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Jason on Apr 14, 2026
5 out of 5 starsVery happy with purchase. The stamp(s) work really well. I've been using this for Chess flashcards (4x6, but this would also fit on 3x5). I'm using red ink for the black pieces and black ink for the white pieces, but that isn't absolutely necessary. You can clearly tell the difference between black and white pieces.
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Susan on Sep 19, 2026
5 out of 5 starsI have come back year after year for a custom stamp used for an event that has a different theme annually and I swear the product just gets better and better. Excellent to work with!
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Alexis on Sep 6, 2026
5 out of 5 starsGreat looking stamp, arrived in time frame specified. Would buy from again.
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Etsy buyer on Jun 24, 2026
5 out of 5 starsI tried out my new address stamp. I wasn't sure when I first looked at it, but the the image came out perfectly clear. Just right.
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Jaclyn on Jun 17, 2026
5 out of 5 starsThe stamp is exactly what we were looking for, it was perfect for our wedding invites!
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Rachel on Jun 13, 2026
5 out of 5 starsLove this! Makes sending my mail more fun. Stamp looks just like the example photo.
About AsspocketProductions
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Stacey
Owner, Designer, Maker, Curator, Sock Monkey Wrangler
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Scott McDonald
Maker
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Gretchen
Maker, Stamp Making Goddess
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Custom and personalised orders
All of my stamps can be customized, and I can create completely new designs for you. Please send me a note with your ideas, any images you would like to use, what size you would like it to be, and I'll get back to you with a quote.
Wholesale availability
Wholesale prices are volume dependant, starting at 10 stamps. I am able to make and ship large wholesale orders usually within a week of your paid order. Contact me for details.
Care instructions
Use, Care & Maintenance of your new stamps
♥ When you receive a new stamp, scrub it with soap and warm water, and an old toothbrush to remove any powder and shipping debris from the surface of it.
♥ Stamp on scrap paper, experiment with it, use different inks, different pressure, to find what combination works best for you.
♥ The more you use your stamp the better it will perform, so ink it, use it, and wash it a few times before you get down to your intended project.
♥ The above instructions are what is called "conditioning" your stamp. Another method of conditioning that is safe for your polymer stamps is using a pencil eraser to rub the surface of your stamp to remove any manufacturing residue and rough up the surface.
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