Clear Mounted Stamps

This is a video on how to mount you clear stamps. With  Stampin Up coming out with these new stamp sets you may be asking the best way to put them together. If you are like me I was excited about the new stamp set so I have been ordering several of them. I am really, really liking them, hope you are too.
Now just bare with me as I learn this new video thing. Lots of people are doing them and I like them. Watching someone is much better than reading instruction, that is for me. I hope to be making some kind of video at least once a week , to share some techniques and cards with you. Since I don't get to see you very often and have so much to share with you I thought this would be a good way to do it. This is my first, hopefully I will get better at this.
Thank you all for watching and if you have any questions or request please feel free to ask and I will see what I can do.


Clear Mounted Stamps from Barbara Stringer on Vimeo.

Clear Mounted Stamp Sets

Over the past few years, there has been enormous demand from demonstrators and customers alike for a line of repositionable clear-mount rubber stamps. Well, you asked for it, and now you have it! Starting with stamps in the 2010 Occasions Mini Catalog and the 2010 Sale-A-Bration Brochure, Stampin' Up! now offers our exclusive stamp art in both traditional wood-mount, and the new clear-mount option.


Our new clear-mount rubber stamps are the result of extensive research with the intent to maintain the very best image quality in the stamping industry, while at the same time offering the ease-of-use and storability inherent in repositionable clear-mount rubber stamps.

Clear-Mount Rubber Stamp Features

Nine different sizes of clear blocks available individually or as a discounted bundle.
Blocks have ergonomic grooves on all four sides for easy grip and traditional wood-mount feel.
Stamps and blocks are durable and easy to clean with your Stampin' Scrub and Stampin' Mist.
Optional image labels on stamp backs let you decide if you want to see the image through the block or not.
Tight die-cutting for easy image positioning.
Large clear blocks can be used to create collages or spell words with alphabet sets.
Stamps store easily in standard, DVD-type cases with artwork on front and spine, making organization easy.