Hi Ann, As it happens you chose ones I do have extras of. The "cost" is three first class stamps - four if you wish for me to provide the bubble mailer. Just so you know, if my post office does not require all three stamps I will keep the extra to cover the cost of my seed envelopes which are $17 per box of 500 (usually they only require .58 cents for an envelope less than an ounce, but it depends on who is at the window when I take them in). One of the other people who took me up on the offer (and I sent them over 10 packets of seed - most with more than 100 seeds included) was very upset that I kept the extra first class stamp so I want to be very clear so there are no further misunderstandings. I am not trying to "make" money, but it would be nice not to lose it. I also need from you. A copy of your want list and a filled out return label. If you don't have a sticky one no problem I'll be happy to tape it on. Please put your gardenweb name in there somewhere too. I also have the following left if you want to add any of these to your list: Adenophora lilifolia (Ladybells) Amaranthus 'Intense Purple' (Amaranth) Campanula alliarifolia (Bellflower) Campanula persicifolia (Blue & White Mixed) (Peach-Leaf Bellflower) Campanula rapunculoides (Rapunzel) Celosia argentea (Tall Plumed Mix) Digitalis purpurea 'Exelsior Mix' (Foxglove) Digitalis x mertonensis (Strawberry Foxglove - short lived perennial) Heuchera Palace Purple (Purple Leaf Coral Bells) Hypericum tomentosum (Wooly St. John's Wort) Lychnis coronaria 'Angel Blush' (Angel's Campion) Nicotiana sylvestris Ophiopogon planiscapus (Mondo Grass) (only 3 packets left of 15 seeds each but I can collect more) Ratibida columnifera (Mexican Hat) Thank you and best wishes, Jase

If you cannot find anyone, check with your youth homes, assisted living places that have crafts, YMCA for craft classes, Sunday schools, and vacation Bible schools are coming up, Church camps, youth groups like Scouts etc.

I'd check Michaels Arts and Crafts. I know I've seen large stamps there. Ask someone for help if you're not finding what you want. Or, do it the old fashioned way and cut what you want out of a potato. Or, do they have "blanks" of that rubbery stuff you can cut up your own way? Or, how about a stencil? Or, they have loads of books on how to paint. Or, find or make what you want on the computer, print it the size you want it, and transfer the design to the shirt, then paint with fabric paint. Or, try eBay.

Forgot to add that Walmart has the cutest foam stamps for 27 cents each. Things like footballs, scoccer balls, images of a little girl and boy, flowers, stars, hearts, moons, pets, animals, etc. They look to be just the right size for scrapbooks and are a LOT cheaper than rubber ones. They are located in clear canister type bins in the fabric dept. Penny