On My Way Stamp Sets
The On My Way collection was designed with an eye towards adventure, and we knew we wanted to complement that with a set of stamp sets to help you document your journeys. We chose five popular vacation destinations—ocean, mountains, lake, camping, and theme park—and asked Peppermint Granberg of One Little Bird to work her magic. (Oh, and for all you city girls—don’t worry, we’ve got something up our sleeve that’s coming soon! 😊).
Each set contains a similar set of elements: a vintage style seal, phrases that capture the theme, and a few cute icons. The mix of statement stamps and smaller accents gives you a perfect balance whether you’re documenting your adventures in a notebook, pockets, or on a layout. Even better, the sets mix and match beautifully, which comes in handy on a camping trip to the mountains or a trip to a theme park with a day at the ocean mixed in.
This month, Lisa Truesdell created five spreads in her Traveler's Notebook—one with each set. Check them out below!
The mountains are calling, and we must go! Take a hike in the wild outdoors and then document your adventures with the Mountain stamp set. Perfect for crafters who are wild at heart, the 16 individual stamps in this set are sure to help get your mountain memories recorded!
When I saw these stamp sets, I thought they'd be perfect for a "we were here" notebook. I followed a simple formula with each of the pages so it would be easy to add in even more adventures. =)
Grand Lake, Colorado—such a gorgeous place! I had a hard time not mixing the lake stamps in, too, since they go well together.
Salt in the air and sand in your hair is the perfect combination for a little beach therapy. Record your favorite oceanside memories with the Ocean stamp set. With 16 individual stamps, this set is a must-have for all beach bums!
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Looking at these photos has me ready for sunny days and warmer temps—there's nothing like a trip to the ocean.
Calling all those still young at heart! Whether you’re a roller coaster thrill seeker or one to simply soak in all the magic, the Theme Park stamp set by One Little Bird is the perfect set to help document a day at the park.
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Now here's a set that will get a TON of use at my house. ;) I'd love to make a whole WDW trip notebook with this set and some washi—simple and done!
This lake-life inspired stamp set is sure to float your boat! If you only operate on lake time and prefer to be on the water more than dry land, this fun stamp set by One Little Bird is the perfect set for you!
Pulling out these photos made me want to book another trip up at Lake Edward. Aside from the mosquitos, it was such a lovely vacation. The kids outvoted me, though, so we're holding strong with Chicago for later this summer!
Whether you’re in the woods or under the stars, any happy camper knows home is where you park it. If your home sweet home is always around a campfire, you’ll love the Camping stamp set by One Little Bird. With 11 individual stamps, you’ll have everything you need to document your favorite outdoor hobby!
The camping set was the one stamp I didn't have any photos for, so I borrowed these from Emily, who's on the Education Team at Inked. Isn't her camper the cutest?!
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Great post -- very inspiring!
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Love the TN entries here. Motivates me to do these more often. I missed the boat on the Salt/Sand stamps. But got the others. Thanks for your inspiration.
we've got both coming back in!
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How many pages do you actually use in the TN? All that are bound or tear apart and put back together? Please share.
@kimberlyatlga - it really depends on the project! sometimes I use a notebook as is (though I generally only use fronts of pages and then glue together the backs, if that makes sense), sometimes I open up the staples and re-build my own notebooks. I show my process for taking one apart in the free TN class, and have some where I used a full notebook in well traveled. =)
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