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Formerly known as the Double Stick Mat, this Project Grip Silicone Craft Mat was designed with crafters in mind! This versatile mat has double sided grip to help keep projects in place as you blend, stencil, stamp and so much more! Keeping a grip on your ink pads and blending has never been easier. Plus, use the helpful grid to keep everything in line while you craft!
Contents: One Large Black Project Grip Silicone Craft Mat with Grid
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Scrapbook.com's Large Project Grip Silicone Craft Mat has so many unbelievable features and creative options that make it a must-have in your craft room. Your projects will have new, unique colors and textures all because of the endless list of amazing benefits from this one tool!
What can you use your Project Grip Silicone Craft Mat for:
Not only will it amaze you with all the ink and watercolor possibilities, but the Project Grip Silicone Mat is ready for you to turn up the heat as well! Get out your heat tool and your glue gun because they're no match for your new mat. No need to worry about your table or desk when you're using the mat as your work surface. The non-stick work surface also ensures that any dried glue or heated embossing powder wipes right off!
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How to clean your Project Grip Silicone Craft Mat:
Number of pieces: 1
This mat is a great size to work on and cover/ protect your work space. Unfortunately it is super thin and doesn't stay put. It slides around, which is not what I expected from a silicone mat. Also the grip of the top surface is not as good as others. I think it's all in the weight, or lack there of, that makes this purchase not one of my favorites from scrapbook.com.
I have a glass table and have this on top of it. It works as a sticky mat and when it doesn't anymore, I just wash it off in cold water and it becomes sticky again. I put my paper down, then stencils and it sticks great. also if I am blending I put the ink pad on the mat and it doesn't move. Best thing that I got
I didn't know I needed this, but it is wonderful. Even when I'm not making inky or glue-y messes, it is great to have this grippy surface. Love how large it is, too.
I like how the mat stays in place and doesn't matter move around on my table.
This covers almost my entire work area. It's shiny and really does grip. It cleans up very easy back to it's shiny finish. I couldn't be happier with this mat as it's very smooth to work on. The grid is super helpful. There's nothing not to love about this mat
I bought this recently and love not only the size but the silicone makes it where glue fies nog stick to it!
While I haven’t used the mat yet, it seems to be on par with Scrapbook.com’s other silicone mats and some off brands I purchased elsewhere in thickness and being able to use both sides.
What I really like about this mat is it is black, has measurements (one side only) and the ability to align card stock so it doesn’t move to work on it. I will also be able to mix inks and paints on the mat as well as use the surface for gluing (should be able to wipe everything right off). Also, this is by far the largest mat I own and covers half of my work surface; a huge plus. Since this is silicone, the mat should be able to tolerate using a heat gun and hot glue around it.
I did have a Tim Holtz glass mat, which I recently gave to another crafter. While I liked the glass mat, it was just too heavy for me to keep moving it around in my small crafting space. So, this mat, I believe will easily take the place of the glass mat and the smaller silicone mats I have.
On my next order, I will be ordering the white version of this mat to cover the other half of my work surface!
I ordered this to use on top of my table and I also wanted to use it to hold my stencil so I’m able to use the cloud whip. Half way through my project the mat lost its grip and no longer would hold my stencil in place anymore. Also it started to rip at the bottom due to the constant cleaning of the cloud whip. I wouldn’t buy this again. I’d would rather spend more money on a product like a glass project surface. I would use this for inking or holding my ink pads. While I’m blending ink onto my cards and for constructing my cards together.
This is so much better than I was hoping it would be! My desk is cleaner, more organized, and the mat is the perfect texture and stickiness. The black color makes it easy for e to see little things that I would otherwise be searching for.I love it!
When I first saw this I thought , well yeah, it will hold onto your paper projects. But will it sit still to my table top work station. And it HAS!!! I think this is working out great for me and I dont have to tape it down while I do any of my projects, big or small and it’s so easy to clean up afterwards. Love it!
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Is this "grip" mat the same thing as a "sticky" mat?
By:
mahimmel
(13-Feb-25)
Hello,
Can you use an X-acto knife on it to cut paper?
By:
ChristinesPaperArt
(22-Nov-23)
Hello, this mat is a double-sided silicone craft mat, we would not recommend using an X-acto knife with this mat. We would recommend the self healing mat Scrapbook.com - Self-Healing Workspace Mat - Double Sided - Large - 24x18 which can be found at this link
By: Scrapbook.com
(25-Nov-23)
What is best way to store and travel this mat? Since grippy on both sides should it be wrapped in something once rolled? Can it be stored long periods rolled up and will it still lay flat next use?
By:
oznatalie
(27-Aug-24)
Hello! When storing these mats, you can roll them up. If you're worried about debris, you could cover them in plastic after rolling them.
By: Scrapbook.com
(27-Aug-24)
I use my glue pen constantly for my scrapbook pages. I use a piece of white xerox paper underneath to protect surface but it tend to stick to things and I have to change it often. Will this Matt work and wipe off easy so I can replace my xerox paper?
By:
oznatalie
(26-Aug-24)
Can this mat be left out on work surface or does it need to be rolled and stored between uses?
By:
Russo213
(17-Feb-24)
I'm not sure, so I hedge my bets and roll/store it between uses. It also keeps the dust/debris away that way.
By: traceymail17
(18-Feb-24)
