Orders ship in 2-3 business days after purchase and artwork approval. I just can’t do it any faster. It wouldn’t be fair to charge you extra to get the same service unless of course, you insisted…I'm saving for a new Kuerig. You can, however, upgrade your shipping if you like when checking out.

Not only can you, but it’s a requirement. Seems annoying sometimes but it really helps with errors. It works out in both of our favors when an error does occur. So watch your email because that's where it will be sent.

You can submit your artwork before ordering and we can direct you to the correct listing. If you have at least one measurement in mind, either left to right or top to bottom, just let us know and we can resize proportionally.

I'm happy to make several alterations to the artwork but a artwork fee will be charged if there are more than 3 per item.

I can but it probably won’t be what you are expecting. I can add space between lines or I can take the whole thing and stretch it. If you already have a stunning logo, I don’t advise changing it just to use up more space on whatever you are stamping. Sometimes white space is more eye pleasing than a distorted piece of art. Just my opinion and I'll change it if you like.

My stamps are totally made in house by me. I engrave the rubber, cut the wood mount and attach the handle. The rubber is natural red rubber and never plastic.

All of my stamps are hand trimmed as close to the image as possible and the big open spots that always seem to pick up ink are trimmed away, also. I hate having to worry about extra artifacts on my stamped art and figure you all do too.

My wood blocks are cut to fit the stamp, drilled and a handle attached and sprayed with a light clear coat to keep the ink from absorbing into the wood.

The sizes in the listing are the maximum sizes of the ART. I cut the wood blocks to fit the art. I use 3/4" hard maple right from the hardwoods place that comes to me in 3 foot lengths.

If your art is 2.5” wide by 1.25” tall, the listing you’ll want the 3” x 2” listing. Sorry, we don’t do ½” sizes because none of our suppliers go by ½” so we have to round up.

I'll always try to help but you'll have to help me, too. You must have some sort of an idea in mind and I'm probably not going to guess what it is. I stink at guessing.

1. Please do a Google search to look for something similar to your idea. 2. Let me know what kind of font you are wanting.
3. Let me know the size range we have to work with
4. Please let me know what you'll be stamping on.

If I could have this info from the get-go, it will save lots of time for both of us.

I want you to have your order as much as you want to have it but this issue lies with your local post office and there's not much that I can do.

1. Be sure your shipping address is correct.

2. If the address is correct, either visit your local post office or call them to see if they may know where it's at. Do not bother with the 800 number on the USPS website. Instead look for the local number at www.postofficehours.com. Make sure you have your tracking number. They can give you a GPS location with a map printout of where the last scan took place.

3. Be respectful when talking to any postal worker. They've had not only a pandemic with 4x the usual load of mail to deal with but also a new person in charge creating chaos.