When you think about stamps,
this might be what comes to mind.
But today,
we're going to show you six unique kinds of stamps
you can try!
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Clear Stamps
Clear stamps are meant to be used with an acrylic mount.
They’re a space-saving alternative to bulky rubber stamps,
which are permanently mounted to a block.
You only need a few acrylic blocks
to use your entire clear stamp collection.
Since both the stamps and acrylic mount are transparent,
it’s easy to see exactly where you're placing your design.
When you’re done,
just peel the stamp off the block
and stick it back on the included plastic sheet.
These BGM Clear Stamps take cuteness to the next level.
They offer adorable designs that cover all your bases,
from decorations to checklists to calendar templates.
These sets don’t come with acrylic blocks,
but Clear and Grid ones are available separately.
Go with clear blocks
if you’re more confident in your stamping prowess.
If you’d like extra guidance for precise stamping,
stick to the grid.
BGM also offers cute stamp files for organizing
and storing your collection--
they even have an extra pocket for holding acrylic mounts!
These clear stamps from Nombre
feature simple designs inspired by nature,
geometric shapes, numbers, and even bread!
Their small size makes them great
for adding accents to gift tags.
Some of the designs are meant for layering,
like these trees with trunks that can be stamped
in different colors.
Each set comes with an acrylic block.
Inked Stamps
Pre-inked stamps have ink built into them,
so you don’t need to buy separate ink pads!
However, you can’t change the ink color,
so there’s a bit less room for customization.
Aren’t these mini FriXion Stamps the cutest?
And they’re erasable,
as they use Pilot’s special thermo-sensitive ink.
If you make a mistake,
just use the eraser on the other end,
then try again.
Because of their petite size,
they fit perfectly in calendar and planner squares.
Each stamp also has a small hole
for attaching a strap or charm,
so you can bring it on the go!
Pilot also offers charming cases
made just for storing your growing collection
of FriXion stamps.
Iconic Diary Stamps
infuse a little playfulness into their designs,
capturing all-too-relatable moments of daily life.
We personally like the quirky Bye
and Let’s Eat stamps.
The stamps are bigger than Pilot FriXion stamps,
but still compact enough for your planner pages.
Choose from Haru, or “day” in Korean,
and Meow designs.
Multi Design Stamps
Multi design stamps are both space-saving
and fun to fiddle with,
although the designs are usually smaller
than other kinds of stamps.
Here are our top two picks.
The C. Ching Rubber Date Stamp
provides a satisfying old-school aesthetic,
featuring a rotating selection of greetings and dates.
It’s handy for adding quick reminders
to your planner or sending messages to friends!
The stamp includes 11 cute sayings
and numbered years.
The blue handle on the side rotates the greetings,
and ridged wheels between the stamps
allow you to rotate the date.
If you love adding tiny accents to your planner,
Midori Paintable Stamps were made for you!
Each stamp includes a rotating selection of designs
for decorating, like plants, cats, headers, days of the week,
and more.
It uses an ink insert to manually ink each stamp.
Picking a design is easy:
just lock the stamp in place and turn the dial.
The stamps use oil-based ink
that won’t smear under water-based markers and pens,
so you’re free to color in the designs!
Midori also offers the Paintable Stamps
in a square pre-inked form.
They’re available in twelve designs
and are great for instant lists, memos, and decorations.
Which of these stamps did you like best?
Let us know your favorite in the comments!
For all these products and more, visit JetPens.com,
the place for pen and stationery lovers.
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