$10.00 in Clear Dollar Stamps!
What do you need to do to qualify to win? Answer a simple question!
Here is the question (just give us input in the category you have experience :-):
What sayings and images would be in a girl TWEEN stamp set?
What sayings and images would be in a boy TWEEN stamp set?
What sayings and images would be in a girl TEEN stamp set?
What sayings and images would be in a boy TEEN stamp set?
Thanks so much for your input....and good luck!
WINNER MUST CLAIM THEIR PRIZE BY JANUARY 17TH, 2009, or the prize will go to another!
TO ENTER:
Participants with a US or Canada mailing address are eligible.
Make a comment on THIS POST and tell me what new products you would like to see Clear Dollar Stamps carry in 2009! Make sure to include your email address so we can email you if you win....this is optional, so if you don't leave your emial make sure to check back!
Comments will close on Saturday, January 17th, 2009 at 9 PM.
I will use Random.org random number generator to select a winner from the comments on Monday, January 19th, 2009. I will post the winner no later than Tuesday morning, January 20th.
Good luck and thanks for entering to win my blog candy!
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Posted by: lieben | March 03, 2009 at 03:57 AM
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Posted by: fussball | March 02, 2009 at 07:40 AM
I would say any stamps having to do with Ipods or texting as that is what my soon to be 13 yr old is always got in his hands. Along with texting maybe some of the phrases they use like OMG and WU. Mine is always wearing hooded sweatshirts and stocking hats too so images like that would be great.
Posted by: Christy Dillman | January 16, 2009 at 11:18 PM
ok, this is my second post as Katie and I were talking with my girls the other night- we took the two 14 yr olds to Michael's with us!!! lol
Cissy does not shut up - seriously, so pretty much everything I said, she commented "That's demented" We figured you might want to use that one. lol
Posted by: Becky Sorensen | January 15, 2009 at 06:16 PM
Working with 7th & 8th grade kids every day, I just hafta share with you some of what I hear & see daily:
Phrases:
So emo!
Psssht!
Wow chicka bow wow!
Snap!
IDK
Images:
Two hands knuckle bumping
Girls walking arm-in-arm
Boy "posing" with legs spread, leaning back a little & crossing arms across his chest
Kids texting
Posted by: Cheri Howard | January 15, 2009 at 12:46 AM
Oh snap for tweens..I can see a hand posed as if it's snapping and only the backs of these kids...boy or girl
Sweet...for teens..I can see a sports car or pick up with boy or girls heads to put in like your VW stamp but have things like keys...for new drivers...music notes..for the the radio blaring..backpack,etc.
thank you for the chance to win your prizes.
I know yall will continue to do some great work. I love Charliene..i LIVE IN A SMALL RURAL TOWN WHERE MOST OF THE KIDDOS ACTUALLY RODEO.SO WITH CHARLIE AND CHARILENE I AM GETTING ALOT OF USE OUT OF THEM!!!
Posted by: Pamela Malatek | January 14, 2009 at 05:51 PM
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Posted by: Karyn | January 14, 2009 at 05:33 AM
Sweeeet!
Oh Snap!
really?
that rocks
Those are all things I catch teens saying over and over LOL
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Posted by: Karyn | January 14, 2009 at 05:33 AM
Here r sum frum mi cidos
idk omg lol
tha tend to talk lice tha r txting sum wun
thanxs for the chanse to win
Posted by: Merri | January 13, 2009 at 08:34 PM
I also like the idea of a cell phone with different text message sayings that fit into the window of the phone.
Posted by: Rachel Arambula | January 13, 2009 at 06:02 PM
Comments that flow from my double digit son include...
"No More Homework!!" (image idea: school books stacked with a big circle crossing out the word Homework)
"Awesome!" (Image idea: boy with two thumbs up)
"Sweeeet!" (In=mage idea: gotta have the smile that happens with that word)
"Rockin" (image idea: jammin' playing video games or jammin' with a band)
"That's Cool" (Image idea: boy with backwards baseball hat on head, kind of shrugging shoulders, like it's cool - but no big deal (even tho it really is deep inside)
"Love Ya Mom to the Universe and back" (image idea: Tween Boy huggin' Mom) (but not in front of others!)
TTYL (talk to ya later - image idea: tween boy texting)
"Smokin" - meaning a neat idea - not sure what image would fit - he just says it from time to time when he's excited about what we're having for a meal.
"Yeeees!" (Image idea: Boy standing on one foot other leg raised to waist with fist pulled back to waist (does that make sense?)
"Niiice" (he says this when he gets to visit his great uncle and ride his ATV/four wheeler)
and yes - he even liked it when I started calling him "double digit" because it meant he was getting older, more responsible, etc. - so that might make a good stamp too.
Hope these ideas help....I'll check back soon! Keep up the great work!!
Posted by: Pam | January 13, 2009 at 04:42 PM
My 16 and 14 yr old like football, utube, paint ball, classis cars, and trucks. Hope I win! Codi
Posted by: Codi Christianson | January 13, 2009 at 11:30 AM
A set with car repair/mantenice tools. Many teen boys {and some girls} spend a of time "tinkering" with cars.Images of rags and hand cleaner are a must.A image of a confused male[s] would work too.
Kathy
Posted by: kathy lincoln | January 13, 2009 at 05:30 AM
Let's see...what are my TWEEN & TEEN saying theses days...
BOY-OMG, SOLID!!, Sweet!, Let's make a deal..., Jus' Hanging Out/Jus' kickin' it.
He's into his cell phone, iPod, ukulele (we're from Maui), video games, dirt bike, skateboard, the beach.
GIRL-OMG, SNAP!!, Whatevers! No way, Shop till you drop. She's into all the same things minus the ukulele but she does love the internet!
Good luck and I hope you come up with some solid ideas!
Posted by: Kerry | January 13, 2009 at 03:17 AM
I just had another thought- making cards for kids could include things like:
If you want to be treated like an adult...
Act like an adult
I love you very much, but I do not always like the way you behave.......
How does your behavior glorify God???
and maybe coupons for kids behavior- a free coffee drink or Jamba juice or Chipolte..... things like that (Yes, my teens still earn goodies for good behaviors or grades.......)
Fun, Fun...I cannot wait to see what you come up with!
Posted by: Shelly Schmidt | January 12, 2009 at 10:34 PM
I agree with the text messaging (LOL,bff, etc.) since that is ALL teens seem to do anymore. Another phrase I hear from my child all the time is "Oh no you didn't" (of course, that's usually used when I ask her to do housework!!) Oh snap is infamous in my house, too. For images, I am seeing a lot of mention of hoodies for boys but don't forget that girls like hoodies, too!! I also think there should be more new driver type images to scrapbook (keys, license, etc.).
Posted by: Connie | January 12, 2009 at 09:34 PM
For a tween girl or High School girl stamp set I can envision "Mall Words" and shopping related images. I agree with many of the other post for a high school boy that job related stamps or congrats on driving would be great.
Posted by: Angela Person | January 12, 2009 at 07:15 PM
I agree we need more boy stamps.
Hip jeans/big shoes
flashes of lightning/ skate boarding etc.
What about " Congrats on your first job"
" First set of house keys" Or
"Good Luck in High School"
Posted by: Cathy Loughead | January 12, 2009 at 06:22 PM
I agree with the previous on the teen sayings and images!!
I would like to see more masculine images!!
Thanks Laraine
Posted by: Laraine R | January 12, 2009 at 04:39 PM
A cute boy or cute girl dressed in hoodies with skulls..ipods, ear pieces in their ears. Some saying they say are "foschizzel", "i know right"
"fosho"
A boy with a skate board, hoodie, big shoes.. "dude" "rightious dude" scateboard moves are , olly, kickflip.
words for teens like ewww, no way, thats so not hip, rad....
Posted by: Renee | January 12, 2009 at 04:17 PM
Other sports would be great, like swimming (both girls swim year round). Love the idea of the cell phone and texting messages. What about a tween girls set to make journals and address books? My dreams, friends, what's going on today, can you believe...maybe for the address something like a journaling block with name, phone, email and all the other information already printed (I would love something like this along to go with the others sets designed for the coasters), and some smaller stamps to decorate with.
Posted by: Gina | January 12, 2009 at 03:00 PM
For the teen boy, I hear my nephew saying "whatever" a lot, or "I don't care". But he's a moody teenager! Thanks for the chance to win!
Posted by: Kim | January 12, 2009 at 12:06 PM
For a tween boy...
Rockin'; You think I don't Know That?; Sweeeeet; Awesome along with images of video games-especially the Nintendo DS...that's my son's absolute favorite.
Thanks for the chance to win..Mel mehinkle@Juno.com
Posted by: Mel | January 12, 2009 at 10:38 AM
*boy w/ a guitar by a tv for Guitar hero. maybe "have a rockin' b-day"
*definitely playing soccer
*on bike-maybe doing a jump
*w/ a hoodie on and an Ipod-on a bus or doesn't matter...
*Maybe sitting in a movie theater
*2 boys playing a video game
*playing w/ a hand held game or texting
*eating pizza?
*at a school desk-sitting "cool" not studious"
*maybe even day dreaming at the desk w/ a bubble of whatever it is boys think of-food, games, computers, cars, a girl w/ hearts...
*teen w/ a stocking cap on, baggier pants -not real baggie but a little droop in the butt or lower crotch
* a group of boys just standing around
*playing hockey
*"have a happy b-day or whatever"
"Dude-it's your b-day"
I think you could skip the tween look for boys since they think they're cooler than they are anyway LOL(I'm a mom of 3) and give them a teen look.
Well that's just off the top of my head. I'm so excited to possibly get stamps I could use for my boys
Posted by: Heidi | January 12, 2009 at 10:03 AM
My son is young. Not even close to tween yet. He's very much into cars and trucks and skateboards and scooters and ... anything with wheels pretty much. Then to make the kit different from everyone elses cars and trucks and such, have accent stamps of Flames, stripes, skull/crossbones, graffiti style of the texting abbreviations. That way it's not a "cute" version but a more edgey or masculine look.
Posted by: Jen | January 12, 2009 at 09:59 AM