Create a beautiful, long-lasting keepsake! Designed for use with the Milestones StoneCraft mix, available in all Milestones Stepping Stone kits. Just pour the StoneCraft mix into your mold, wait about 30 minutes until it's partially set up, and start stamping. Add your name, important dates, etc, to Stepping Stone kits, or create your own unique design.

Traditional style letters and numbers set includes the complete alphabet, numbers 0-9, period, comma, exclamation point, and question mark, in a traditional block font. Twenty 2-sided 1 in. x 7/8 in. stamps

Victorian letters and numbers set includes the complete alphabet, numbers 0-9, period, comma, exclamation point, and question mark. Lovely art nouveau font looks great anywhere. Twenty 2-sided 1 in. x 7/8 in. stamps.

Victorian Garden Designs includes butterfly, heart, flower, dragonfly, and 4 assorted swirls. Four 2-sided 2 in. x 2 in. stamps.

Whimsical Garden Designs includes dancer, butterfly, swirl, heart, and4 assorted geometric designs. Four 2-sided 2 in. x 2 in. stamps.

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Janelle Y. from Dickinson, ND says:

After a little practice, and three stepping stones later, the letters I stamped looked good. Even on the first two stones the not-so-great letters looked much better than using a stick to write. Be sure...[more]

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Rated by: Janelle Y. in Dickinson, ND

Rated by: Ann B. in Fredonia, NY

I looked high and low for these. A friend of mine had a set and I really wanted my own for use in clay. They work great and I love them. Thanks!

Rated by: Sarah F. in Clintonville, WI

I searched high and low for stamps to use in making stepping stones. I finally found these and am pleased with the quality. They seemed pretty small but once I started using them they work well. My stepping stones are made of cement, not the craft mix that is also sold, and I can stamp as soon as the cement is in the mold.

Rated by: Terri W. in vernal, UT

they work fine if you wait your time and apply the right pressure. I would like to be able to get a larger size.

Rated by: AnnMarie K. in Lapeer, MI

Had good success with lettering and shapes in Quikrete Vinyl Patch.... Have the stepping stones in our garden.. Do wish they were larger letters!!

Rated by: Joyce K. in Martin, TN

Loved the stamps just wish they were larger, also wish you had a set of all Capitol Letters need them for first letter in names. I really like the edging stamps (swirls and curls) they make my stones look great. Well worth the money.

Rated by: Carie S. in FPO, AP

Stamps worked great. Just make sure you let the mix set about 30-60 minutes befoe using them.

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