Enable Me: your favourite sentiment stamp for cards

I am a huge fan of the snarky sentiments from Riley & Company's funny bones line.

I found some of my favorite sentiment stamps at scrapbook/stamp conventions, but they fortunately also have online stores for their products. Rubbernecker and Rubber Cottage are two small companies that many stampers have probably never heard of. They have both traditional and quirky sentiment stamps, although it may take awhile to go through their websites to find the funnier ones.

Rubber Cottage Stamps

Rubbernecker Stamps

And if you can’t find the perfect sentiment in a font you like, you can also use your computer. I do that a lot, because no matter how many stamps I have in my stash, I always seem to be woefully short of what I need.

I like the ones that can be built into various combinations.
This one from MFT is quite useful and you can stamp and die cut the you or just stamp it or just die cut it.
www.mftstamps.com/products/all-about-you

A lot of my sentiments come from MFT www.mftstamps.com/collections/stamps/words

I don’t use inside sentiments very much my I do have a Sunny Studios Christmas one I love. I believe they also have a birthday version.
www.scrapbook.com/store/sss-sscl-273.html

I found a sympathy sentiment set I liked, I think it was made by Penny Black, from Amazon. Prices are all over the place for this one but here’s an ACOT link so you can see what it looks like.
www.acherryontop.com/company/penny_black/430125-Sympathy+Sentiments+5%22X6.5%22+-+Penny+Black+Clear+Stamps

I have also started just printing my own words out using a nice font, if that works in the design it can be easier than trying to find just the right stamp. Or I’ll use a bigger stamp or die for part of the sentiment and add the little extra words in a strip. Scott from Card Cutups on YT uses the free Silhouette software to design his sentiments in nice fonts and then prints them onto cardstock/the card base.