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The Mini MISTI stamping tool is named the Most Incredible Stamp Tool Invented and it lives up to its name. MISTI's simple hinge design provides consistent stamping for beginner, novice or experienced cardmaker and it makes stamping easier than ever before. The MINI MISTI, like it's larger counterpart, can be used with clear stamps and red rubber cling mount stamps and the included foam pad raises your cardstock/paper to facilitate stamping with clear stamps.
Each package includes one Mini MISTI tool that measures approximately 6" x 7" and has a stamping area that measures approximately 6" x 4.75", foam pad, grid paper and one magnet. This smaller version of the full sized original is perfect for cardmaking, pocket page scrapbooking inserts and other smaller projects.
You can use the MISTI for repeated stamp positioning, lining up die cuts and stamps, registration, etc. The magnet helps to quickly and easily position your cardstock or paper and hold it in place. The included positioning grid paper helps you find just the right positioning for your stamp before you put ink to paper.
The Mini MISTI is a tool you will treasure and enjoy for years to come. Use it for your personal scrapbook pages, cards and other paper crafting projects or use it for assembly-line stamping on cards or invitations. The MISTI is laser etched, saw cut, and hand assembled to stand the test of time.
Proper care of the MISTI is important.
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So, I have the big one and I like it, but it wasn't made with as much quality material as this smaller version. I soon had hairline cracks on the side that you lift with. I decided since I make cards more than anything else, the small version would fit my needs. It's made better and they threw in some grid paper which is nice to have handy. I'm happy with it.
I have a regular MISTI. I bought the mini to take to a scrapbook convention, and I have not used it yet. It is much lighter, as well as smaller, which makes it great for travel and carrying. It comes with two magnets on the BACK--don't miss those! I am very satisfied. I love my regular MISTI; what a great invention!
I haven't had a chance to use this product but will soon. I read in the description that the best product to clean the MISTY with is Novus1 Plastic Cleaner and that is not carried by Scrapbook.com. I found it on Amazon, but I was disappointed that Scrapbook.com doesn't carry this product. Since I haven't used I can't rate it yet but on looks and potential successful use of product I will give it a four since I can't get the recommended cleaner at Scrapbook.com.
I love the Misti, but this mini is very small, so I ended up getting the full size, and put this one away. Love, love, love the Misti, but I would recommend getting the full size over this smaller version.
My cards would not fit correctly and very little maneuverability inside the space. Might be great for tags, but not for full size greeting cards, IMO.
I am so pleased with my Mini Misti. It is easy to use and works perfectly. It is great to stamp over for misinked areas of stamps . . . always exactly right!
The size is perfect for stampers and easy to transport. In short . . . I love it!
I had no idea how much I would love this product. It eliminates stamping mistakes and makes card production easy as pie. Should have gotten this forever ago. Now I want the larger one too!!!
I've wanted a MISTI ever since I saw it demonstrated in a video, but the price was a bit too much on my retirement budget. When I saw that Scrapbook.com had a mini version, and there was also a 12% off sale, I had to get it. The product itself is really terrific, and I will be using it to mass produce some of my cards to sell at a restaurant. It might even help me get going on my Etsy site. And I have to give a big high-five to the pickers and shippers on Scrapbook.com: I received my MISTI in four days! That is better than the company I demonstrate for.
I would recommend this product however I would tell others to buy the larger of the two and not to waste there money on the mini I think they would get better use of the larger one.
I have used this item a number of times with no problems to report. My only concern is that I feel this product is made cheaply (plastic hinges and sticker rule guides) and I am not sure how long it will last. Nevertheless, it works well now and I am glad that I purchased it.
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I have a stamperatus but am considering getting a misti, do you think it's worth it or are they nearly the same size. Thank you
By:
User
(24-Jan-25)
What size are you looking at in the Misti? Your question showed up in the MINI Misti Size. Your stamper is larger. Misti also has a huge size 12x12 inches. (Misti comes in 3 sizes and many do not know that.) If you are happy with the results of your stamper you now own then I'd stay with it. If you are thinking it would be great to have a smaller travel one or just a smaller one like I want to make small sentiment stamps quickly with a small stamp press I can have handy and even leave out without taking up so much room then maybe the Mini would be a great addition to your crafting. FYI watch for sales and percentage deals off or better usually still is the rare free shipping deals to pick up any of the 3 Misti's here on Scrapbook. My question to you basically is do you get good results with your currant stamp press? Or just want to know what all the buzz is about an over priced brand that to my opinion did not own a patent on because similar presses existed already but they sued many anyway and many of those should not have settled. But it's expensive to challenge too. I'm not a fan of companies who behave that way. There is room for everyone at the table when it comes to craft tools and media.
By: LASinMT
(16-May-25)
I'm trying to decide if I need the regular one or the mini. I read a review that the regular one isn't as well made. I don't make anything but tags and cards, but see the mini is too small for a standard 5X7 card. Info please Thanks!
By:
ycequeen57
(14-Apr-17)
I have had the regular since February. The plastic around the middle hinge completely just came apart through no fault of mine. Now when I open it the lid pops and more comes off plus the 2 end hinges also cracked. I did some research, didn’t take much, and found that this is a common problem people have. While there is a limited 2 year warranty and I submitted proof of the defect and receipt, the owner won’t uphold her end stating that it’s not a manufactured defect. She won’t tell me what the issue is either though because like I said, nothing happened to my MISTI. While I do agree it’s a great design and works well, what I’ve heard about the owner, my experience with her, the quality of the product and the fact that she pushes religious beliefs by making every one only available with a Bible verse on it I’m having a hard time replacing it with another when you can buy cheaper versions better made in China (same place hers comes from). Take this into consideration when buying and the fact that she chooses when to honor the warranty and the price keeps going up for the regular if you need another.
By: Cardshark
(19-Nov-23)
I have them both. If you are making cards you will want the 8x10. I didn't see any difference in quality. I like to take the mini with me for projects that fit,like tags. I Always use them both. Be very careful not to put the magnets together bc they will break. . I take them off one at a time and one goes to the left and the other to the right.Sweet petunia said they will not replace them. This must be a problem for a lot of people. I just ordered 2 more sets.
By: Kamos
(16-Apr-17)
Will this work for unmounted rubber stamps?
By:
LiLi
(20-Mar-16)
I just unmounted a cheap rubber stamp yesterday...it was old and the cushion separated from the rubber. I applied a very thin layer of Aleene's Tack-IT Over & Over on the back of the rubber, let it dry for several hours and then tested it on the Misti. It did not leave any residue on the cover of the Misti and worked perfectly.
All of these Acrylic hinge like and other styles of stamp presses will accept most unmounted rubber stamps. As the other ladies mentioned. So if it works on a stamp block you manually press down on then most stamp presses accept the rubber ones too not just the clear stamps of today. I got rid of a few of my favorite 26 year old rubber stamps before learning I could remove from their wood base. Sadly one was huge that was all the lyrics to "Oh Christmas Tree" And I could never get it to print well in part due to it's size. With the presses I could have no doubt had better results even if it meant several inkings. I've searched for the same or similar stamp in acrylic version today but found none. Your question is a great one especially for those of us who go way back with stamps into the 90's etc. OK just remember you can't see through the solid rubber for placement. So you may want to use a scrap of paper cut to card size to make sure you are set where you want it if it's a large stamp especially helpful. I keep scrap paper around for this. Any copy paper or card stock. (When making a 60 book directory off for a class reunion in 2018 those providing me updates kept sending them till I finally had to put a stop to it the week before the event. This meant I had a lot of one sided lightly printed the other blank and I kept the 200 plus sheets of paper for scrap use. It was a thicker text paper and some a very light card stock both. With a gold fleck and it's perfect texture for stamping on. I still save copy paper with print on one side and blank on the other too. I keep a stack in a small drawer handy for easy reach.
By: LASinMT
(16-May-25)
I want to buy a misti for my mom who is legally blind but still quilts and makes cards. It says I can choose the base color but I am trying to figure out what is considered the base. Is it the frame around the misti or the part that you lay your card stock on. Because she is blind she doesn't see some colors well and I need to make sure before I purchase it. Thanks
By:
bearlea
(08-Nov-16)
You might prefer to get your mother the medium size Misty. That comes with colored trims. I think 4 the last time I looked. A light pink, a blue, a darker pinkish red and black. The base is black on all the Misti's I'm aware of. The mini might be too small for regular card making if you are looking for a stamp tool for 5x7 size cards as the Mini is too small for them. Now about that base color? There are sticky mats you can lay down onto the base and that can be done in white and or DIY sticky mats you can cut down off sheets of Low tack sticky mats used in electronic paper cutting machines. So you can find them in pastels like pink and mint green etc. I lean towards the DIY as I've found some of the ones sold to use in your Misti or similar presses don't fit as well as they claim and you still need to trim and many are clear and you place a grid clear or under it. These sticky pads are often sold to do stencil work or to lay down on your work surface to help hold your paper still while you work inking or drawing or stenciling. So that's how you locate them. Scrapbook sells at least one kind here but I believe it's a clear version. Odd brand or generic DIY 12x12 size pastels just make sure they are LOW tack might be great for your moms use. If the low tack is still to powerful you can pat it a number of times with towels to reduce it so it does not tear paper media.
By: LASinMT
(16-May-25)
