Use any flower stamp with an open center as a perfect spot for some special notes on a page.

Incorporate any of your smaller sentiment stamp collections into your journaling. Mixing up the stamped images with either your handwriting or computer fonts is a fun look for your layout.

Try using a title stamp like this and working into your journaling or as a starting point at the top of your journaling block.

Using a cloud stamp as a “thought bubble” on a whimsical page is a perfect way to add a little something you have to say.

Use alphabet sets to stamp out any messages you’d like on your scrapbook pages.

There are a lot of Journaling stamps out and Hero Arts has some of the best. Check out this great “quote” stamp!

FOR DEV by Vicki Boutin

On this layout, the stamped sentiments and sayings are incorporated creatively within Vicki’s large block of journaling. Vicki stamped the sayings on various strips of different colored cardstock, which helps them stand out and really adds "punch" to what she had to say. Using her own handwriting mixed in amongst the stamping adds a personal touch the layout needs for this special note to her daughter.

YOU’RE ONE OF A KIND by Sheri Reguly

This beautiful layout by Sheri incorporates something you wouldn’t expect to see on a summery page: a Valentine’s Day stamp! Here Sheri used the stamp to create a dynamic ‘frame’ for her journaling. She managed to make a seasonal stamp work all year round by masking (taping paper over the Valentine’s theme of the stamp) part of the stamp and only inking the border – which serves as a perfectly neat and tidy outline for her journaling. She stacked two borders on top of one another to allow a large surface for all her words.