vivid greetings question

[hotwheels]

Hello
I know this stamp sets is called vivid greeting, and I have it great set. My Question is what is the name for that type style? I wanted to let stampin'up know they need to make of that style. I know they have more of them like that style, but for some reason I don't like them like I like vivid greeting.
Thanks,
Linda Littlepage
sorry forget the link of the set I was talking here is.

Vivid Greetings by mms_911 at Splitcoaststampers

[row4d]

I'd like to try answering your question, but you have me totally confused!

[Saints]

I would help too, just a little confused also.

[GarnetJ]

I think that Linda just wants to tell Stampin Up to make more stamps in the same style as Vivid Greetings.
But, Linda, I'm not sure how you actually contact Stampin Up. This website is just a whole bunch of stampers sharing ideas. Perhaps you should talk to your demonstrator about making contact.

[hotwheels]

Hello, I am going to try one more time. I was clear about I was trying ask, Dose any one out there know what they call this style is called? / let say I'm stamping with pink so the backgroud of the stamp is pink and the letters of happy birthday white? I have this set and love It. I wanted to tell stampin'up that they need to make more like it. and I know they other stamp like this set, but for some reason I don't like them. like I like the vivid greetings. Here is a pic. of the vivid greetings set. :confused:

[Carol Shafer]

There is a place on the demo part of the SU website where we can make suggestions for future stamps. That is what she is talking about. I think she would like to know the style writing of Vivid Greetings like "Script", etc. I'm not sure what the letters in that set are called. Carol

[GarnetJ]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Carol Shafer

There is a place on the demo part of the SU website where we can make suggestions for future stamps.

A lot of us on Splitcoast are customers and not demos, so we can't get to the suggestions page. Maybe that would be a nice thing for one of the demos to do -- suggest that they make more stamps in this style.
However, since all the fonts are different in this set, it's not the font style hotwheels is looking for. I think it is the sort of "reverse" style of stamp. The wording stays white [or CS color] while the background is inked.

[camsmom]

Quote:

Originally Posted by hotwheels

Hello, I am going to try one more time. I was clear about I was trying ask, Dose any one out there know what they call this style is called? / let say I'm stamping with pink so the backgroud of the stamp is pink and the letters of happy birthday white? I have this set and love It. I wanted to tell stampin'up that they need to make more like it. and I know they other stamp like this set, but for some reason I don't like them. like I like the vivid greetings. Here is a pic. of the vivid greetings set.

Hi! I think what you are referring to is the main image is what gets the ink, and the writing becomes the background color.

I believe those are referred to as "Reverse Image" stamps. Another similar style is Nature's Secret-the new hostess set (level 3)

Aslo a tip-when you have a question and you need clarification-do NOT start a new thread-just clarify your question again by posting aresponse. I merged the 2 threads you started together so anyone who was going to help you could do it one place. It helps keep things organized here. ;)

To let Stampin' Up! know that you like hthis style, go to www.stampinup.com

There is a spot to click on that says "Contact Us"
Click on it and you can send them an e-mail with your input. You can also contact your demonstrator who can e-mail them.

[hotwheels]

thank for all great help! And thanks telling other.

[hotwheels]

Thank you I was looking for this (Reverse Image) here. You hit right the head! You were a great help If you can please help me spread the word around to demos. The more we talk about it and tell others to tell people they know. The more the word getting out about what more Reverse Image stamps. the that stampin'up is likely to listen.
Thanks again.
Hotwheels