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Old 05-14-2005, 05:40 PM   #1  
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Default Are there any good 50's style stamps in SU catalog?

A friend is borrowing my catalog right now. I want to find some 50's style stamps. Not even sure what, just the whole genre of that era. (I'm not even sure what that means, but it sounded good!). Any sets you know of so I can browse samples here? Thanks!

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Old 05-14-2005, 05:46 PM   #2  
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These aren't specifically 50's, but they remind me of the decade:
Definitely Diner (I think it's the word 'diner' that brings 50's to mind)
Classic Convertible
By Design (the patterns remind me of the boomerang patterns of the 50's)
Geometric background stamp (same reason as above)

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And the Sparkle background. I love the 50's & I have Def. Diner, Geometric & By Design. Use them for my "retro" designs a lot.
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Simply Circles has that retro feel to it too. I always think 50s when I see polka-dots.

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Geometric BG I agree is a good one. I also saw someone in the card gallery take cool cat and make a card like a poodle skirt but with the cat substituted for the poodle. It was so cute.
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Wow, thanks! I'm going to post a whole different thread about why I want the 50's look. I looked up sparkle background & it looks like a good one---but I don't have it. I'll look up samples of the others!

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