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Actual Stamp size will be 3.5"x5.5"
All Entries must be submitted by September 4, 2023 by 6pm PT/9pm ET
Winners will be announced: September 11, 2023
The new stamps will go on sale the same day as the winner announcement.
GRAND PRIZE: Grand prize will be 12 stamps! All eight new designs, plus the inverse for the first four designs. The winner will be selected by random draw from ALL entries, whether the stamp names they submitted are chosen or not.
SINGLE STAMP WINNERS: Pam East will choose her favorite name for each stamp from among the suggestions. Whoever submitted that name wins that stamp. To keep things fair, Katie Baum will be collecting the answers and submitting them to Pam East for name selection without any identifying information.
Contest Rules
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All Entries must be submitted by September 4, 2023 by 6pm PT/9pm ET.
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International entries welcome! Same free shipping as Domestic entries for winners.
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Only one name per stamp per person may be submitted. You may not enter more than once.
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Winners will be notified by Email.
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If the stamp name chosen is submitted by multiple people, the winner will be selected by random draw from all those who suggested it.
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You can name as many or as few of the stamps as you like. You are not required to name all of them to enter.
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You may win for more than one stamp. If two or more of your suggestions are selected you will win all the stamps you helped name (with the exception of rule #5 above)
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“My philosophy can probably best be summed up by Share the Joy. I love working with Art Clay Silver and Enamels, and there’s nothing I enjoy more than sharing my enthusiasm with my students."
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Pam has been creating and teaching for 24+ years. Over the years she has developed her own line of metal clay and enameling tools and supplies.
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"Fun, I have found, is contagious. In my teaching, articles, and appearances, I have always worked towards making these art forms as accessible as possible to a wide audience."
"Making beautiful jewelry need not be difficult or expensive, even while maintaining a high standard of excellence.”