Check Out the “All the Details” Stamp Set by Brutus Monroe If You Need Top-Quality Clear Stamps to Use for Paper Crafts, Including Junk Journaling and Others!
Would your paper craft projects benefit from incorporating a set of related fashion and sewing –themed images that you can repeat and reuse as often as you need to?
If so, there’s a lovely sewing stamp set by Brutus Monroe that you really need to know about. It’s called the “All the Details,” and it’s from Brutus Monroe ‘s “Tailor Made” collection.
Types of Paper Craft Projects You Can Make Using the “All the Details” Stamp Set by Brutus Monroe
In my opinion, Brutus Monroe ‘s “All the Details” stamp set works especially well for junk journaling.
However, you could use it for working on any type of paper craft projects, including the following:
- Calendar crafts, planners, and bullet journals;
- Scrapbooks, travel journals and art journals;
- Altered books and bookbinding projects;
- Handmade cards and gifts;
- Collages, wall art and mixed media art projects;
- And more!
I’ve been paper crafting for a long time, and I’ve accumulated a bunch of different stamp sets. I now have a broad variety of different images. Most of my stamping needs are well covered, so at this point in my crafting journey, I am highly selective about the stamps I add to my collection.
This set was a must-have for me because I have never yet encountered such a comprehensive, detailed, appealing sewing-themed stamp set.
I bought this stamp set the moment I saw it, and paid full price for it; I wasn’t willing to wait for a sale and risk having it go out of stock.
I haven’t been disappointed with the purchase. These stamps totally lived up to my expectations. They are beautiful! When I use high-quality inks to do my stamping, I’ve found that the resulting images have consistently been crisp and detailed.
Coordinating “All the Details” Dies / Die Set for Cutting Out Your Stamped Images
This stamp set has a coordinating die set you can use for easily cutting out your stamped images. You can choose to buy the stamp set alone, or you can get a bundle that also comes packaged with the dies. As you can see in the photo above, I got the bundle that also includes the die set. I could live without the dies, but I do enjoy having them.
Downsides to the “All the Details” Stamp Set by Brutus Monroe
I don’t actually think there are any cons to this stamp set; for me, the set has been all positive. But, a single stamp set cannot be all things to all people — and this one certainly is not.
If you’re looking for very large sewing-themed images, this stamp set probably isn’t going to be what you want. These stamps are small and dainty. If you need large-scale sewing-themed images, I recommend taking a look at Stamperia’s Couture stencil, which offers you a much larger scale and has a dress form, spool of thread, threaded needle, buttons and tape measure images.
The Verdict: I Highly Recommend the “All the Details” to Other Crafters!
Overall, I have found all the stamps in this set to be really helpful for a variety of uses, particularly for Junk Journaling . I highly recommend this set to other crafters who want to make sewing-themed junk journals, scrapbook layouts, planner layouts, collages, craft room art or any other types of paper craft projects that incorporate fashion, sewing or tailoring themes.
Where to Buy the “All the Details” Stamp Set From Brutus Monroe ‘s “Tailor Made” Collection
The “All the Details” Stamp Set is available for sale at A Cherry on Top Craft Shop. Check it out!
Find More Sewing-Themed Craft Supplies
If you like Brutus Monroe’s “Tailor Made” collection, you might also enjoy checking out Stamperia’s “Romantic Threads” collection, too. This collection includes lovely patterned papers, rice paper, chipboard embellishments and a sewing-themed stencil. I have the stencil and some of the patterned papers, and I LOVE them! You can see some of these items in the picture above.
This isn’t a brand-new collection, so at this point, it isn’t so easy to find ALL the “Romantic Threads” items that were originally available — but you can shop for what’s left of the collection at A Cherry on Top Craft Shop, if you are interested.
Learn About Sewing
- Guide to Hand Sewing Stitches (With Pictures and Instructions for Each Stitch)
- Sewing Thread
- Sewing Appliques
Related Resources:
- Journaling Prompts for Scrapbooking
- Journaling With Stickers
- Scrapbook Journaling: Should Every Scrapbook Page Have Journaling?
- Best Bullet Journal Stencils
- How to Use Stencils
Reviewed By: Amy Solovay
About your reviewer: Amy Solovay is a crafter, content creator and educator who holds a bachelor’s degree from Sweet Briar College in Virginia and a separate degree in textile design from the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising in Los Angeles. Amy has been an avid stamper since her childhood, and she took up paper crafting again as an adult in 2006. She enjoys Junk Journaling and all kinds of other paper crafts.
As an educator, Amy Solovay used to teach in-person college courses in trend forecasting, marketing and surface design at California Design College in Los Angeles.
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This page was last updated on 9-7-2024.