Today I'm starting another one of my regular blog features and it's on rubber stamp companies that have an "Angel Policy" in place.What's an angel policy? It's simply permission from a company to use their rubber stamped images on items that you plan to sell for profit.
Some companies have more generous angel policies than others. Most angel policies have one thing in common and that is - you, the artist, must personally make and hand stamp the items you are selling. Some companies also limit the number of items you can produce and/or require their company be credited.
I'll start my list of angel companies with one of my very favorites...Hampton Art.
Hampton Art stamps are fabulous! After all, it's Hampton Art's Studio G that make those fantastic "dollar stamps" that can be found at Michaels and Joanns stores. Hampton Art has a generous angel policy in place. You can find the complete policy Here. Basically it states you may use their stamped images in one-of-a kind handmade projects to sell as long as you do not exceed quanities greater than 20 made by hired employees for the purpose of mass marketing.*
*Please double check all policies with the company's website as it may have changed since this post.
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