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Get organized! Easily see your clear acrylic or EZ Mount stamps stored securely inside these Crafter's Companion storage panels. Stamps will stay in place and won't slip off the panels. Each package contains five white panels. They fit in the EZ Mount Storage Binder (sold separately) for storage. Each 11 3/4" x 8 1/2" panel has a universal punched hole and can also be used with European-style or standard letter-sized three-ring binders.
I have found these to be the best way to store my cling stamps, but sometimes they are hard to find (out of stock), so I really stocked up lately. I also use the smaller "mini" size to hold my Gina K. Designs and Stampin' Up! sets. The mini size is even harder to find, unfortunately!
I'm in the middle of a project to remove all of my wood mounted stamps and switch them to cling, so I use a LOT of these EZMount storage panels!
the binder that these go into does not come with a set, so you need these. They are standard three ring binder size and the 5 fit nicely into the binder ( separate purchase). I intend to get 1 binder for each of the major holidays that I have stamps for and an extra one for "other." The stamps are secure in the binder as they cling to these sheets.
This is the best way to store your stamps.
Just uses any 3 ring binder.
You can use both sides of the panels, so you actually have 10 pages!
Before buying this, I had my stamps in a big plastic tote, where I had to dig around to find the stamp I wanted. It had to be placed on a shelf.
Now I have a binder and that takes a lot less room.
I have all my clear stamps on these. The stamps cling wonderfully !I do not keep them in the binder right now. I just have them stacked in a drawer and that works for me. One for flowers, one for birthdays, one for words, etc. I use a slick writer pen (made by American crafts) to write on the panels above the stamp to help identify it. You can easily change things around with a bit of stamp cleaner to remover your writing.
These 5 fit perfectly inside the normal sized matching storage box. One thing to remember is that when you put your stamps on they are then seen backwards so to overcome this I placed an A4 blank paper with the image of the stamps there to view easily. Holds stamps perfectly and when you are finished they are stored away safely and organised.
I'm in the process of trying to organize my acrylic stamps using this product and its tabbed companion. My thought is to separate sets into their different components: critters in one section, botanicals in another, sentiments, clocks and so on. I only ordered one pack of each to see if the stamps stick well, and I can say that the acrylics stick very well -- even the tiniest ones! I'm using the front and back of each page and so far, so good, even putting them in a binder and flipping the pages.
I find however, that the cling stamps do not stick as well. Some do, some don't. I solved that problem by putting a photo page in the binder with those stamps in the pocket.
I was a little skeptical about purchasing these-I didn't think the stamps would stick that well. I was wrong! These are fantastic!!! They hold my cling mounted rubber stamps perfectly. No worries about them slipping off the sheet at all. Highly recommended!!!
These panels are perfect for all my unmounted stamps. I love that I can keep them organized in a binder, without sacrificing much space.
These pages are sturdy without being too thick; they hold my stamps securely so I don"t have to worry about them falling off and getting lost-great product!
Great for storing and dividing up clear stamps.
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What are these made of?
By:
travelers2susan
(07-Feb-17)
As I hold one in my hand I would say they are a heavy duty white board laminated in a plastic coating. They are very durable and I have written on them to describe what stamps I have placed on them with a permanent Staedtler Lumocolor marker and then wiped off what I had written at a later date with stamp cleaner and they come up looking almost like new again. Hope this helps.
By: Sazz303
(08-Feb-17)
Can these be cut in half? They seem quite sturdy so I'm wondering if they are too thick to cut. Thank you for your help.
By:
idtegacay
(28-Sep-15)
While I have never cut one in half, I'm fairly certain they could be cut, but probably not with a paper trimmer or regular scissors. Both Tonic and Kevlar (and probably other companies) make scissors that will cut nearly anything, including metal. So while these aren't that thick, they could probably be cut. Also a straight edge and multiple passes with a craft knife would probably work. Sorry I haven't tried it, but I hope this is helpful.
By: shadow2000x
(29-Sep-15)
I have the clear clingy stamps. When I stick them to the white board I can't tell what the stamp is or says. Obviously I can't have the little piece of plastic the stamps originally come on to tell what the stickers are. Any suggestions?
By:
ronna.williams
(21-Jan-20)
To identify your clear stamps I'd suggest placing them on the panel, then ink them on the panel, put a piece of white cardstock or paper on top of the panel rubbing it with your hand to create a copy, and put it in your notebook FACING the panel; it will be a mirror image of your stamp panel. You will then be able to easily see the stamps. This is an especially excellent way to catelogue word and sentiment stamps which are hard to read as they are backwards. Also, if there is a matching die, outline the stamp on the panel in a bright red color, indicating that there is an accompanying die. This is so very helpful when cleaning up. You can easily make a copy of each paper sheet to put at the front of the notebook, or in a separate index notebook, as a reference.
By: lonestardancer
(23-Nov-20)
One customer mentioned she uses "a slick writer pen to write on the panels above the stamp to help identify it. You can easily change things around with a bit of stamp cleaner to remover your writing." Hope this tip helps!
By: Scrapbook.com
(21-Jan-20)
Are these the same material as a whiteboard that you use dry erase markers on?
By:
AUDREY68
(22-Jun-22)
Hmmm. I never thought about that! I'm not sure about the exact material, but I compared the storage panel to an 8.5 x 11 whiteboard I have. Cling stamps stick soundly to both. Perhaps the main difference is the storage panel is 3 hole punched, thinner, and designed to store in a notebook if you choose. The whiteboard is hard-backed, thicker, and heavier. You can write on both.
By: idtegacay
(22-Jun-22)
