Less well-known stamp companies/sellers

[LemurLover]

Everybody's heard of Quietfire, Stampin' Up, My Favorite Things and the other big players in the stamp business, but there are a lot of little outfits selling interesting stamps. If you come across them at all, it seems to be by accident or referral. Maybe they're one-man or one-woman outfits, maybe their websites aren't slick, but they've got something to offer other sites don't. I'm sure I know some you never heard of, and you know some I've never heard of, so how about we give some of the less well-known companies or sellers a little media oxygen in this thread?

I'll start the ball rolling with a few:


Third Stone Art Rubber Stamps: Welcome to Third Stone Stamps - We have something for every taste!


Prickley Pear: Prickley Pear Rubber Stamps


Paperbag Studio: https://paperbagstudios.com/




Your turn!

[UnderstandBlue]

I saw the sweetest new company at CHA - their site isn't operational yet, but it's called Flora and Fauna - really whimsical, sweet animals. Clear stamps made in the US. The owner was very nice.

[peeps321]

One of my favorites is a company that used to be in my home town and would be at all the stamp shows. She moved but still sells stamps on etsy....check out

Picture Show Stamps

[LemurLover]

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Originally Posted by UnderstandBlue

I saw the sweetest new company at CHA - their site isn't operational yet, but it's called Flora and Fauna - really whimsical, sweet animals. Clear stamps made in the US. The owner was very nice.

I'm not finding a website for them, Lydia. Do you know if they've got one, or are they too new/small to have got that far?

Update: Sorry, I didn't read that their site wasn't operational yet - my bad!

[harvestmoon]

Well, I had never heard of Quietfire!
A small company I found around Thanksgiving online is Right At home. Cute things and adding products often.
Great service.

[stamphappy1650]

I just learned of of one that has been around a long time but news to me. Rosie's Roadshow. Very cute simple images and fast shipping.

[LemurLover]

Here are the websites that harvestmoon and stamphappy1650 mentioned:

Right at Home Stamps ? Right at Home
http://www.rosiesroadshow.com/

[creativechbdcrafts]

raisinboat.com

blueridgeimpressions.net/
http://www.northwoodsrubberstamps.com/
http://store.hollyberryhouse.com/original/
drsdesigns.com
http://www.repeatimpressions.com/bstsllrs.html
http://www.stamplistic.com/
https://papersweeties.com/shop/
http://techniquejunkies.com/rubber-stamps/

[TinaMarie1]

I LOVE these stamps!
Power Poppy by Marcella Hawley � Designs for Living in Full Bloom

[swandog-4]

If you are a dog lover Dog Stamps Plus is a must!

[Scrapjanny]

I thought Prickley Pear went out of business. I loved her stamps, though, and she is a very nice person. I was on the Repeat Impressions design team, and Wendy is very sweet and has great stamps. I also like Seaside Stampin', Just For Fun, Starving Artist, Inky Antics, and Darcie's. (Sorry I wasn't able to include all the links.)

[bjeans]

Great thread, thanks, Diana! If these are well known, please tell me and I'll edit them out.

Sue Coccia's animal spirit stamps. Amazing for coloring, not that I color, with what each animal symbolizes below each image: Rubber Cling stamps
Gallery of designs (click on Rubber Stamps on the left): Rubber Cling stamps

Catherine Scanlon designs/blog: Rubber Cling stamps
My fave large wonky alphas are from her Etsy shop but the shop is empty now. Gorgeous sketchy flowers/nature. This site sells her stamps and represents other artists: Catherine Scanlon Designs

I've taken a class by the wonderful owner of Rubber Moon, Kristen Powers (Kae Pea). Quirky, endearing images, some that make scenes, or abstract shapes used together: https://rubbermoon.com

[craftyduo]

nothing to add just wanted to subscribe to this thread for future reference.

[jukie]

I am not sure if people are aware of the following..

I Brake for Stamps E-Commerce Website
https://claritystamp.com/
Craft supplies and rubber stamps from Joanna Sheen online craft shop

[purpleflowers]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Scrapjanny

I thought Prickley Pear went out of business. I loved her stamps, though, and she is a very nice person. I was on the Repeat Impressions design team, and Wendy is very sweet and has great stamps. I also like Seaside Stampin', Just For Fun, Starving Artist, Inky Antics, and Darcie's. (Sorry I wasn't able to include all the links.)

Prickley Pear was bought by someone else (I think the same people who bought Riley, but don't quote me on that).


There was a small company, Clear & Simple, from Maryland who came to our local Heirloom show years ago. They haven't been back since, but their web site looks like it is still active. I have the build-a-critter stamps/dies but had to search for them manually as they didn't appear to be listed anywhere. Seems like a lot of their stamps are hard to find but they have some really unique stamps.

Another new company at the Heirloom show this year was Blue Knight. They have some really cool antique cars and I just loved their mama and baby sheep stamp.

I also like DRS which was already mentioned.

[purpleflowers]

Just got an email today from Prickley Pear:

Prickley Pear has free shipping all week, enter the code FREESHIP at check out.

[jaydeestamping]

I'll add a couple.
Happy Little Stampers - Shop started by Kylie - who is the nicest person and has designed some really fun stamps and sentiments. Kylie also runs several challenge sites Happy Little Stampers

I also bought a couple of the sweetest images from purpleoniondesigns they aren't mounted - I had to cut and mount them - but totally worth the little bit of effort.

So nice to see so many smaller companies being highlighted here

[Boss]

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Originally Posted by LemurLover

Here are the websites that harvestmoon and stamphappy1650 mentioned:

Right at Home Stamps ? Right at Home
http://www.rosiesroadshow.com/

Thanks for the link to Rosie's Roadshow! I didn't realize they even had a web store, I thought they were wholesale only. I had fun looking through their stamps. Also discovered a really nice cloud stencil I must have! :cool:

[cheermom]

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[LemurLover]

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Originally Posted by cheermom

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Cheermom, I'm not finding a stamp company with that name. Do you have a website, or any more information? Thanks.

[UnderstandBlue]

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Originally Posted by LemurLover

Cheermom, I'm not finding a stamp company with that name. Do you have a website, or any more information? Thanks.

It's not a stamp company - she's subscribing to the thread by posting in it

[LemurLover]

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Originally Posted by UnderstandBlue

It's not a stamp company - she's subscribing to the thread by posting in it

I didn't know that was a way to accomplish that! I just use the check boxes at the bottom of the page.

[LMcAree]

One of my favorites is Whipper Snapper:Rubber Stamps

[terry serman]

I like drsdesigns for sentiments

[Biko8666]

Stamps by Judith and Heather https://www.stampsbyjudith.com/

[c-mouse]

Wow! What a great list. Living 6 hours from probably the only LSS store in my state(at least that I have been able to find) doesn't help with shopping. 4-6 hours to some I've found on-line in other states nearby---but I would love to just go in and browse and buy. Thanks

[LemurLover]

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Originally Posted by c-mouse

Wow! What a great list. Living 6 hours from probably the only LSS store in my state(at least that I have been able to find) doesn't help with shopping. 4-6 hours to some I've found on-line in other states nearby---but I would love to just go in and browse and buy. Thanks

I live in Los Angeles County and LSS are scarcer than hens' teeth here, too - the internet is wonderful, but it's closing brick-and-mortar stores of all kinds throughout the country. Sad.


Gingerwood links used to have a list of LSS by state, but I don't see it there any more. Maybe I am mis-remembering where I saw the list (happens at lot at my age...), but wouldn't it be nice to have such a thing? We don't always know what's in our own backyards.

[stamphappy1650]

I just learned of one today - they have the greatest snarky sentiments - Two Lips Stamps

https://twolipsstamps.com/

[bjeans]

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Originally Posted by LemurLover

I live in Los Angeles County and LSS are scarcer than hens' teeth here, too - the internet is wonderful, but it's closing brick-and-mortar stores of all kinds throughout the country. Sad.


Gingerwood links used to have a list of LSS by state, but I don't see it there any more. Maybe I am mis-remembering where I saw the list (happens at lot at my age...), but wouldn't it be nice to have such a thing? We don't always know what's in our own backyards.

Ditto that. I only found out about an LSS 35-40 minutes away when volunteering at a Stamp & SB Expo. A woman and her neice were working with me at registration, and asked if I had been there. I forgot the name and the town, so spent ages googling various permutations of LSS type words, and finally bingo.

[LemurLover]

Just ran across this one - lots of religious and planner stamps: https://www.strawberryjudestamps.com/

[LemurLover]

Others:


DeepRedStamps.com

Pink Ink Stamp Company


http://www.stampdoctor.com/

[hbrown]

Art Neko - www.artneko.com

Most people shy away from Art Neko thinking that it is just Asian/Oriental stamps. Oh no...... there is SO much more! They have the most gorgeous floral stamps, and the collage stamps are just awesome. The handmade Thai papers make me swoooooooooon.


Check out the Art Neko blog at ArtNekoGalleries.com - have fun drooling! :-)

[MariLynn]

You should check out STAMPlorations

[cheermom]

I just found this site today - The Project Bin

[LemurLover]

Y'all are coming through like champs! I just knew you would!

[dogbyte]

I love Katzelkraft but always check the exchange rate on $$. She ship quickly and the shipping is pretty cheap..Also just bought my first order of steampunk animals stamps from I Brake For Stamps...great people to work with.

[LemurLover]

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Originally Posted by dogbyte

I love Katzelkraft but always check the exchange rate on $$. She ship quickly and the shipping is pretty cheap..Also just bought my first order of steampunk animals stamps from I Brake For Stamps...great people to work with.

I love Katzelcraft's stuff, too! Katzelkraft - French rubber stamps - KATZELKRAFT (This is the English-language version, but remember that "tampon" means "stamp" in French! Pricing is in euros)


Link for I Brake for Stamps: I Brake for Stamps E-Commerce Website

[Visa Visa]

Please visit The Project Bin | Your Source for Clear Stamps with Snappy Sentiments! -- small, growing company with fun stamps and dies! Here is the link to their gallery on SCS: TheProjectBin - Homemade Cards, Rubber Stamp Art, & Paper Crafts - Splitcoaststampers.com

[LemurLover]

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Originally Posted by Visa Visa

Please visit The Project Bin | Your Source for Clear Stamps with Snappy Sentiments! -- small, growing company with fun stamps and dies! Here is the link to their gallery on SCS: TheProjectBin - Homemade Cards, Rubber Stamp Art, & Paper Crafts - Splitcoaststampers.com

cheermom recommended them earlier in this thread, but thank you so much for linking to their gallery here at splitcoaststampers - I just love their sentiments!

[jeanstamping2]

[QUOTE=purpleflowers;21403618]Prickley Pear was bought by someone else (I think the same people who bought Riley, but don't quote me on that).


There was a small company, Clear & Simple, from Maryland who came to our local Heirloom show years ago. They haven't been back since, but their web site looks like it is still active. I have the build-a-critter stamps/dies but had to search for them manually as they didn't appear to be listed anywhere. Seems like a lot of their stamps are hard to find but they have some really unique stamps.

I use to be on their Design team when they first started. I love their stamps!!