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Baby goat stuffy rubber stamp. Add this little guy to your collection for all the baby cards, congratulations, gift notes, and baby shower cards you might need it for.Image: 1.65" high X 1.41" wideBlock:    1.75" high X 1.5" wide..

The Fleur de lis stamp is a combination of several flowers that come together to make this beautiful snowflake.Have fun stamping this on your Christmas tags, cards, and gift bags.2" wide by 2" high..

A cute little snowbird, with a touque already for the winter season. The perfect focal point for any Christmas card or winter themed greeting!Image Size:    1.36" wide by 1.65" high Block Size:      1.5"  wide by 2" high..

 Our new Gnome sweet gnome script stamp pairs perfectly with our Frosty Gnome rubber stamp.Block size: 1.25” by 2”Image size: 1.5" by 1.75"Note: This listing is for the "Gnome Sweet Gnome" text stamp only. Click this link for the; Frosty Gnome Rubber Stamp...

Oh my, this owl has so much character, you can see it in his eyes. He is prepared for a cold winter with his cozy knit scarf, so will make perfect Christmas cards for family and friends.Image Size: 1.25" by 2.27"Block Size:   1.5” by 2.5”..

Another lovely script stamp for Christmas cards or tags or special wrapping paper.Block Size:     1.75” by 2”Image Size:    1.37" by 1.75"..

Aside from their decorating uses, pine cones play an important role in nature. Like all plant parts, they have a very specific function in the plant world.Here are some fun facts about pine cones you might not know;Pine cones only come from pine trees, although all conifers produce cones.Pine cones ..

These trees line the beach in the west end of Vancouver, so uniformly shaped and each intricately detailed branch stamps up beautifully.Image:     2.92" wide 2.72" highBlock:       3” wide by 3” high..

Just a joyous little stamp of 3 singing snowmen, bring real whimsy to your Christmas and holiday cards and tags this year!Image: 2" high by 2.65' wideBlock:  2" high by 3" wide..

Highly detailed image of a pair of snowshoes. Snowshoes for winter travel were almost universal among Aboriginal people in Canada outside the Pacific and Arctic coasts. The Athapaskans of the West and Algonquians of the northeast made the most sophisticated snowshoes. Frames were generally made..

A nicely detailed pair of retro style, wooden skis. Complete with ski poles and cable bindings, which were invented in 1929 by ski racer and engineer Guido Reuge. They were replaced in alpine skiing by heel-and-toe "safety bindings" in the mid-1960s.  Block size: 1.25" wide by 3.25" highIm..

A pretty little Christmas ball to celebrate the season.Block: 1.75" wide by 2" highImage: 1.6" wide by 1.85" high..