I changed my personal stamp 4 times. I had a store-bought kokopelli stamp at first. I noticed someone else was using the same stamp, so I changed it. Yet again someone else started using the same stamp, etc. I finally got an image on the internet of a kokopelli, carved it with musical notes on it and that's my stamp. This hobby is about YOU, not about what someone else thinks - remember - no rules. Have fun! Change your image! Go for it!

Enjoy!

donutz716

sandramilfeld wrote:
When I started letterboxing a couple of years ago, I was gung-ho and in a hurry to get going.
So I carved out a personal stamp real quick. Now I'm not satisfied with it. I know I can do
better, and I see that my stamp is too big for most logbooks. What is the etiquette for
changing your personal stamp? Isn't that like changing your signature?

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I've been thinking of changing my signature stamp
yearly. Last year it was a word stamp - liked it but
it's a bit too big. If I can't get the whole word
stamp in the logbook and it gets cut off it doesn't
make much sense. This year I have a new letterboxing
companion - my standard poodle boxing buddy. I carved
a poodle stamp and have been using it for 2005. Next
year maybe I'll carve a different poodle stamp or
maybe something that reflects what's going on in my
life in 2006.

JARS

--- Donna Magner wrote:
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I changed my personal stamp 4 times. I had a
store-bought kokopelli stamp at first. I noticed
someone else was using the same stamp, so I changed
it. Yet again someone else started using the same
stamp, etc. I finally got an image on the internet of
a kokopelli, carved it with musical notes on it and
that's my stamp. This hobby is about YOU, not about
what someone else thinks - remember - no rules. Have
fun! Change your image! Go for it!

Enjoy!

donutz716

sandramilfeld wrote:
When I started letterboxing a couple of years ago, I
was gung-ho and in a hurry to get going.
So I carved out a personal stamp real quick. Now I'm
not satisfied with it. I know I can do
better, and I see that my stamp is too big for most
logbooks. What is the etiquette for
changing your personal stamp? Isn't that like
changing your signature?

stargazer








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Many people change their personal stamp. I started with a very very
simple padlock carving. A couple of months later I carved a much more
intricate one of a fancier padlock. I still use the first one as it is
a lot smaller and easier to stamp into mini boxes.

Some people use a bunch of different stamps. Such as Der Mad Stamper.
Remember....no rules. :)


Lock Wench


--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "sandramilfeld"
wrote:
>
> When I started letterboxing a couple of years ago, I was gung-ho and
in a hurry to get going.
> So I carved out a personal stamp real quick. Now I'm not satisfied
with it. I know I can do
> better, and I see that my stamp is too big for most logbooks. What
is the etiquette for
> changing your personal stamp? Isn't that like changing your
signature?
>
> stargazer
>