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what is this candy cane image?
Does anyone rexognize this image? What company is it? Also do you know good stamp companies for vintage holiday images? I know of Crafty Secrets and Inkadinkado and Conish Heritage Farms which is now gone out of business...do you know any other good ones? Thanks!
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maybe this should be in product talk? Anyone have any ideas?
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I don't know but it is gorgeous!!!
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Let us know when you find out who sells it . I really like it too.
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Pace, Florida
The candy cane image is from a Flourishes set, but I don't know about the sentiment.
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Splitcoast Team Member
Join Date: May 2004
Location: Kansas
The sentiment is from a Rummage Bin set that Cornish Heritage Farms sold several years ago. It was called
Winter Vintage Signage .
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Quote:
Originally Posted by
stamp_momma The sentiment is from a Rummage Bin set that Cornish Heritage Farms sold several years ago. It was called
Winter Vintage Signage .
I sure do miss CHF... :(
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Die Cut Diva
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Alberta, Canada
Quote:
Originally Posted by
queen bee
Oh thank you for the link to this site. I was looking for some free vintage images to make some Christmas tags.
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love that set....sorry I can not help you...by the way hi...I am 45 mins from Frisco...first time I have ran across someone on here so close to me....kinda neat...
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thanks ladies! You were all very helpful!
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That image is very similar to a stamp that I have from Hero Arts dated 1988. It's not exact but very, very close. Label info: 625E Candy Cane
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Gallery Gazer
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Victoria, Australia
Here is a link to the candy cane which is part of a Flourishes set called "Sweets of the Season".
Sorry - can't help you with the sentiment.
Waltzingmouse Stamps have some beautiful vintage sets.
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Meredosia Illinois
I did a side by side look at both photo and stamp set. The candy Cane is the same as the one on this page.
http://rjnx9.ut464.servertrust.com/P...ductCode=SS132
Not sure where the saying one is from.
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what is this candy cane image?
