Acrylic stamps from Stampin' Up! are easy to assemble once you know how.
"As far as hobbies go, stamping is definitely one of the most fun and rewarding. It’s so wonderful to beable to create cards and scrapbook pages ~Stampin'Up!"
Assembling your new Acrylic Stamps from Stampin' Up! is easy once you know how. This new kind come die cut and are made from the same red rubber as wood mounted ones from Stampin' Up! are. They are stored in a kind of slim DVD case with a paper insert that shows the images both on the spine and on the front of the box, and allows you to see the rubber images themselves through the back of the box. There are instructions for how to assemble them written on the inside insert of the DVD case and there are some pictures there as well to show you how to put them together. I was able to figure out how to assemble them from these two resources, but sometimes it helps to actually see it done.
With this in mind, I made you the following video to show how to assemble your new sets so you can quickly get to the fun part and make some handmade greeting cards or other papercraft items. I hope the video helps you. Please do leave me feedback about the video if you would like to by going to the Contact Me page on this site.
Now here is the video for you to enjoy. Please be forgiving! Once I am doing something with my hands, working a video camera AND talking in front of a camera I seem to get a little halting in my speech! Lol!
Acrylic Stamps Assembly Tips
Advantages
I do enjoy the options I now have to order red rubber and wood mounted or red rubber and unmounted stamps from Stampin' Up! I find the unmounted ones
easier to store as they can be filed in a book case like a DVD
Allow the viewing of the images on the spine of the case
Are easier to take with me on crops, on flights to Conventions etc (a set will easily fit in my handbag or suitcase or even my laptop bag)
Are cheaper to buy, and
Produce just as sharp and clear images as my wood mounted ones do since they are made of the same excellent red rubber
I hope you enjoy your experience with these little beauties as much as I do.