Copyright stamps

[monkeymama]

I'm really hoping some of the member companies will see this post! I really like to stamp the back of my card with a copyright stamp, but these are not readily available. SU! offers one and I know Hambo stamps does too. I have included comments, to many companies, on many of my online orders, but haven't gotten a response from any company, so far. It seems this would be a simple thing to do and would give free advertising to the company! I like to give credit where credit is due!

[KayInFL]

Bella has one - it's really cute too!

[monkeymama]

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Originally Posted by KayInFL

Bella has one - it's really cute too!

You are right! I have it!!! Forgot to mention Bella---how could I have done that when they are SO AWESOME?!?! Silly me! I sure wish more companies would follow suit!

[paperchic]

I was just thinking about this morning. Because I like to use more than one stamp company on my cards.

The stamps that don't have have a copyright stamp, how do you give credit to them on the back of your card? Do you hand write the company name or by computer?

I was thinking about printing them on those address stickers and then sticking them on the back of the card. I use alot of dark card card stock and some times the copyright's don't show up well.

[Rox71]

I agree with you!

I know Cornish Heritage Farms has two styles. Some of sheets of rubbber images has one on it.

When I do cards for a fund raiser which stamper or scrapbookers attend I put every company name on the back of the card and these are so handy.

[kphorse]

I would love to have these stamps also! Great idea.

[monkeymama]

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Originally Posted by paperchic

I was just thinking about this morning. Because I like to use more than one stamp company on my cards.

The stamps that don't have have a copyright stamp, how do you give credit to them on the back of your card? Do you hand write the company name or by computer?

I was thinking about printing them on those address stickers and then sticking them on the back of the card. I use alot of dark card card stock and some times the copyright's don't show up well.

I think it would work to just write it by hand. I use more than one company, too, sometimes. It could get really messy-looking if you get too many on there, though... I like things clean and simple... That's why I wish the different companies would manufacture one---it would be more professional looking than hand written, I think.

[MSBetsyZ]

I would write to the individual companies. Many do make them, but stores generally don't stock an entire line of any company's product.

Hero Arts, Stampendous, Great Impressions (I think) all have some in their catalogs. Contact them directly.

[NancyK.]

Many of Flourishes sets come with a copyright stamp as part of the set.

[Lizzie]

We have a pre-designed Avery return address template with our logo and copyright information on our website that people can download and use on the backs of their cards. We did this after a customer requested it and it works pretty well...I use them all the time on my cards!

[lisavengesta]

i think copyright stamps should be tiny and free. *lol* especially free. that way they could be sure people are doing it. am i bad for saying that? seriously though, when you order, it could give you the option to include it in your order, and it could even be unmounted to keep costs down. my my two cents...

[lauraos]

I very neatly write on the back stamps with copyright symbol and list stamp companies used. I very rarely use only one stamp company on a card. If I use four different companies, the last thing I want to do is clutter up the back with four different copyright stamps.

laura