Allyson May on fri 7 jan 05
I buy all of my textile stamps at a bead store in Indianapolis. =
Sometimes little eclectic shops such as this will carry textile stamps. =
Mine are not Indian but 16th century Afghani. The bead store owner has =
a big trunk full of all sizes and patterns. They are covered with ink, =
dirt and stuff. I get really dirty sorting through them but what =
wonderful clay stamps they make!!!!
Peace,
Allyson May
Stoney Creek Pottery
Bloomington, Indiana
AMay4@msn.com
Gail Phillips on fri 7 jan 05
Well gang -
I am here in Indy, and if Allyson will be so kind as to share the name of the establishment, I could go there for you all and get you something per your order.
- Gail Phillips
-------------- Original message from Allyson May : --------------
> I buy all of my textile stamps at a bead store in Indianapolis. Sometimes
> little eclectic shops such as this will carry textile stamps. Mine are not
> Indian but 16th century Afghani. The bead store owner has a big trunk full of
> all sizes and patterns. They are covered with ink, dirt and stuff. I get
> really dirty sorting through them but what wonderful clay stamps they make!!!!
> Peace,
> Allyson May
> Stoney Creek Pottery
> Bloomington, Indiana
> AMay4@msn.com
>
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Allyson May on sat 8 jan 05
Hey Gail,
The name of the store is Boca Loca Beads and it is in the 800 block of =
Massachusetts Ave. They used to have two large trunks full but when I =
was in there last week they were down to only one trunk. Two guys came =
into the store and bought a large amount of the stamps to use at the =
Indianapolis Home Show. It appears that not only are they good for clay =
but faux painters and interior design people love them for texturing =
painted surfaces! The stamps are just a few cents under $20.00 each no =
matter what their size.
Peace,
Allyson May
Stoney Creek Pottery
Bloomington, IN
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