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Birthday? Let's Celebrate! Wedding? Let's Celebrate! Retirement? Let's Celebrate! You get the idea. A sort of traditional font in a convenient design to help you create invitations so you can say to people: LET'S CELEBRATE!Image: .77" high X 2.8" wideBlock:    1" high X 3" wide..

A wonderfully detailed image of a steam engine train. The very first steam engine train was built in 1712. There are still a few existing steam engines around the world still running, but most were retired by 1960. Great for the history buff or train lover.Image:    2.02" high X ..

Baby goat stuffy rubber stamp. Add this little guy to your collection for all the baby cards, congratulations, gift notes, and baby shower cards you might need it for.Image: 1.65" high X 1.41" wideBlock:    1.75" high X 1.5" wide..

This little owl has just graduated, sporting his cap and gown diploma in hand, ready to conquer the world. Perfect for congratulations on your graduation cards.Block: 2" X 2" Image: 1.71" X 1.75"..

 Our new Gnome sweet gnome script stamp pairs perfectly with our Frosty Gnome rubber stamp.Block size: 1.25” by 2”Image size: 1.5" by 1.75"Note: This listing is for the "Gnome Sweet Gnome" text stamp only. Click this link for the; Frosty Gnome Rubber Stamp...

This lovely heart made up of many hearts of all sizes can be used on wedding invitations, napkins, scrapbooking, valentines cards.Block size 2.5” by 2.5"Image size: 2.3" by 2.5"..

Oh my, this owl has so much character, you can see it in his eyes. He is prepared for a cold winter with his cozy knit scarf, so will make perfect Christmas cards for family and friends.Image Size: 1.25" by 2.27"Block Size:   1.5” by 2.5”..

Another lovely script stamp for Christmas cards or tags or special wrapping paper.Block Size:     1.75” by 2”Image Size:    1.37" by 1.75"..

The first sign of spring when things are coming alive! The spring chives with the purple ball atop the long slender green stalks, before it opens to a showy mauve flower.Image: 1.48" X 2.60"Block Size: 1.75" X 2.75"..

"You ain't nothin but a"... but this one is so well behaved. The first version of “Hound Dog” was released in March 1953 by Willie Mae “Big Mama” ThorntonImage size: 1.14" X 2.28"Block size 1.5" X 2.5"..

This bare branch can be used on its own, with other botanicals, or as a tree when stamped upright.Image Size: 1.7" X 3.05"Block Size: 2" X 3.25"..

This grove of trees is from a photograph we took during a leisurely walk through the Squamish Estuary, situated in the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) peoples. Located at the tip of the Howe Sound, in British Columbia and bordered by "The Spit" on the west..