Tonic Tim Holtz STAMP PLATFORM
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On the Tool, I do not see any religious or bible quotes.
Stamping plates are flipped over after they are taken off. In terms of clear stamps, one side works best and in terms of rubber stamps, one side works best. The product does not require dealing with foam or anything else. It is great
I do not know which is better, but I bought a Tim Hoktz product and I am very satisfied with it. In my opinion, it's a good choice. It is often more advantageous to upgrade to a later version of a product.
Does the clear panel have the right configuration? Stampers can use one side for rubber stamps, and acrylic stampers can use the other. It doesn't matter which side of the stamp is facing up, it must be the right side. can be lifted out by putting it at a 45 degree angle with respect to the platform)I hope that helped, and that you find this stamp press as useful as I do!
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Okay, so I did use the acrylic blocks with the grids, but it didn't work out. Standing up, sitting down, pressing too hard, not hard enough, and rolling the edge of the stamp are all mistakes I have made. The same ugly results all the time! Card and tag designs that look messy and unprofessional. (
Even put off trying to use the new layering stamps. It was impossible for me to get even
There was then a very wise man named Tim Holtz who lived somewhere in the mysterious land of Tonic Studios who knew what I was hoping for. With rubber stamps or silicone stamps, you can put ink on paper without smudging. . . . and the stamping platform has been put into production for all of you who may have dreamed of making an attractive card, like I did! The interface is very simple and easy to navigate. Identify the type of stamp you are using by selecting the side of the cover you will use. With the cover in 90 degrees to the platform, it can be easily removed. Placing a magnet on each lower corner of your paper will allow you to place it on the platform. Put your stamp into your paper and make a line. The stamp will stick to the lid when you close Lift the lid of the jar and ink your stamp. Close the lid and gently press the stamp down. Oh, I see. Could you tell me what that is? Is there a spot on the lid that could use a little more ink when you pull it back up? There is no problem at all! Your stamp will be inked up again after you add more ink. Close the lid. An alignment of perfect perfection has been Are you going to layer your stamps? You can do this with the next layer as well, and get the card right every time!
Perfect for making multiple cards exactly the same, perfect for those of us who didn't like stamping and the anxiety it caused. I'm so happy! My hands are full of stamps now, so I'm off Tim, thanks for your kind words!.
It is worth the money and highly recommended. I have been looking at this item for quite awhile. Originally I was going to buy this or its pink competitor, but ultimately, cost was the determining factor, so I selected Based on pictures and reviews online, I was afraid it would be too bulky and take up a lot of space. However, I believe I made the right choice. This doesn't seem to be the case to me. When I used it I had very clear stamped images and it makes stamping more fun and less frustrating because you don't ruin cards that you've worked hard on by messing up on a nearly finished card. I used good quality (Hero Arts) clear and rubber stamps without issue. Among the Pros This stamp measures 8 inches by 11 inches. It has two open ends, allows you to use a variety of papers, good price, and stamps well. The cons are Too small and too light for easy reading of measurements (too small and too bright). As well as a grid on the bottom plate, I wish it had one.
I have watched an embarrassing amount of online stamp videos since I discovered this My observation has taught me that the ink, the stamps, the platform, and the paper can have a significant impact when it comes to getting a clear recently watched a video that illustrated the fact that a stamp and ink of the same quality can have different results depending on what type of paper you are printing on. Therefore, those who are reviewing and having bad results need to consider whether they are using cheap resources or good quality The materials used in the bargains appear to be the cause of some of the problems.
I found that the "clear" and "rubber" sides of the lid were so helpful to me, and all my stamps worked perfectly. Stamps of all kinds were used inexpensive ones (such as the ones you get in magazines) and expensive ones (I call investment-quality stamps - I think it looks expensive. It's so funny). I was able to imprint the less expensive stamps just as well as the more expensive ones, if not better in some cases. I like it when it's clear and rubbery! You have to consider the type of paper or medium you are using when stamping. There is a difference between the inks you use. Yet, this platform does a good job, is sturdy, and has a lot of features! While stamping, I found that the magnets would get in the way so I had to play with their placement to ensure that they didn't get in the way. Markings are on the horizontal and vertical sides, though they are hard to read, so are not useful (we strongly recommend that this issue be addressed). If it were "Made in the USA", I would be even more delighted. It would seem that something of that price could be made here since it is only $45. Whatever the case, I would recommend this product highly.
One day, you'll want to add different stamp types, and you'll be so glad you didn't. As a result, I discovered that you need to remove the top portion, flip it over, and reattach it in order to produce In the corners are the labels for the different sides. A rubber stamp is usually a little thicker than the other side and can be used that way. I'm so glad I didn't waste $100 on the MISTI now that I know that. My favorite part about making my cards is having the opportunity to see how they will ultimately look before they are made permanently. I like how easy it is to line things up. Using it, you can create a number of For those times when you don't get the perfect impression the first time, being able to stamp an image twice in the same spot is my favorite feature.
The product is made very well and is extremely durable. Once you have placed the stamp, the lid picks up the stamp without any effort and holds In the end, the image showed up nicely with no need to press hard. The ruler was a little hard to read so I brushed a little white acrylic paint across it and then wiped it clean. In spite of the paint staying in the grooves, it's easy to see now. Since the rubber lid switches from clear to rubber quickly, I don't struggle when I have a lot of stamping to do. The ink on the lid can easily be removed with a baby wipe, but removing it from the base plate was more difficult. In order to correct the problem, I cut one of my teflon craft sheets down to 8-inches A half-inch by 8-inch grid Place it on the base and fold it in half. The issue has been resolved. Aside from these minor issues, one of the reasons I absolutely adore it is how accurately and consistently it allows me to stamp and re-stamp A perfect alignment must be used to stamp the same image. I previously owned a Fiskers stamper that had foam cushions, and then a Misty stamper. Fiskers and Misty have no comparison, and while the Misty is a great product, it was drastically more expensive and did not produce a product of the same quality. My favorite Tim Holtz stamp platform by far is the one I created myself.
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