Good Morning, y’all!
Overwhelmingly, you chose monogram #1 a while back, and so did I.
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Once I received the cleaned-up file from the creator, I quickly hopped over to Ed Smith’s Stencilworks in Mid-City to have two custom self-inking stamps made.
I had one made for return address labeling and the other for gift tags.
I am not on the lookout for round gift tags. Yes! My brain never stops.
Ed Smith’s was so easy to work with, and I had my order in less than a week. Thanks to Margaret of my fave stationary place, Scriptura for introducing me to Ed Smith’s.
The monogram designer also sent me a file with The Acorn logo atop the custom monogram. What a great monogram it could be. Hmmmmmm?
I also ordered a custom monogrammed pillow from a fave shoppe in Savannah. More to come…
Custom stamps, y’all!
Love the stamp, especially the one for the return address on letters, cards, and whatever. Can't wait to see your monogrammed pillow . Have a great day! xoxo
ReplyDeleteAs I am a relatively new follower, I missed the post about the monogram. However, I think the one chosen is very appropriate! Nice work!
ReplyDeleteI love custom stamps like that! Gosh, you can use them for SO many things. You could get a monogram made without your address and use them on solid color cocktail napkins. Now, I know you could use those! I think it makes your correspondence look so special when you use a custom stamp like you did.
ReplyDeleteI'm a fan of monograms! The one you selected is very regal, Ron. Good choice!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE both stamps...I had one made up last year with our address on it. Can't wait to see the new pillow!
ReplyDeleteThis is an awesome stamp and you will use it for everything! I also like the acorn!
ReplyDeleteLove it, Ron! The one with the acorn could be used for so many things, as well! You chose well!!
ReplyDeleteVery classy Ron..I'm a stamper but have never found anyone that does custom stamps other than little "made by" stamps..
ReplyDeleteAre you willing to share the designer of the monogram? Pretty please ;)
ReplyDeleteCourtland of No. Four Eleven in Savannah, GA. I worked with her online.
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