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Businiess name:
Mrs. Grossman's Sticker Factory
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Review by:
amy n.
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Review content:
This is where it all begins for some of the most prolific stickers in the world. If you're a scrapbooker, you've probably seen these stickers. If you're a kid, you've probably used these stickers. We took the kids on a tour about a year ago. Back then, the tour was free, but I see that it is now $3. I think it's definitely worth it. It is fascinating to see just how much work, how many people behind the scenes it takes to produce the stickers. The history of this particular company is pretty interesting too. It's amazing how many kinds of stickers they have. The tour goes by pretty quickly, I had a 4 year old and a 2 year old and it kept their interest. After the tour, they take you to a sticker art room where there is a project (we went close to the holidays, so it was holiday postcards using holiday themed stickers) and the kids get to use their stickers. There is also a store where you can get close out stickers or stickers you may not see in your local store.
A word of warning, you need to call weeks in advance, if not months to make a reservation.
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