Lawn Fawn Clear Stamps - Calendar Plan On It (LF1177) Review

Very disappointed. It's clearly needed. "January" is used. The brand was accompanied by a very cheap transparent bag. It did not have the original lawn packaging.

I love these stamps! I've recently started a bullet journal and these stamps are perfect for adding the days of the week to my headlines! I also have a weather forecast section so little weather stamps are great for that. I highly recommend these stamps!

Pretty and easy to use. I bought it for bullet journaling (I have rheumatoid arthritis so retyping is hard for me) and although it took longer than I expected to install and use, it saved my joints. The stamps are small enough to work well with a gridded notepad like the Leuchtturm1917 that I have.

Lawn Deer Stamp of excellent quality. You get a crisp impression as these are not "flat" cuts, the burr contour is more defined when that makes sense. Also great for those new to bullet journaling as they fit columns etc in my journals. I have to stop buying more as I don't "need" anything but I want a lot of their designs.

I am new to the world of stamps. I haven't figured out how to use all of the stamps available in this collection in the most efficient way for me, but this set offers enough variety and range to meet my needs. The stamps are small enough to fit comfortably in the various diaries I carry for work and home. They are easy to clean with Lawn Fawn suede or a special cloth.

I bought these to use on postcards for my postcrossing hobby. They're fairly small (round dates are about 1/4 inch) so they'll fit on a medium 6x4 postcard, but not so small that they don't look good. Anyone who wants flexibility in date stamping - I find old-school rotating adjustable date stamps an absolute bummer - would appreciate it if you could arrange the numbers to match non-US date formats (MM/DD/Y). Hooray! Weather symbols are great for postcards showing current weather conditions…