FREE Shipping Days!
FREE Standard Shipping on Orders $75+ with code: FREESHIPPING
FREE Standard Shipping on Orders $75+ with code: FREESHIPPING
$10.99 $6.09
Embellish layouts and cards with the Stitches Clear Acrylic Stamp Set by BoBunny. It includes five lines of stitching patterns, three doily designs, and eight other designs, for a total of 16 stamps. The stamps range in size from approximately 1/4" x 1/4" to 1 3/4" x 1 3/4".
These clear acrylic stamps do a wonderful job. The outcome is a nice clear and crisp print and I love it. The stitching works awesome on layouts, cards, tags. So cute. I love the doilies and the little buttons too as they work so nicely with anything you want to put them on and they are adorable. The price was good and the size is perfect too.
This great little set of stamps is excellent value. Although other reviewers have noted some issues with their sets, my stamps were easy to remove from the plastic backing and stamp beautifully. I like the fine detail of the "doily" images and plan to use these as background images. For people living outside the US, the long stitching stamps don't quite make it across the long axis of a standard, International, A6 card but can still be used to create a great border.
I’ve been working on a vintage book from an old book and waited for this stamp to get back in stock because I knew it would be perfect- and it is. I love stamping or embossing the doilies and stamping the little rows of stitches is a nice touch on my pages. I’ve also used it on my 12x12” layouts. Very nice stamp set!
Over all I have been very happy with Bo Bunny stamps and would recommend them, especially as they are also relatively inexpensive. This set is lovely and I really like the stitching (beats using a sewing machine and dulling the needle!) and the length of the stitches are 5 3/4" and they look lovely. The only thing I wish is that there was more acrylic around the stitches as it's a bit difficult to line them straight because they are so skinny. But what's a little wonkiness in this wonky life?
I love this stamp set! I used one of the stitch stamps on a tag for my scrapbook and it really looks nice. It also has a button stamp that is so cute!
I was looking for a stamp set to fake it stitching since I do not own a sewing machine. I see Victoria groom Victoria Marie Designs use this this on a layout and had to buy
These stamps are perfect for card making, tags & scrapbooking! I love the designs & they compliment each other, so you can mix & match them or use individually- Great Detail also! I'm very happy I bought this set!!!
I love these stamps! To make a long story short, I haven't been able to sew in years due to my RA. (Rheumatoid Arthritis) I had no idea there were stamps with stitches! I'm so happy about this!
I bought these for the stitches but the doily flowers are very cute when stamped out. It’s not photopolymer stamp but I find that it stamps fairly well still. The acrylic is still pretty firm and not squishy soft like some other brands, hence it does still keep the details on the stamp.
The doily stamps are very intricate and I recommend using a stamp positioner. Even using one, the pineapple lace doily (the middle one in the row) would not stamp completely. I also had trouble with the buttons, although pigment ink works better than dye ink.
The lines of stitching look realistic and each one is a separate stamp. You can curve them as desired, or use them straight as shown on the package. They would be my reason for recommending the set.
You must be signed in to comment. Please click here to sign in.
How long are the stitches stamps in this set? Will they fit across an A2 card - portrait or landscape?
By:
Beckatoo
(05-Mar-15)
The stitches stamps measure 5 75 inches or 5 -3/4 Inches. They will work with the envelopes.
By: caroldmeehan
(07-Mar-15)
Are these individual stamps in the kit and how long are they?
By:
tammymote34
(06-Jun-20)
They are individual stamps in the kit. Unfortunately, I do not have the stamp nearby so I could measure the length of the different stamps, but someone answered the measurements question in one of the answers previous to this one, 2014 or 2015, I think. Wish I could be more help....
By: srarback
(09-Jun-20)
