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Ed. Smith's Stencil Works - Rubber Stamp from 1943!

Ed. Smith's Stencil Works

(6 reviews)

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Mid-City

Want to see some quality work? Going through my parents' estate, I found this rubber stamp from Ed…read moreSmith about 1943 when the company was either at 426 or 326 Camp (can't quite read what it says on the handle). It's was still being used!

I realized today that I have been coming to Ed Smith Stencil Works for over 15 years. That really…read moreisn't that long when you consider that they have been in business since 1867. Before I get to the main body of my review, I want to mention their old location. Located on Camp Street in a very old building, the amount of history in that place was truly amazing. In their case were old police badges, old signs, etc. that they had made throughout the years. I was really sad to see them move from the old spot, but the new place is much more customer friendly. Now in Mid-City, there is ample street and lot parking. Inside the store is clean, modern and efficient. There are many items on display that show the range of things they can create. Everything from vinyl signs to super high end markers for mausoleums. The favorite piece of mine is the old wheelbarrow branded with the Ed Smith logo prominently displayed in the lobby. But looking at cool things is not why I come. I have had many different items made by Ed Smith over the years including name tags, desk name plates, office door plates and most recently self-inking stamps. The quality of their stamps is first rate. They even handled a difficult custom job for me that I picked up today. While not cheap, I have never seen a self- inking stamp so large or so clear. The staff are very helpful and even willing to deal with difficult customers who have unrealistic expectations (Me). I am sure you can go to some national company for these kinds of things, but trust me, Ed Smith is the best at what they do, and they are local.

Mr Nolas Glitter - Welcome to Mr. Nola's Glitterg

Mr Nolas Glitter

(7 reviews)

Absolutely fabulous people that are super helpful! HUGE selection of glitter was what kept me…read morecoming back! Large amount of glitter in each package and a great price! I put mine in cheap spice bottles with the original labels and it worked great for me! LOVE the contests, the fun craft events and then even better inspiration. I had a lot going on in my life and this was a great source of fun and inspiration for me! I miss their store and everything they did for the community! Glad to still be following on facebook and looking forward to their next chapter!

I have been here a few times for Krewe events. I keep trying to like this place, but I have a hard…read moretime. First: the positives... there is a huge selection of glitter. Also? There's a lot of workspaces, so if you're there for a craft day or krewe party, there's room to spread out and have your space. Also? They have a bathroom, and it seems pretty cleaned and stocked, so no complaints there Now, the reasons that this is my least favorite glitter place in the Greater NOLA area... 1. the cost -- the amount you spend for the little bit of glitter that you get? It's not worth it. Yes, if there is a specific krewe blend that you're looking for and want to support that, fine, splurge. For me? that's way too pricey. 2. the containers. The glitter is given to you in a sealed bag that is filled with static and has no way to reclose. It's not ziplock, it's not a reusable jar. It's a waste of plastic that you have to replace as soon as it's opened. It's incredibly impractical, and if you have a huge stock of glitter to begin with, it becomes annoying to try to find another container to store it. If you need glitter, or things for your spinner cup thingys, they're an option. However, for the price and product, definitely no where close to where I'd go with so many other options available in the GNO area.

Educator - stationery - Updated May 2026

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