I’m ecstatic! Over the past few years, there has been enormous demand from
demonstrators and customers alike for a line of re-positionable
clear-mount stamps. Well, you asked for it, and now you have it!
Stampin? Up! offers many options of our exclusive stamp art in both traditional wood-mount, and the new clear-mount option.
demonstrators and customers alike for a line of re-positionable
clear-mount stamps. Well, you asked for it, and now you have it!
Stampin? Up! offers many options of our exclusive stamp art in both traditional wood-mount, and the new clear-mount option.
Here’s my video tutorial showing you the advantages of and how to use Stampin’ Up!’s clear mount stamps and blocks.
Our new clear-mount stamps are the result of extensive research with
the intent to maintain the very best image quality in the stamping
industry, while at the same time offering the ease-of-use and
storability inherent in re-positionable clear-mount stamps.
Clear-Mount Features
- Nine different sizes of clear blocks available individually or as a discounted bundle (118491).
- Blocks have ergonomic grooves on all four sides for easy grip and traditional wood-mount feel.
- Stamps and blocks are durable and easy to clean with your Stampin? Scrub and Stampin’ Mist.
- Optional image labels on stamp backs let you decide if you want to see the image through the block or not.
- Tight die-cutting for easy image positioning.
- Large clear blocks can be used to create collages or spell words with alphabet sets.
- Stamps store easily in standard, DVD-type cases with artwork on front and spine, making organization easy.
Hi Claire: I have suggested a 3 second rule as a helpful tip. Be sure your blocks are clean and hold the stamp on the block for a full three seconds. It takes that long to bond. From there, you shouldn’t have a problem. Hold a bit longer for very small stamps.
Hugs, M
Do you ever have problems with the stamps sticking to the blocks. I have this problem often and it is very frustrating.
Thank you for this video Mary!! Very helpful to me!!
really interesting! thanks for that Mary! wish that we had them here in the UK! Victoria x