The ink was a little hard to use, and I had a lot of problems with the word stamps, but once I started pressing without ink I was happy with the results. The blog Paper Crave gives a nice review of the L Letterpress.
Here is a card I made using the plates and the stationary supplied in the kit.
These are the plates I used.
I am now also able to resurrect my stationary company from elementary school: © a. devine creation
It would be nice to order a custom print for my company's name if I ever decide to sell stationary on Etsy. The Paper Crave post talks about ordering custom photopolymer plates for the L combo kit from Boxcar Press. I definitely want to get some more plates, including a full alphabet, and a chevron pattern.
Do you have a letterpress kit? Any recommendations for buying supplemental plates?
Nice. I especially like your company name a. devine creation. Can you get a trademark registration for that I wonder?
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DeleteHi Anna - its Amanda ... I just wanted to thank you for the lovely tea cozy you made and left for me at your parents' home. I visited earlier this month and there it was propped up on the bed pillows in the guest bedroom, wrapped gently in tissue with a little note. I took it home straight away and promptly put it on my tea pot; it fits like a glove! Thank you. It is a warm and welcoming sight every time I enter my kitchen. xoxo Amanda
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