Here are the parts of the Stamparatus
7 by 7 wide
2 open sides so any sized paper can slip in
Grid and ruler on base but placed between a layer of clear plastic so that the grid will not wear off
2 strong magnets that can be stored on the base
Foam to be added on top of the base for photopolymer stamps
2 removable clear plastic plates that can be removed and turned around to allow for 4 stamps to be used at once
The ability to move the sides to stamp the same image multiple times.
Sometimes I notice my hand shaking a bit when I try to stamp and this will totally eliminate the mistakes I make when I stamp with the shakes. It has nothing to do with drinking but more to do with aging.
Come back tomorrow when I share some ways to use the features of the Stamparatus with your stamping and how to make your reservation for one of your own.
I arrived home last night from Salt Lake City and could hardly wait till today to see the information about this awesome new tool, the Stamparatus, that lots of people at Stampin'Up! helped design.
I have been a member of the L2L team for the past several years and we have been sharing and perfecting this device. Image my excitement when I saw it at OnStage! And now both you and I can make a reservation to have it sent to our homes!!!!
Watch the video to see what it can do. (You can see the video by clicking on the highlighted word Stamparatus). Come back tomorrow and I will share how you can reserve one, and several benefits I can see to this brand new tool.
If you think you would like to be a part of Stampin'Up! and learn about and help create new devices contact me at the link above or through my website www.sushi.stampinup.net. I wish I could talk to you in person to let you know how excited I am about the Stamparatus!!!
