Ink Stamps by 7gypsies

[KrazyIvan]

Tried to hit some antique shops in our city but they were closed for the holiday. We ended up going to the donation store and a Tuesday Morning that was next door. I Found these stackable ink stamps by 7gypsies and thought they were cool. I did a little research on the company and they have a lot of journal binding supplies. I am going through their website now just drooling over the stuff. It looks very much in the style of Patrick Ng from Scription Blog fame.


Ink Stamps by IvanRomero, on Flickr


Stack-able Ink Stamps by 7gypsies by IvanRomero, on Flickr

[manoeuver]

Those are really cool. Good score.wonder how an empty ink pad would do with fp ink?

[writingrav]

Cool. Indeed, just checked their site. Very interesting. Their blog is also very interesting. The stuff from the National Stationary Show is enticing.

[KrazyIvan]

Those are really cool. Good score.wonder how an empty ink pad would do with fp ink?

Maybe more saturated ink would do good? I might try it when they dry out.

Cool. Indeed, just checked their site. Very interesting. Their blog is also very interesting. The stuff from the National Stationary Show is enticing.

Yeah, lots of cool stuff. I am thinking of making a journal with some of their stuff.

[Bogon07]

Gads, yet another interesting find/purchase. I thought of Patrick Ng from Scription Blog as soon as I saw them too. Pity there is no Chronodex stamp there (I'm still drawing that free-hand in my work notebook).

The stamps themselves are interesting and the sort of thing you would want to start to incorporate into your notebooks and journals. They stack well too and it is good the way the representations of the stamps line up on the outside.

[KrazyIvan]

Gads, yet another interesting find/purchase. I thought of Patrick Ng from Scription Blog as soon as I saw them too. Pity there is no Chronodex stamp there (I'm still drawing that free-hand in my work notebook).

The stamps themselves are interesting and the sort of thing you would want to start to incorporate into your notebooks and journals. They stack well too and it is good the way the representations of the stamps line up on the outside.

I thought the compass rose looks something like the Chronodex thing. The representation of the stamp on the outside also tels you which way to hold it. They should be toward you when stamping for proper orientation.

[eriquito]

We ended up going to the donation store...

I think this is at least the second time you've mentioned the "donation store" and I'm not familiar with that term. Is it like a Goodwill and/or Salvation Army store?

[KrazyIvan]

I think this is at least the second time you've mentioned the "donation store" and I'm not familiar with that term. Is it like a Goodwill and/or Salvation Army store?

Bingo.