Creative Worship Stamps

So here's the thing about Sweet 'n Sassy Stamps-they've actually evolved into something pretty special. The company, now operating as Creative Worship Stamps, is a small, family-owned, Christian company offering their own brand of clear stamps, dies, stencils and digital products to the paper crafting community. And honestly? That transformation tells you everything about where their heart really is.

They got their start back in November of 2007 when owner Korin was searching for a knight stamp to use for her son's 5th birthday party invitations. At the time she was a Close To My Heart consultant and a crafty blogger and had a lot of resources, but her search for a cutesy knight stamp failed so she decided to draw one herself. Talk about necessity being the mother of invention, right?

But here's where it gets interesting. In 2015 they launched a new line specifically for Bible journalers called Creative Worship. They love being able to help their customers worship God in a creative way with art and verse. That wasn't just a business pivot-it was following their passion.

In 2024 their company underwent some big changes as the Lord impressed upon Korin to rebrand. Over the past 16 years the main focus has evolved and they believe their name no longer reflects their true purpose, which is to produce God-honoring products for the Christian paper crafter. They decided to embrace the name Creative Worship Stamps.

What really sets them apart is their community approach. In 2018 they hosted their very first Creative Worship retreat in beautiful Savannah, GA...a bible journaling retreat packed with music, study in the Word, fun with friends and of course crafty time with fellow believing women. They are currently planning their 11th retreat this Fall (2025). That's not just selling products-that's building relationships.

They're now in their 18th year of business and they owe it all to the Lord. They strive to bring Him glory through everything they do, for without Him, they could do nothing. And you know what? In an industry that can sometimes feel pretty commercial, that kind of authentic mission really stands out.