I just spent my morning cutting and clipping and making sure the stickers were on right, but WHY am I having to do this to the stamps I bought? I figured if I just spent $100+ on 5 sets of stamps that they would come already assembled. HA.. goes to show you what I thunk.
BrattBoy
Gotta love the put it together yourself stamps! I guess they thunk we needed more entertainment for our money.
--Tammy
Sounds like someone just went on a shopping spree with Stampin' Up! lol The
1st party I went to... you had to do your own. But when I placed an order through someone else....they prepared them for me which is the way it should be!Hope you enjoy your stamps after all that effort! Susan
I found that I like the unmounted system way better. So now I just cut them but not mount them. I use acrylic see through blocks and I love stamping much more now. Not only is positioning better but storage is a fraction of the original and can now transport them along with SB supplies so much easier.
I also use unmounted stamps and have had great luck. I like them a lot because they are a lot cheaper than mounted stamps. I just started getting into stamping. For training for my job at Archiver's I have to take all of their classes and get paid for taking them. Which is wonderful because I took their rubberstamping class and I learned so much. I had never known how to emboss. Tomorrow I take their creative cardmaking class and I can't wait. ~Jen
Well - I haven't any stamps yet -----I've been waiting patiently for my step-sister to move to Ocala so she could show me the ropes (she moved up this weekend yeah!!) .... most folks tell me I'm weird too! I'm told I'm too positive about life---huh??? wasn't always that way but decide I'd rather wake up each morning and make a conscious decision to have a Great day and ---let the little stuff slide -- now as to this stamp thingy --- I've been for warned THANKS Bratboy! Maureen in FL aka Smilingtooo :-) SMILE BE HAPPY :-)
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