Launching 4th series of 9pt tiny text stamps, a new addition to our in-house collection. Refer to the previous 9pt , 9pt.(2) & 9pt.(3).

Designed in tiny font size of 9pt, these texts turned into rubber stamps allow digital font being put into analogue documentation.

They are high versatility for creating a depth in between our handwritings. You could be blending these subtle formality and classic vibes among scribbles. Use these delicate rubber stamps to add special personal touches on your journal pages, a gift wrapping, message card or any occasions.

This collection have been in my Words to keep, which we gathered inspiration from everyday scenes and the flashing thoughts around our heads. Take a closer look on the words and symbols, perhaps they could make a great header or complements your notebook like customizing your own layout. 

We hope this set of stamps allow you to express more That's nice---! moments, and to share more <3! Have fun exploring this new collection, and to create your Poetry on paper.

Some ideas and connections:
"One day." that day;
"M T W T F S S" circle, highlight, or cross it to mark the day;
"Words to keep" that spoke to you;
"Poetry on paper" art that's vague, abstract yet tangible;
"Thoughts" acknowledging them, putting them on words/ creations;
"[ hollow bracket icon ]" for highlighting some text (tips: you may stamp both side separately for the freedom of its spacing);
"Daily dose of" life sprinkles us with moments;
"Attached:" something that come together;
"in love.mp3" music heals;
"(sun icon)/   (moon icon)/ " add the time or simply let the icon indicates;
"That's nice ---!" surely it's moment worth documenting;
"Album: moments" may it be more happy and less of the opposite;
" (search bar) " or simply leave it blank as the answer not found;
" >>>>>>>> " use to point of merely decorative; 
" Y  / N " would you?;
" <3 enclosed." contains my heart & soul;
"Worth a page." of course it does and hence;
" [ bracket icon ]" for highlighting some text (tips: you may stamp both side separately for the freedom of its spacing)...