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I am the proud owner of a Stamp-a-ma-gic.....I dont know what took me so long to get this thing... it is soooooooooooo easy to use....
no more eyeballing to see if things are lined up, which they never are......oh I cant wait to really play with this...I only have one more day of work and the I am off til next tues...so I have lots of time......yipeeeeeeeeeee....Can you tell I am just a bid excited...doesnt take much these days.....
Thanks for sharing that little bit of info. I've never used one and have thought and thought about getting it with my great rewards. Now I think I will.
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I finally got one this year, after stamping for nearly 10 years! I can't believe it took me so long, either. This is truly a great tool!
I remember many years ago, the LSS owner in my area tried to sell me one that was this big complicated piece of equipment for $50...hah! Glad I didn't fall for that one!
Tee Hee, I felt the EXACT same way when I first got mine. You never realize what a valuable tool this is till you own it. And here I thought it was just for alphabet stamps!!! Boy was I WRONG!! Can't live without it.
SU sells this. It is called a stamp-a-ma-jig. It enables you to line up perfectly any stamp to another stamped image. If you have one of those times where your stamp isn't covered with ink and you get a partial image, you can line it up with the stamp-a-ma-jig and stamp right on top again and no one will know! It's wonderful!!! No more ruined projects because it didn't line up. It's great for lettering as well.
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I really do use mine all the time. I suck at mounting stamps, they are always crooked or something. If it's important to have things centered or lined up, this tool is invaluable. I am about to order the perfect layers tool too. I think once I get that, I'll feel the same way about it too.
They are awesome. One tip - find a "home" for it that is really accessible. Because you'll be using it a lot!
Also, go to out to a craft store and buy an extra pack or two of the imaging sheets (Craft Warehouse has a pack of 3 or 4 for 99 cents). When I really get to making lots of cards, at Christmas and such, I find that I like to leave some of the much used sentiments on the imaging sheets so that I don't have to re-stamp them.
Also, if you happen to forget to use dye ink on the imaging sheet and use a permanent ink, it can be easily wiped off with alcohol!
Hi, I recently got one and love it! however I wish there were lines on it or a grid of some sort, to make sure that I'm lined up with the bottom of the page.
But other then that its great!
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