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Does anyone know where I might be able to find a Texas Tech University, University of Texas(Austin), or Texas A&M stamp? I know cards and gifts made with these would go over HUGE with friends and family.
Try the University's bookstore itself. It will most likely be copyright protected, so you can only use it for "personal" use, and not to create things for sale, etc. I know WSU has one with the Coug embelm on it, and I would suspect UW also has one with the Husky emblem.
Good luck. HTH,
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Does anyone know where I might be able to find a Texas Tech University, University of Texas(Austin), or Texas A&M stamp? I know cards and gifts made with these would go over HUGE with friends and family.
Thanks!
Wendy
I being the avid Longhorn fan I am... (hence the user name ;)), found a Longhorn stamp at my LSS (Memory Depot here in Austin). I did "Special Order" it though. And it's not a collegiate sponsored stamp but it is a Longhorn that I've used with really rust for graduation invitations for a UT party last spring. I've also made coasters with it.
PM me if I can help!
Geeta
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You might also check out one of the places that sells business style rubber stamps on the internet. I know that I have seen some University logo stamps out there somewhere. But where?????
I'm definitely CRAZY... I've found something for those Aggies... WHY? Don't ask... I haven't a clue.
Anyway, I'm a bit suspious of the website since they don't have pictures (violating copyright laws/logo licenses, perhaps?). I have no idea. Never used them (obviously!)
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