that's awesome! Stampamajig RULES!

stampa-ma-jig
 

Thanks so much - I've used it somewhat like this, but you really improved my lining it up. Carol or aka svenskaflicka

The SAMJ is my new favorite tool! I can't believe I was so "afraid" of it for so long. I use it all the time now.

Lisa

Interesting that you use it "top and left"...
I always line mine up "bottom and left".

Good point about lefties, laderme... and wonderful idea with vellum, kimilou!

tfs - u r a great tech writer!

Thanks so much for the great tutorial!

Susan

this tutorial is why I bought a stamp-a-ma-jig! Thanks for taking the time to write this. I really appreciate it. :)

You are so awesome!!! Thank you sooooo much!!!

Thank you
 

I have one and left it in the box, not sure how to use it, now I am going to pull it out and try it.

M

What would I do without my SAMJ? I shudder to think. I use it all the time. But, I think I'm the only one who uses it "upside down." I place it at the bottom of the acetate on the left. That way, I get a snug and exact fit with the stamp into the SAMJ corner. Am I weird? LOL

Tutorial thanks
 

Having a different style stamp positioner I found this tutorial very helpful. Now I can explain how easy it is to use the stamp-a-ma-jig.
Cheers and thanks

alphabet
 

Hi there,

This is a great tutorial, guess I have to order one now :) A customer is wondering if it would be good for using with alphabet sets - I would assume yes, but does anyone have any direct experience?

Thanks,

Alison

Any time I use an alphabet set I use my SAMJ to position it.:)

ETA: If you notice in the catalog the SAMJ is shown with an alphabet set. Probably because they are what it is mostly used by scrappers with.

I didn't even notice that! Thanks!

alison

Excellent, excellent. Thanks bunches, Kurtis!! NOW I know what to do!
Joanne

i really could NOT figure out a use for it. i've always said "hey i can do that on my own" lol i guess i'll have to invest in one of these!

Very Helpful!
 

Thanks for sharing - I know this took a lot of effort to do and I really appreciate you sharing these instructions with everyone! Hugs, Linda

:-D Yes, I did find your tutorial very helpful. I'm new to this club and enjoy

I have the old stamp positioner that SU sold before the SAMJ and so I have not demo'd it at any of my stamp clubs. After seeing this I will have to get the new one and start using it! I'm sure my ladies will love it!! Thanks for the tutorial.

-Theresa

thanks!

Very helpful - thanks for sharing!!

stampamajig
 

I downloaded the tutorial earlier but can't find it. Now it won't download for some reason, can you send me the tutorial directly? My e-address is [email protected]

Thanks so much! Pat:p

I plan on saving this post and reading it. I have been on the fence for awhile about getting one of these. My Mom ordered one from me and when we got it out, well, I was clueless! Thanks for putting this together, Kurtis!!

Thanks Kurtis, this is a great resource for the new tool owner, I'm passing it along.

stamp-a-ma- jig
 

I didn't know what it was but after reading your tuturial I understood what it does thanks for the explanation and demostration.:)

Wow. What a great tutorial. Have always really wondered how they work. Now I will have to get one for myself. Thanks a lot. Now my wish list just got longer. :p

Laurie

thanks so much, I have had one for over 18 months and have never used it becuase I don't know how. I am going to learn and maybe I can use it at workshop so I can sell them. tfs

Very Helpful!
 

I thought this was very helpful! Thanks!!
Mindy

Thanks! I ave had the SAMJ for a year and tried to use it once, and failed, so I stopped--I just did not get it at all!

TFS
 

Wow and I wondered why it didn't work thanks so much for this I really think it is great this tutoral
Lynn:mrgreen:

Thank you. You make it seem so simple, I felt pretty stupid with the directions that came with it! Thank you!
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Georgia

AWESOME!!! Thank you so much for posting this! I deffinatly have to get one now! I've been looking at it in the catalog wondering how it works, now I can get that alphabet set I've also been eyeing but had no clue how I would line it up on a page. Thanks bunches for the tutorial!!!

Thank you for this. I am ordering one of these soon.
Kathy

Thank you. It makes sense now with your photos and explanations. Thank you. thank you thank you.

Stamp-a-ma-jig is the coolest tool I've ever come across. I am such a picky stamper that I never stamp without it. Samj makes your cards look professional. I love it!!

Wonderful tutorial!!!!!! :D Thank you!!

One more time for the slower ones..
 

:confused: :confused: Doubly confused. Hi. I've read and re-read this tutorial, and been shown it by my upline, so I finally bought one thinking my world would change. Here's what I'm not getting: let's use the letters, for example. Say I stamp my alphabet on the sheet, remove the sheet, la la, however it works...because every single stamp is not perfectly aligned on my wood block, how do I know how to reposition it on the cardstock when I remove the clear sheet? Does that make sense? let me put it in simple terms to see if i'm doing this right. Ok, i'm going to stamp a title, let's say the word 'hello'.
1. put down cardstock
2. put down clear sheet
3.line up stamps H,E,L,L,O by stamping each one on the plastic sheet
4. pick up the stamps, remove the plastic sheet but leave the samj positioned where it was ligned up
5. re-line up the stamps H,E,L,L,O according to where the samj has been left

Is this right? What am i not getting? what if one letter is positioned a hair higher on teh block than the other, so that you cannot line up all wood blocks perfectly? How does it correct for those little things? Grrrrr....i'd really like me titles to stop being so darn crooooooked.
kristi

Please help me with the Stampamajig!!
 

any helpers??

Could someone please direct me to the actual tutorial for the Stamp-a-ma-jig? I too, need help. Thanks so much!

The actual tutorial is on the first page of this thread!



>>>>> I replied to Scrapybosl1 on page three.