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I'm debating on which one to get. So which one is your favorite, most used or do you feel is most verstile (sp?). I'm looking at the current sets on pages 166 and 167 of the latest catalog.
IBB , hands down!!! It goes with everything. I love to use the open dots as snow on the background of a Christmas or winter card. And I find myself reaching for that splatter stamp all the time... it's the perfect little touch to "finish" a card.
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Janet
I cannot live without the "sprinkle" stamp! It just makes anything plain, just pop! I was so afraid they would discontinue it but they were full of wisdom on that one (nuts on the paisley though)!
So far it's unanimous! I love the speckle stamp in IBB to give cards the aged look called "foxing". That's what the brown spots that appear on old paper are called.
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Definitely Itty Bitty Backgrounds - that speckle stamp can transform a "void" background into an awesome one in seconds. And I find that with some of the other small background stamps (I've got quite a few of them now), it sometimes seems like you've got to stamp the entire background with it or it doesn't quite look right, but that's not the case with the IBB stamps - you can just add a little sprinkle here & there and it's perfect. Just my opinion here.
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wow I voted IBB as well.. I would have thought it would have been a little more spread out... LOL! I love them all.. but I do use IBB a little more--- Guess you got your answer.. pretty quickly!