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Welcome to Alluring Impressions fine rubber art stamps where you'll find creative and unique unmounted rubber stamps, as well as stamp mounting products, and stamping and scrapbooking accessories from major companies such as Ranger, Making Memories, Tim Holtz, and dozens more!

Our eclectic collection of rubber stamps range from artsy to fun with an emphasis on travel and collage themed stamps. We carry an extensive selection of French and Latin phrase stamps, as well as famous quotes that are hard to find in rubber. We carry EZ Mount, acrylic blocks and Kai scissors – everything you need to get your unmounted image ready to stamp!

We are also excited to be able to offer you unique t-shirts, tote bags, coffee mugs, and stickers using our best selling rubber stamp designs.

We are a small home-based company owned and operated near Minneapolis, Minnesota. Our unmounted rubber stamps are made in-house and to order. We do everything from design, manufacture, distribution, web site maintenance and more, right from our home. We invite you to browse our collection of over 850 images.

Our rubber stamps represent Alluring Impressions Rubber Stamps, Jody Poesy Rubber Stamps and Creative Chaos Rubber Stamps. The artists that have created our unmounted rubber stamps include: Amy Erickson, Gloria Page, Jennifer Schmidt, Jody Poesy, Lucid Dreams, Melanie Sage, Vickie Enkoff and Zanna Hall.

We sell our unmounted rubber stamps by the sheet. Buying sheets of unmounted stamps saves you money over buying multiple individual images.

Our unmounted rubber stamp line is made of the finest quality red rubber and deeply etched - using 11pt engraving (the deepest in the industry). Our original unmounted rubber stamps are suitable for stamping in clay, on fabric, and on paper. Our plates are affordable, uncut themed sheets of rubber as well as individual unmounted stamps for your stamping and scrapbooking needs. Our stamp sheets come to you professionally packaged with an index sheet.

Our goal is to have happy, satisfied customers. We want to provide you with unique and original images with which to create expressive art. It’s all about our customers! Great customer service, accurate orders and fast shipping along with customer education are our top priorities. See what our customers have to say!

Thank you for visiting our site,
We hope you enjoy it!
The Erickson Family
Alluring Impressions
fine rubber art stamps

Meet our Family!

Amy - My role in Alluring Impressions is focused on the design of new images, manufacturing the stamps, website and eBay orders and service as well as the Yahoo! group and Blog (which is sorely neglected!).

I have been stamping since 1993, and recently started scrapbooking in 2006. I have been doodling and crafting since childhood.

I tend to be attracted to monochromatic colors, distressed images, and love working in collage styles. I tend to use a lot of paper layering.

My daytime life is spent in the Operating Room working in Orthopedics. I spend 2 nights a week in school for Graphic Design. When I am not working or in school, I also enjoy Spending time outdoors gardening, photographing nature, and just enjoying the outdoors. I participate in fundraising activities for our local Humane Society each spring.

View Amy Erickson's Art Gallery

Q&A
About Your Art:
1) How long have you been stamping? Since about 1993
2) Do you consider yourself a beginner, intermediate or advanced stamper? advanced
3) What is your stamping style? (cute, non-cute, elegant, etc.): collage, distressed
4) What stamping supplies do you use the most? Tim Holtz Distress Inks
About Your Stamping Tastes:
5) Do you prefer mounted or unmounted stamps? Unmounted with EZ mount.
6) Do you have a favorite stamping company? Alluring Impressions : ) Closely followed by Club Scrap and Stamper's Anonymous (Especially the Tim Holtz collection!)
7) What stamps (brands or styles/images) do you prefer? Collage elements, distressed images.
8) Do you have a favorite stamping magazine or publication? Technique Junkies Newsletter, and the Stamp and Scrap Raps with the Club Scrap kits.
9) Where would your favorite place be to receive a gift card from? Club Scrap.
10) What is your favorite ink? (colors, or brands or types) Tim Holtz Distress Inks.
11) What about other favorites? (cardstock, embossing powders, etc.) Club Scrap Papers, Ranger Inks - especially Distress, Tonic Paper Trimmers, Kai Scissors, 3M ATG adhesive, Prismacolor Colored Pencils, Club Scrap Bookbinding Glue.
12) What embellishments do you use the most? Fibers and beads.
13) What supplies do you have too much of? Anything I have BIBHUIY (Bought it but haven't used it yet) H2O's, Markers, Beads, Fibers, etc. I like to collect!
14) WISH LIST TIME!! Name five stamping items that you would like to have:
1.Just one - More time!!!!
15) Is there one person in the art industry you would like to meet? Tim Hotlz!

Darren - My role in Alluring Impressions is website maintenance and whatever my wife needs help with.

During the day I am an IT Tech and do everything related to computers from hardware to, software, system recovery and builds, to websites and more. I play guitar in a Rock band.

Brendan - I mainly help with packaging orders, trimming stamps, and the dreaded inventory.

I am a High-school student who enjoys gaming and designing computer graphics.

Ali and Jesse - We spend our day laying by mom's feet when she's at the computer, chasing squirrels outside, and barking when the UPS man makes a delivery.

Our jobs at Alluring Impressions are really undefined, but the family sure likes to have us around!

Meet our design team members!

Kerri Edwards, Minnesota .
My dog, Koko, lets me live with her in the Northern suburbs of Minneapolis.

I have been stamping since 2003, a couple of years after I met Amy and family and recently started “re-scrapbooking” in 2006. I say “re-scrapbooking” as I scrapped in the late 90’s and early 00’s, before I even knew Amy! I stopped scrapping as my life followed another path but was very happy to pick up again with paper crafts in 2003, this time giving card-making a try. I was hooked from the first moment!

I love using bright colors in my work, clean lines, embossing and glitter! I do love the distressed look as well.

My daytime hours are spent in downtown Minneapolis in an accounting department of a law firm. When I am not working, I enjoy spending time outdoors gardening. I also love reading and watching movies.

View Kerri Edwards' Art Gallery

Q&A
About Your Art:
1) How long have you been stamping? Approximately four years
2) Do you consider yourself a beginner, intermediate or advanced stamper? Some days I think I am a beginner! But I would consider myself intermediate.
3) What is your stamping style? (cute, non-cute, elegant, etc.): It depends on the person, the paper, the stamps and the day! I am usually bold and bright, but I have my days when I am earthy, too.
4) What stamping supplies do you use the most? Embossing powder, pigment ink, glitter, this really awesome grid-ruler from Club Scrap.
About Your Stamping Tastes:
5) Do you prefer mounted or unmounted stamps? As with most beginners, I started out with wood mounts. Amy introduced me to a number of annual flea market sales in the Twin Cities. As most people experience, wood mounts take a tremendous amount of room so I now mostly collect unmounted which I mount with EZ mount.
6) Do you have a favorite stamping company? Alluring Impressions, Fairie Song, Club Scrap
7) What stamps (brands or styles/images) do you prefer? Clean lines, stamps that allow me to color
8) Do you have a favorite stamping magazine or publication? Technique Junkies Newsletter
9) Where would your favorite place be to receive a gift card from? Club Scrap.
10) What is your favorite ink? (colors, or brands or types) Pigment inks for embossing. My favorite colors would probably be purples, blues and pinks.
11) What about other favorites? (cardstock, embossing powders, etc.) Club Scrap Papers, Ranger Inks and embossing powders - especially Distress, Tonic Paper Trimmers, Kai Scissors.
12) What embellishments do you use the most? Again, this depends on the person and the day! I get on a kick where I use a lot of brads and eyelets. Then I could be on a fiber kick for a while.
13) What supplies do you have too much of? I am a hoarder in my craft room! Paper (especially Club Scrap’s paper – I am too afraid to cut it), Fibers.
14) WISH LIST TIME!! Name five stamping items that you would like to have:
.Rainbow ink pads 2. a bigger craft room (I have banged my knee five times today on one of my cabinets) 3. better organization for my paper scraps 4. mini scor it board and finally, 5. I have to echo Amy with -- More time!!!!
15) Is there one person in the art industry you would like to meet? Tim Hotlz or Pat Huntoon (publisher of the Technique Junkies Newsletter)

Terri Moore, Denver, Colorado.
"I have been married to my husband Rich for almost 13 years and we have a 9 year old daughter named Emilia who I home school. We also have an 11 year old Border Collie named Dakota and a 1 year old Westie named Lily.

I have been doing nails part time out of my home for 14 years now and specialize in hand painted nail art. I have always been a very artsy person. My current crafts include stamping, scrapbooking, knitting, quilting, watercolor painting and cooking, I have also tried many other crafts in my past as well. I started stamping because I had a friend who became a consultant for a well know scrap booking company a few years ago and kept trying to get me interested. I tried very hard not to accept her offer to see a catalog because I knew what would happen. Well, eventually I gave in and said yes to seeing a catalog. She ended up sending me a stamp too and I was hooked.

Since I ended up enjoying card making so much my husband created me a website to try and sell my cards from so cardsbyterri.com was born in Jan of 06. Unfortunately I found out shortly after that I was not allowed to use the companies stamps I was using to make them and sell them via the internet so I stopped using that companies stamps in my card making and will only use stamps from true angel companies now . I always thought I would do more scrap booking than card making but it has turned out to be the other way around. I still enjoy both though. I am also a member of Lasting Impressions with Panache creative crew."

Q&A
About Your Art:
1) How long have you been stamping?  almost 2 1/2 years.
2) Do you consider yourself a beginner, intermediate or advanced stamper?  intermediate
3) What is your stamping style? (cute, non-cute, elegant, etc.): all of them
4) What stamping supplies do you use the most? That is a hard one I have no idea I use a lot of different things
About Your Stamping Tastes:
5) Do you prefer mounted or unmounted stamps?  unmounted
6) Do you have a favorite stamping company?  I have a few. The Angel Company, Lasting Impressions With Panache, Alluring Impressions, Firecracker Designs by Pamela,
7) What stamps (brands or styles/images) do you prefer? realistic, whimsical/cute, elegant
8) Do you have a favorite stamping magazine or publication?  Rubber Stamper
9) Where would your favorite place be to receive a gift card from?  Ebay
10) What is your favorite ink? (colors, or brands or types)  Ranger/Adirondack ,Pallette
11) What about other favorites? (cardstock, embossing powders, etc.)  Bazzill Cardstock,  Adirondack Alcohol inks and colorwash sprays
12) What embellishments do you use the most?  Brads and eyelets
13) What supplies do you have too much of?  everything I have a lot of stuff
14) WISH LIST TIME!! Name five stamping items that you would like to have: That is a hard one to answer because I can't wait for anything if there is something I want I have to have it now.
15) Is there one person in the art industry you would like to meet?  Probably Pat Huntoon. Technique Junkies is what inspires me.

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Beth Wiley, Mount Prospect, Illinois.
"I live in a suburb of Chicago, Illinois with my husband and 5 children, ages 3 1/2-10. It's busy and I am a stay-at-home mom, but it's just where I want to be in my life now.

I've been stamping for about 2 years. It has become my favorite creative outlet. I love it, but my scrapbooking and other hobbies have suffered as a result. I belong to a few Yahoo! groups. Participating in swaps and other things have really introduced me to many new techniques and have made me a better stamper. Oh my, have I acquired a lot of stuff though!!!

I love to find interesting images and to try new techniques and products. Also, I cannot go into a store without checking out the clearance.

My exciting news is that I had 3 cards published in Stamper's Sampler (Jun/Jul '07) - a first for me - I was SO excited! I now have the bug . . . I have been stamping more cards and things and mailing them in, in hopes to be published again.

I am thrilled to be a member of Alluring Impressions' design team"

Q&A
About Your Art:
1) How long have you been stamping?  2 1/2 years
2) Do you consider yourself a beginner, intermediate or advanced stamper?   intermediate
3) What is your stamping style? (cute, non-cute, elegant, etc.): Depends on the day :-) cute, but not cutesy, colorful, sometimes simple, sometimes art-y
4) What stamping supplies do you use the most? Besides paper and ink, I like watercolor crayons and pencils, chalk and my Bic permanent markers.
About Your Stamping Tastes:
5) Do you prefer mounted or unmounted stamps?  I like and use both but prefer unmounted for the cost.
6) Do you have a favorite stamping company? I got hooked o stamping through The Angel Company (TAC), but now it's Alluring Impressions :-)
7) What stamps (brands or styles/images) do you prefer? I'm drawn to arty images and anything humorous
8) Do you have a favorite stamping magazine or publication?  My favorites are the Stampington ones-Stamper's Sampler, Take Ten, Catch-Up, Stampington Studio
9) Where would your favorite place be to receive a gift card from?  Archiver's
10) What is your favorite ink? (colors, or brands or types)  I use mostly black and sepia. I like the Brilliance pigment pads because they're squishy :-) and shimmery and the Chalkbox chalk inks
11) What about other favorites? (cardstock, embossing powders, etc.) I love to use the heavy 100lb. bright white cardstock from the office store for my cards, I like the feel and the weight. Also, I like the white core DCWV textured cardstock.
12) What embellishments do you use the most? I'll buy just about anything on sale smaller than a card front, thinking I can use it on a card!!! But I use brads, eyelets, ribbon.
13) What supplies do you have too much of? I always think I'll use fibers so I have lots from swaps and buying and I don't find I use them that often.
14) WISH LIST TIME!! Name five stamping items that you would like to have: 1. Cricut with lots of cartridges 2. big paper cutter 3. Scor-it board Crop-a-dile 5. a maid to clean up after me after a stamping session in my craft room :-)
15) Is there one person in the art industry you would like to meet?  I have always admired Teri Anderson's work from the many publications she is featured in!

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