Paging DIYers - stamps

rcj2rcd

I'm a DIY novice, but I've decided to try make my own thank you cards with the thought that I'll eventually incorporate the same theme/idea into the escort cards, menus, programs, etc.

Are there any stores in the area that carry a good selection of stamps? Specifically, I'm looking for a "thank you" stamp. The Michaels near me (Bham) had one, but it was a sans-serif font and I'd like something a little fancier.

Thanks for your help

whrldtravlr

I bought mine from Archivers in Sterling Heights.

songbrd410

You can also make your own at:

http://www.rubberstamps.net/

They're super fast.  I used them to create my Save the Date stamp which is posted below:

[img]http://tinyurl.com/5tg3bb9[/img]

abbeylynne06

Check on Etsy.  TONS of options for stamps on there!

songbrd410

Dang it...I can't get the pic to show up in a post, but the link should work. Sorry.

picklesmurphy

There use to be a stamp store in downtown royal oak. I wish I could remember the name!

emarston1

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[QUOTE]There use to be a stamp store in downtown royal oak. I wish I could remember the name!
Posted by picklesmurphy[/QUOTE]
Write Impressions?  That's the only one I can think of.

klreese0213

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/local-wedding-boards_michigan-detroit_paging-diyers-stamps?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Local%20Wedding%20BoardsForum:88Discussion:5e713d5f-f2f8-48a3-b0c0-98c0fe712d01Post:fa07711d-92b2-432f-b18c-1fcfda84bcfe">Re: Paging DIYers - stamps</a>:
[QUOTE]There use to be a stamp store in downtown royal oak. I wish I could remember the name!
Posted by picklesmurphy[/QUOTE]

I don't recall the name either but it was on 4th just east of Washington right next to the train tracks, right? it was a cute shop but not sure if they are still there or not- lots of downtown royal oak shops have closed.

Write Impressions is also a great place too!


i'd say look at scrapbook stores they should have something.

rcj2rcd

Thanks for all the advice! I'll check on etsy (it's new to me so I get a little overwhelmed with everything you can get!!) and take a drive down washington