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You'll have a variety of sentiments to choose from for your birthday cards with the Happy Birthday Sentiments Clear Photopolymer Stamps by Pinkfresh Studio. Included in the set are 21 clear photopolymer stamps with sentiments like "May the adventures continue," "Don't count your candles. Just enjoy the glow!," "Wish Big!," and more. The stamps can be used with your favorite inks, an acrylic block, and the coordinating Happy Birthday Sentiments dies (each sold separately). The largest stamp in the set measures 3.5" x .75". Made in the USA.
I am sentiment addicted and these were perfect to add to my ever growing collection. Nice font and different sentiments. Very happy.
I have lots of birthday sentiments, but it can be difficult to find something new and different that isn't too snarky. I send the same people cards every year and I like to do something that isn't the "same old" thing. This collection is going to meet that need and several of the greetings could easily work for other situations too. Good job on this one Pinkfresh. I hope your creative staff is still working on new stuff for birthday cards!!
I ordered this for a friend. I'm going to order for myself now!
I needed new birthday sentiments, but I was hesitant to purchase this set due to the price, and I couldn’t see the fonts in the picture. This set is so worth it! I will use these for years!
I was looking for a few Birthday sentiments and this one is great!
Very nice word stamps and dies.
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Is there a co-ordinating die set for this?
By:
User
(23-Jun-21)
Yes, if you search for pfs-104821 on our site, it will bring you to the coordinating die set. Hope this helps!
By: Scrapbook.com
(23-Jun-21)
It would be great if Pinkfresh would provide an actual picture of the stamps, instead of this unhelpful angled shot. I'm not about to buy a pig in a poke!
By:
User
(27-Feb-21)
Most stamp companies are now forced to take a photo at this angle due to people stealing the images and recreating the product without permission. If you go to their blogs and the design team blogs, you can get a better look at the sets plus a lot of inspiration.
By: CASscrapper
(16-May-21)
