cheryl, i love this idea...love those tags too. i've been wanting to get one of those stamping sets but haven't decided on which one. what brand or where did you purchase yours? judi ;)
I really love everything people are doing with those stamps and metal. That's awesome that you thought to do it on Paper too. I definitely need a set. Thanks for sharing Hammer & Thread
oh my dad has a set of these! they are the best, but I always have trouble with punching out holes. letters ABDOPQR, and then numbers 46890. how do you keep them from going through?
Great idea! I have a set of these and wouldn't have thought of using paper. I shared a plant tag project this week using the same tools if you'd like to check it out!
so cute! I have a set of stamps and never even thought to use them on paper! Thanks for giving me a whole new set of possibilities! Found you on Tatertots and Jello :)
I don't have a clue how I found your blog, but I'm glad I did. I was first drawn in because you and I are both using that great Thomas Moore quote on our blogs. After looking through your previous posts, I've found so many creative ideas that I've subscribed. : )
So, so happy I jumped on Tater Tots and Jello and clicked the link to your blog. I love your creativity and style! Following, yup! I've only seen those metal stamps one other time (used on washers to make pet tags) and thought they were incredible. Now that I've seen the way you've applied them to a paper technique, I'm completely dying to get a set! Jenn/rook no. 17
I also found you through Jello and Tatertots and I really enjoy your post. The tags that you have created is a cute ides if you are going to give away your canning.
This is too fun! I have had my eye on some of those metal letters - trying to talk myself into how much I need them...guess what this pushed me over the edge - off to buy them tomorrow! Holly 504 Main
just stumbled on your blog. such a cool idea! i'm headed to harbor freight to see if i can find a set of the metal letters. thanks for sharing and i'll definitely be back to peruse some more of your blog!
Oooh, I need one of those!
ReplyDeleteI need one too! I love the tags!
ReplyDeleteLovely
ReplyDeletecheryl,
ReplyDeletei love this idea...love those tags too. i've been wanting to get one of those stamping sets but haven't decided on which one.
what brand or where did you purchase yours?
judi ;)
How cute! I was just talking to someone about your pickles...yum.
ReplyDeleteLove those tags!!!
ReplyDeleteso cute, love love letterpress, and this is great!
ReplyDeleteThese are SO cute, Cheryl! And I also love your adorable packing in the post below! :o) xo
ReplyDeleteSo cute! What a fun idea.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea. I love the look. I wonder if it would work on a photo matte to add a caption or date under a picture.
ReplyDeleteI really love everything people are doing with those stamps and metal. That's awesome that you thought to do it on Paper too. I definitely need a set.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing
Hammer & Thread
I have that stamp set but but never thought about using it on anything but metal. Thanks for making me think outside the box.
ReplyDeleteoh my dad has a set of these! they are the best, but I always have trouble with punching out holes. letters ABDOPQR, and then numbers 46890. how do you keep them from going through?
ReplyDeleteI never thought of doing it on paper! It looks great.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! I have a set of these and wouldn't have thought of using paper. I shared a plant tag project this week using the same tools if you'd like to check it out!
ReplyDeleteI love these! So cute and easy. I love a project that celebrates imperfections!
ReplyDeleteLove them - so cute and simple...perfect.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic idea!! I might have to start looking for these at antiques stores:) Stop on over for a visit!
ReplyDeleteCara
How adorable...love these. So simple and sweet. Hope you are enjoying your weekend. ~ Stephanie Lynn
ReplyDeleteso cute! I have a set of stamps and never even thought to use them on paper! Thanks for giving me a whole new set of possibilities!
ReplyDeleteFound you on Tatertots and Jello :)
I don't have a clue how I found your blog, but I'm glad I did. I was first drawn in because you and I are both using that great Thomas Moore quote on our blogs. After looking through your previous posts, I've found so many creative ideas that I've subscribed. : )
ReplyDeleteSo, so happy I jumped on Tater Tots and Jello and clicked the link to your blog. I love your creativity and style! Following, yup! I've only seen those metal stamps one other time (used on washers to make pet tags) and thought they were incredible. Now that I've seen the way you've applied them to a paper technique, I'm completely dying to get a set! Jenn/rook no. 17
ReplyDeleteHi, I linked over from Tator Tots & Jello. I love this project & that does it--I'm going to buy a letter press set of my own! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWarmly, Michelle
Such a cute idea! Found your blog through Tatertots and Jello and am now your newest follower. Can't wait to check out more of your blog :)
ReplyDeleteI also found you through Jello and Tatertots and really this is such fun! :) Thanks for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteI also found you through Jello and Tatertots and I really enjoy your post. The tags that you have created is a cute ides if you are going to give away your canning.
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This is too fun! I have had my eye on some of those metal letters - trying to talk myself into how much I need them...guess what this pushed me over the edge - off to buy them tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteHolly
504 Main
just stumbled on your blog. such a cool idea! i'm headed to harbor freight to see if i can find a set of the metal letters. thanks for sharing and i'll definitely be back to peruse some more of your blog!
ReplyDeleteGreat Idea!!
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