commoncenz
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Has anyone ever used a rubber stamp (or any type) to stamp your logo/name on pieces of burlap? How well did it work? What process did you use?
Patrick, have you ever ordered from Mad Oils? They use muslin bags stamped with their logos for their goodie bags. They are extremely thoughtful about their packaging - the best in the business, IMO - it might not get much better than that. I just looked at one, it looks like some kind of ink, but I'm not good a identifying that stuff. If you order from them you might want to ask what they use, the owner, Joanna, is super nice about responding. I really liked their labels, espec. for oils (no running/seeping/discoloration) and was curious about how they came out so nicely, she included a little hand written note in my order telling me where she sourced them.
After reading this I went and stamped (just a big address stamp) a muslin bag (just cotton draw string) and it worked! I was so surprised it came out very clear even with smallish font. This opens up possibilities.Patrick, have you ever ordered from Mad Oils? They use muslin bags stamped with their logos for their goodie bags. They are extremely thoughtful about their packaging - the best in the business, IMO - it might not get much better than that. I just looked at one, it looks like some kind of ink, but I'm not good a identifying that stuff. If you order from them you might want to ask what they use, the owner, Joanna, is super nice about responding. I really liked their labels, espec. for oils (no running/seeping/discoloration) and was curious about how they came out so nicely, she included a little hand written note in my order telling me where she sourced them.
It is very nice and elegant, Doriette. However, n_a is right in that I'm trying to go with a more "rugged" look. I've found a few fonts to play around with and some places that will do custom rubber or acrylic stamps. And, I think I will probably go with either muslin bags or cardboard stock cigar bands. Just need some type of "image" to go along with "The Soap Mason" and I'll be set as far as the ideas for these gift baskets.Doriette, that is really a nice elegant effect. I don't think it will work w/Cenz' aesthetic - don't mean to speak for you, Patrick - but I really like the way it looks.