Rubber stamp catalogs

[JenStamps4Fun]

Does anyone have suggestions for some companies that will mail you a free rubber stamp catalog of the products they offer? I have a SU demonstrator so I get those but I am interested in other products as well. I know that there are a ton of online catalogs to view but I prefer being able to physically look through a catalog ... odd I know! lol

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[jayneb]

I'd like to have a list like that too! After working on a computer all day, I don't want to sit at one to look through on-line catalogs. Are there many companies left that have printed catalogs?

[CraftyMel2]

Funny to see this posted I was JUST thinking about that! The reason I go to SU products is because of the catalog. If there were others out there that I could look through, I think it would broaden my horizons. Hopefully someone will lead us in the right direction!!

[kwelch10377]

I don't know of any companies that will mail you a free catalog. I know Amuse and Close to My Heart have catalogs, but it is up to the demo if there are going to charge you for them. Impression Obsession has a catalog but they charge you for it. Catalogs cost a lot of money to produce and companies don't get the return on investment with them anymore because of the internet.

[cobby]

I think Hero Arts puts out a catalog; but you do have to pay for it. I believe you can order one from their web site or from "SimonSaysStamp.com".

Penny Black may have a catalog too, but I'm not sure. Other than Amuse, Close to My Heart, and Stampin' Up these are the only other two I can think of that might have an actual "book" instead of just an online catalog. Good Luck!

[SkyNacho]

I know that Flourishes (www.flourishes.org) puts together a catalog/idea book you can buy.