SUBMISSION GUIDELINES

The Stampers' Sampler welcomes stamped submissions from its readers for any of the challenges, themes, templates, Different Point of View, or themeless categories. Please review our submission checklist below and direct artwork to:

Submissions
c/o The Stampers' Sampler
22992 Mill Creek, Ste B
Laguna Hills, CA 92653

Submission Checklist:

• Each sample has artist's name, address, E-mail and phone number attached.
• Each sample has brief instructions with stamp credits attached.
• If you would like your artwork returned, each sample to be returned should have "Return requested" written in red on the submission information card, and loose postage, check or money order should be included.
• If you would like to be notified when your artwork arrives at Stampington & Company, please include a self-addressed postage-paid postcard.
• Artwork being submitted will demonstrate rubber-stamping in some fashion to be considered for publication in The Stampers' Sampler or its specialty issues.

Regretfully, submissions not meeting TSS guidelines will not be able to be considered.

Additional Helpful Information

While The Stampers' Sampler will include manufacturer's credits for rubber stamps and other art materials if specified by the artist, we cannot guarantee that all credits will be included. The Stampers' Sampler seeks first to publish as much artwork as possible, within the limited number of pages that the magazine allows. Our emphasis is on rubber stamping and we must first provide our readers with that information. Sample instructions and credits are provided for the purpose of helping our readers obtain resource and instructional information on published artwork and are edited as needed.

We encourage article queries in the form of letters or email. Please send your submissions to the address above or E-mail sameditor@stampington.com. If your idea is accepted you’ll be contacted with additional article specifications.

All artwork submitted to The Stampers' Sampler may be considered for publication in any of our magazines or special publications. This includes, but is not limited to: Take Ten, Catch Up, Somerset Studio, Gallery, Legacy, Art Doll Quarterly, Belle Armoire, or Salon.

All published and unpublished submissions that do not have return postage will be donated. Charities that have received card donations from Stampington & Company include: Progress Industries, Operation We Care, Keiki Cards, Laura’s House, Treat the Troops, Soldiers Angels, Camp Courageous of Iowa, House of Hope, Junior League, and SOS America. If you know a special organization that would like to receive this artwork please drop us a line at sameditor@stampington.com with the name of the charity, phone number, e-mail address, and a contact name if possible.

Due to the unusual production of The Stampers' Sampler we may hold artwork for an unspecified time until it can be published. We gratefully acknowledge your patience while we assemble and create the pages of this unique publication.

If you are published in a bi-monthly issue you will receive notification via postcard. This voucher entitles you to a complimentary issue or you may extend your subscription by an issue. If you have been published in Take Ten or the annual Catch Up issue you will receive a complimentary copy as the magazine is released on newsstands.