Creating My Own Stamp Line

[souljah]

Hi Ladies. A few years ago, I said I would never be way into scrapbooking. Then I scrapbooked my college era. I then said I would never get into stamping. Now I own almost the whole SU catalog and other non SU stamps.

A few weeks ago I decided I want to create my stamp line. I have a few sketches, an artist working with me, and the support of my husband (including his wallet). The only propblem I'm having is where to go from here. I don't know how to get it from paper to product.

Have any suggestions? I'm just a homemaker who loves stamping, card making, scrapbooking, and fashion.

Help!:-D

[Lisa62]

I would also be curious since I have no idea on how to go about doing it but I too have also thought about how to come up with my own designs.

[JenCarter]

I came upon this when I was looking at something else the other day. It is for developing clear stamps but you could check out the information at least. The direct website is: http://www.stewartsuperior.com/html/...ring_serv.html and it is way at the bottom of the page.

Interested in developing a clear stamp product line?

Give us a call - don�t go to market with anything less than Superior ClearTM.
Our manufacturing service for Superior ClearTM stamps is affordable and easy. All manufacturing duties are handled by our expert staff and you receive finished product ready for packaging. Plus, with clear stamps there is no trimming, no cushion and no mounting labor or wood mount costs. And the shipping costs less too!


For Information call:
Andre Cox 520-572-4694 (AZ)
John Kuhr 800-558-2875 (CA)

[PaisleyPrincess]

http://www.circustamps.com/press.html
http://www.rubber-stamp.com/

Here are a couple of links that may be of help.

It can get quite expensive to go the rubber route because you have to have matrix boards made which is the most expensive part.

Also look in the ads in the stamping magazines. I know there are a couple of places that advertise there that will produce the stamps. I just don't have the time or patience to look right now.

Zimprints.com also will make the stamps. I don't think she advertises but shoot her off an email and see what she says.

Good luck to you.

[souljah]

Thanks for the references.

[prairie mom]

Sounds exciting. I hope it all works out for you!