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This Rose Quartz Stampendable Stamping Tool is from LDRS Creative. This tool helps you create a clear crisp image every time you use your stamping platform (sold separately). This is a lightweight tool that fits perfectly in the palm of your hand. This tool has a firm felt pad that transfers an even pressure over the entire stamped image. This is the perfect tool for crafters with arthritis.
I love this! It allows me to get the correct amount of pressure on my stamps, without going overboard (as I have a tendency to do) and smooshing my clear stamps. Every stamp I have used this with came out crisp, with no blurry edges. And it's light enough that I don't feel as if I'm getting an arm workout when I grab it!
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Love, love, love this tool. If you have any stamping platform then this tool will make using it easier. Such a simple tool that gives a powerful performance. Price is nice and low so if for some reason you needs multiple it won’t break your bank.
Got a stamper in your life and you need get a gift, then this is it. It’s never to early to think about Christmas and or stocking stuffers!
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This is an Air Hockey Paddle. I purchased some on Amazon for $12 and got 4 of them and was able to share with friends. It is an amazing tool so if you want to spend this much on just one, I would suggest doing it. It will work wonders with your Misti. Or you could just buy them on Amazon for a fraction of this cost. Either way...You'll be happy with your purchase :)
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I had an idea of the air hockey tools because they're round and have a handle. I made one and I had trouble cutting the felt. I should have tried a circle die. So then I received an email from scrapbook.com and there it was! My air hockey tool! I bought 1 and I can't wait until it gets here! Great minds think alike :).
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For me, this stamping tool is one of the best in my crafting tool box!! It has saved my wrists and hands from pain from applying pressure on my Stamparatus and/or Misti and evens out the printing of the stamp on the card stock. One of the best purchases I've made. I highly recommend it. It works great all around. Scrapbook was out of stock on these and when I was notified that they were in stock...I immediately ordered it!! So happy I did!!!
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This Little wonder helps me to secure everything I want to glue
to my card stock and anything else. I have hand problems and
have looked at several different designs and how much pressure
I have use. This puppy is light enough for me to use for a long time and NOT hurt my hands. It is weird looking, but works for me.
The price is right as well. Happy gluing, etc.!
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I often use a stamping platform and have struggled with getting the right amount of pressure on the stamp. I have arthritis in my hands and it seems l either press too hard or not hard enough. I tested the product out after I received it and was pleasantly surprised by the results. It’s large enough to easily hold and the pad on the bottom slides across the plastic without any problems.
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This is perfect for use with my stamp platform to get good images with my stamps. Age and health problems have affected the strength in my arms and hands and this tool makes stamping easier for me.
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This is so easy to use with any brand of stamp!! I have Been waiting to purchase this for quite some time. But when it finally came in and I was ready to get it would be out of stock.
So used it and it is so easy to use and so beneficial!!
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I have Fibromyalgia so getting nice stamp impressions with a stamp platform can be painful. But with this little tool, I can easily get perfect impressions without using as much force from my hands. I highly recommend this to anyone who does a lot of stamping or anyone with chronic pain!
Used in this project: Winter Wishes Memorydex Card
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Are these to be used with one color ink pad only? Or can you rinse and use with another color afterwards?
How heavy is it?
By:
lorifuller4
(25-Feb-23)
Hi! The Stampendable Stamping Tool is about 1.2oz. It's very lightweight!
By: LDRScreative
(25-Feb-23)
What is the diameter of thus tool
By:
linda watt
(07-Aug-21)
Hi Linda! This tool is slightly less than three inches across. We hope this helps!
By: Scrapbook.com
(09-Aug-21)
Will the felt bottom scratch the Misti cover? I�m afraid to use one of these and have it scratch the plastic. I have one I purchased off of Amazon and the felt seemed to scratch the surface of my Misti a little bit. I used it once and threw it away after that.
By:
pediatricreo
(08-Mar-23)
I’ve used this pressure tool for over a year and I’ve never had an issue with it scratching or leaving any marks on my multiple MISTI tools. (I have original, mini, and 12x12 size. I actually just ordered the new Scrapbook.com rose quartz MISTI , because my craft room is this exact color and I absolutely love it!! I have a small home based business, and use my MISTI 6+ hours each day. I understand not wanted to damage a tool that’s such an investment, but as someone who uses it every single day, I can give it high praise :)
By: Gigi342
(30-Aug-23)
The Stampendable has a soft felt bottom and won't scratch your stamping platform.
By: LDRS Creative
(08-Mar-23)
Is it possible to use this without a stamping platform?
By:
Weddingbelle
(24-Feb-24)
Hello, it is easiest to use the LDRS Creative - Stampendable Stamping Tool - Black with a stamping platform, we find it difficult to use with stamping blocks or stamps with no stamping tool of some kind.
By: Scrapbook.com
(24-Feb-24)
