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The Reader’s Area of our web site is reserved for our subscribers and readers who purchase our magazine in their local store. Here you will find access to Scrap & Stamp Art’s Whose Stamp is it Anyway Contest, a monthly project, Web Forum and our highly sought-after Pen Pal Exchange list in its entirety. Click on the logo of your choice and enter the USERNAME and PASSWORD found on page 6 and 73 of the April issue, or on page 8 and 71 of the June issue (please note, the username and password are case sensitive).
Figure out the manufacturer of the partially shown stamp found in the “Letters to the Editor” column of the current issue of SSA and you could be one of 5 lucky winners to win the hidden rubber stamp!
Join the Fun! Exchange correspondence with other Scrap & Stamps Arts magazine readers.
Check out this month’s hot project exclusive to Scrap & Stamps Arts magazine readers.
November's "Whose Stamp is it Anyway" answer was Third Coast Rubber Stamps!
Thanks to all who participated, and congratulations to:
Nancy Huge, Liberty, SC
Annley Wilson, Calgary, AB Canada
Janet Royer, Terre Haute, IN
Linda Dalton, Lecanto, FL
Heide Redhead, Altona, MB Canada
December's "Whose Stamp is it Anyway" answer was Michael Strong Rubber
Stamps!
Thanks to all who participated, and congratulations to:
Anita Bacon, Stevens Point, WI
Janet Kelley, Marysville, OH
Nancy Parks, Springfield, OH
Barbara Suhr, Apache Junction, AZ
Jane Tucker, San Leandro, CA
The March issue’s "Whose Stamp is it Anyway" answer was Stampin’ Station Purple Daisy Design.
Thanks to all who participated, and congratulations to:
Betty Burkholder, Jefferson, OH
Susan Downey, North Ridgeville, OH
Karen Henry, Jefferson, OH
Marilyn Hitterman, Angleton, TX
Grace M. Stockton, Hempstead, NY
The April issue's "Whose Stamp is it Anyway" answer was Gray Wolf Graphics.
Thanks to all who participated, and congratulations to:
Debbie Ebat, Las Vegas, NV
Cindy Ludwikowski, Chetek,WI
Janet Kelly, Marysville, OH
Cara Wetherall, Alberta, Canada
