Scribble Plan Collection by TAOthings - Set A: Odds 'n Ends
The Scribble Plan Collection sets are pre-inked and each come with six itty bitty stamp designs.
Set A: Odds 'n Ends
Set B: Encircle
Set C: Void
Set A: Odds 'n Ends
Cat (purple)
Poop scoop (brown)
Frazzled nerve cell (green)
Meal (blue)
Eye (dark green)
What the heck (orange)
SIZE: Case is 10.2 cm long x 1.9 cm wide x 2.1 cm high. Each stamp piece is 1 x 1 cm. Actual designs are tiny, approximately 6.5 x 6.5 mm.
PACKAGING: The manufacturer seals each set in a clear plastic bag.
HOW TO USE PUSH STAMPS: Remove the tray under the row of stamps. Position the stamp set where you want it above your page. Carefully press the desired design so that it touches the paper. For best results, practice a bit beforehand. Replace the tray and make sure it fits snuggly in place.
TIPS & SUGGESTIONS:
Push stamps take some practice. They require an even, light yet firm touch. I recommend testing on a scrap of paper before printing these directly in your journal.
Pressing too hard results in a muddy image (too inky) and may create unwanted edge lines. Pressing too lightly or quickly may create a partial image, if pressure isn't even across the whole design.
Unlike some push stamps, these sets are useable in planners with thin Tomoe River Paper. There will be ghosting but not messy bleed-through. The example photos compare TRP and regular planner paper, demonstrating degree of ghosting.
The six designs in Set A can be individually removed from the case. But if you do remove them, use extra care to stamp lightly because you're not using the built-in depth spacer that the main case provides.
Ensure the inked stamp face doesn't have any large specks of dirt or residue blocking the image from clearly transferring to the paper. If needed, you can gently remove any loose particles using a pencil tip or toothpick.
Designer: TAOthings Studio Collection: Scribble Plan Item #: TTR-PI01 Year: 2026
Designed by TAOthings Studio in the U.S.A. Manufactured in China by Sunton Crafts. TAOthings designs are copyrighted by Kim Bjarkman.
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