Review on Hero Arts CM357 Stamps Celestial by Karla Richter

I had no idea there were "good" brands of stamp makers. I felt like it was such a simple product that there was no need for "good" quality. My wife uses stamps to make postcards and other crafts and she needed insect stamps (can't tell you why) and I got them. She was very satisfied and said it was a good brand that you could buy at a craft store. I tried them. They are very pliable, easy to "lock" onto the stamp and easy to remove. The flexibility of the print seems to make for a better 'print' on paper, allowing the image to stay sharp even with imperfections or creases. It was fun drawing a butterfly, dragonfly or cricket between the black ink lines. I didn't know why there was so much empty space. My daughter definitely had the opportunity to experiment with colors on each of these bugs. I haven't played around with text stamps, but I've seen my family make silly postcards with them. It's really professional writing, although I prefer handwritten notes for such things. Cleaning each stamp in soapy water is easy because they flex well under my fingers and feel hard like they won't break. under stressful conditions. We think it's worth the price for something you can use reliably for years.