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I ordered this collection of uppercase and lowercase alphabet stamps for a school project.The stamps are much smaller than anticipated when I ordered but actually worked out for our project. Each stamp is glued onto the end of a dark stained rectangular piece of wood that is easy to grip with your hand. The alphabet letter is printed at the end of a dark stained rectangular wood stick, but it’s a little hard to see the printed letters. I recently had a lot of words and sentences to stamp but couldn’t get a good rhythm because I was constantly searching for the letter I needed. The stamps come in a wooden box with latch. The box is a nice feature to store the stamps in, but seems a little unpractical because they don’t stay upright very well. I really like the font and see myself and kids using them a lot in our future.I included pictures next to a ruler to reference size

Amazon came through! I really needed these delivered next day and I'm so glad they came. Phew. They are exactly what I was hoping to get. Everything came as expected and they work great. I'll have lots of fun using these for more crafts in the future.

I bought these for a drawing class that I'm taking and when they arrived all the letters were kind of everywhere and I had to rearrange them in the correct order. The dividers were also bent making it difficult for the stamps to stand. As for the stamps themselves the actual wood part is very nice but the bit with the stamp is just what seems to be a sticker on the bottom of the wood bit. they do work but I am scared that the stamp is going to come off everytime I take them out of the box, which the box is nicely made.

The set is nice and works well, but they really needed to inlcude more punctuation marks. It’s difficult to write sentences without them.

I used these stamps to hand letter “to:” and “from:” and individual names onto muslin bags this Christmas. I didn’t mind that the outline of the stamp was visible as a thin box around each letter—it added to the homemade look I was aiming for. My only complaint is that the labeling of each stamp doesn’t contrast sufficiently from the dark wood, making it difficult to determine which letter you’ve picked up without flipping it over to view the metal stamp itself. I’ll probably use a gold sharpie to write the letters onto the wood for readability. Overall, I’m pleased with the purchase and will use the letters for various crafting and gifting projects for years to come.