ISO- help me identify the name and company of a stamp I saw online

[ajmurdock]

Hi! I am going CRAZY trying to find a stamp I saw in a video online a few months ago. It was a layering stamp but it was different from others as it stamped multiple flowers at the same time. Additionally the dies cut out multiple flowers at the same time. I need it in my life. I am obsessed. For the life of me I can't remember what company put it out as a new release at least since January of this year. Thank you so much!! Andrea

[jah636]

Have you looked at Hero Arts? They have some new stamps out that have multiple flowers on them. Just a suggestion.

[mxgirl71]

Was it The Ton Stamps? They have a few different "Group Layering" sets. This is the link to the Peony set.

https://www.thetonstamps.com/collect...ies-cardmaking

[bjeans]

Any chance it was from The Greetery? Layering stamps/layering stencil set, and separately dies and a background stamp. A big piece in the stamp set has a lot of images, but the blossoms are individual layering stamps so probably not. But it’s beautiful and you can layer stencils on stamps and vice versa.

https://thegreetery.com/collections/...p-fresh-floral

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[ajmurdock]

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Originally Posted by mxgirl71

Was it The Ton Stamps? They have a few different "Group Layering" sets. This is the link to the Peony set.

https://www.thetonstamps.com/collect...ies-cardmaking

THIS IS IT!!!! You ladies are so helpful and wonderful! Thank you so very much!

[wavejumper]

That is pretty cool!- although would it not be easier to just do all the flowers and then all the leaves so you are not moving the paper up and down and having to re-align? I am not well versed in layering.

[mxgirl71]

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Originally Posted by wavejumper

That is pretty cool!- although would it not be easier to just do all the flowers and then all the leaves so you are not moving the paper up and down and having to re-align? I am not well versed in layering.

It definitely would be easier to all the flowers first then the leaves. I like to let the ink dry a little between layers and switching back and forth helps. The images seem to come out a little crisper for me that way.