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Here is a grouping of cards that were all monogrammed for the same person. In this example, Beth made a set of personalized cards to send as thank you notes. The first card is a single monogram using Beth's first initial. This monogram was made using the Small Monogram Stamper (also formerly known as the C-30) that comes with the one letter Damask Borders, Times New Roman font in one size, the self inking stamper and double sided ink pad with black ink on one side. In the next example, Beth used the Curlz Font Kit which comes with the Curlz font in two sizes, four borders and a wooden block. Everything in the Curlz Kit is compatible with the self inking Large Monogram Stamper (also formerly known as the C-45). The last example is a traditional three letter monogram made using the self inking Large Monogram Stamper Kit. This kit comes with the Times New Roman font in two sizes, four borders, double sided ink pad with black ink on one side, the self inking stamper and a golden storage box with magnetic closure.
When creating a three letter monogram the order of the letters is small first name letter on the left, large last name letter in the middle and small middle name letter on the right. In this example, the monogram for Beth Therese Rodwell is BRT.
*Note* The only time the three letter monogram is in left to right order is if all the letters are the same size.
Hope this helps answer some of your questions on Monogram Etiquette. If you think of any questions leave them in the comments and they will be addressed at the end of the week.
Please note that the items used in these projects can be found on the JustRite Stampers web site under Best Sellers. And don't forget that September 1st there will be a slight price increase on these items so take advantage of the savings now.
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Here is a great and yummy set that Kellie made using our Baking Ensemble stamp set. She made cocoa packets, treat bags filled with chocolate and decorated a fudge box. Angela and Jen were our Make and Take girls that worked long and hard at the booth. They both did an awesome job and we are so grateful for their hard work. We couldn't have done it without these two girls. Angela was also responsible for creating, cutting and preparing all the Make and Takes. Thanks Angela! These are wedding favors made with a Sizzix pillow box die, some were run through the Big Shot with a Cuttlebug die and then filled with mints. The tags were made using the new Wedding Ensemble stamp set and tied on with satin ribbon. FINALLY! Someone that is taller than 6 Ft tall Taylor! LOL...just kidding. Tonya is standing on a chair because she said that she wanted Taylor to look up at her. I know Taylor is sick of hearing this but she is really tall...and cute ...and sweet...and a pleasure to work with. This was a very cool diaper cake made by our Make and Take helper Angela. She used the new Baby Ensemble stamp set and two packs of diapers for this cake. Very cute and caught the eye of many that walked past our booth. More cake at our booth! This time a wedding cake that Kellie and Angela designed. It had a wedding cake topper and all. The cake slices were made using an Accucuts die. By the way, Accucuts graciously provided all the Make and Take dies for the Wedding Dress, Tuxedo, Cupcake Box. We are so very grateful for the generosity of the people at Accuts. Here is a pic of our new packaging in a mock up display of how it could look in your store! Can't you see it now...a whole wall of JustRite. Taylor got a visit from her friends Joy and Daisy from Eclectic Paperie. And here is Taylor doing a Make and Take with our junior stamper Katie. Isn't she soooo cute just sitting there watching as Taylor tells her mom all about making the cupcake invitation. She was so intrigued and attentive. I see lots of stamping in her future.
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Here are some great Christams projects created by Kellie Fortin to get your creative juices flowing! It's time to start planning for your holiday gift giving and these stamps will help add that personal and creative touch.
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