeded in this, consider yourself an artist. Paper Shanks Blog. Love me or hate me, you are still talking about me
Art is intended to provoke an emotion from a total stranger. If you�ve succeeded in this, consider yourself an artist. Paper Shanks Blog. Love me or hate me, you are still talking about me
I would go with acrylic/clear stamps because it is SOOOOOOOOO much easier to line them up! There are several great ones out there but without a doubt clear!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Okay, here is one that has not been mentioned. I love love love the essential Alpha from CTMH. You can cut a great shadow for it of use markers to color the outlined area. And it is not so big that it takes over the cards or scrapbook pages.
Hands down - Letterpress - I've used it a ton - it's a nice clean font. Second place goes to Newsprint - it's great for kids pages and I like the look of it - plus it's an upper/lower alphabet whereas the Letterpress is all upper case.
Hands down - Letterpress - I've used it a ton - it's a nice clean font. Second place goes to Newsprint - it's great for kids pages and I like the look of it - plus it's an upper/lower alphabet whereas the Letterpress is all upper case.
Okay, Newsprint is my second favorite. I unmounted it so I can place all the letters exactly. I especially like this set to make coaster tiles with. It is the perfect size.
