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Step back in time with the Tidbits Cling Mounted Rubber Stamp Set by Tim Holtz for Stampers Anonymous! This captivating set features an array of nostalgic images inspired by vintage product tags and paperwork, including order and package numbers and sentiments like "statement", "duplicate set" "1907 Model", and more, perfect for adding authentic vintage flair to your cards, scrapbook pages, and tags. These high-quality cling stamps adhere effortlessly to any acrylic block (sold separately), ensuring crisp impressions with your favorite inks, markers, and embossing powders (all sold separately). Let your creativity soar as you layer these versatile elements to create unique backgrounds, focal points, or subtle accents that evoke a sense of history and charm. Whether you're crafting a vintage-inspired masterpiece or adding a touch of nostalgia to your modern designs, this stamp set will help you capture the essence of bygone eras in your paper crafts!
These are really cool stamps and I am very excited to try them out. There are so many cool numbers and 'bits' on the page. They are exactly as pictured with a white back and red rubber stamping area. They do stick to an acrylic block (or you can 'freehand' them, as well). Only thing is to use caution when you separate them for the first time as they are not cut apart all the way in some of the corners so the rubber stretches a bit before it breaks. All in all, I think this was a great purchase to add to my growing stash.
The stamp you can use on everything.
Great Stamp ! I’ve used it all in one piece as a background stamp and also used the individual stamps for scrapbooking and cards!!!!
You can't go wrong with Tim Holtz stamp sets. I like that the tidbits are fairly small compared to some of the other stamp sets. I work on a smaller scale and can't use the larger stamps.
This stamp set has about everything I need to bring pops of ephemera to my junk journals.
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