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This set of six clear photopolymer stamps is designed by Jamie Rodgers for Creative Expressions and is part of the Tea Bag Folding Collection. These stamps feature three mandalas with different designs and three sentiments. These stamps adhere to acrylic blocks and can be used with your favorite inks, markers, embossing powders, watercolors, colored pencils, and other crafting mediums (sold separately). These stamps can be used to make cards, scrapbook pages, tags, journals, planners, and other paper crafting and mixed media projects. These stamps have a coordinating Craft Die set (sold separately). The largest stamp measures 3.87" x 3.87" and the smallest stamp measures 1.68" x 0.43".
This is a beautiful set of stamps. I wish there was a tutorial on coloring the images but I couldn't find one.
So excited. This was the first stamp set used on my new Misti. Fantastic results.
I think this is a lovely stamp. However, even with using my stamp platform (Tim HoltzJ) I did not get a good image. I used a Staz On stamp pad, Momento stamp pad, and an Archival stamp pad - I could not get a good image with any of them. I am not the best stamper so I would recommend that if anyone is thinking of purchasing this product, to do so. I am going to keep trying to get a good image because I like this image.
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don't understand this product as far a tea bag folding. Just looks like stamps. Can you please explain to me.
By:
Roseortel
(15-Feb-22)
A die goes with the stamp. I watched Jamie Rogers on You Tube. He demonstrated how to use the stamps with the dies. Suggested paper weight is 60-120 gsm. He said printer paper was perfect. He shows how to fold the papers and assemble them.
By: ScrappyDooHilton
(16-Feb-22)
When you stamp it , it gives you an image. When you fold it you can make that into what ever pattern you like. You must fold each piece exactly the same to have the pattern look right. I have made teabag fold cards for years but have always had to look for paper with the right size images to make them into a pattern. This will save paper and time.
By: ReneeSumsion
(16-Feb-22)
