Introducing the Stampin' Up! Stamparatus

I'm very excited that Stampin' Up! are releasing a new stamping tool called the Stamparatus.

So what is it and what does it do?

We’ve had the Stamp-A-Ma-Jig to help line up and position our stamps in the right place on a projects for many years, but the Stamparatus takes stamp positioning and stamping to a new level.

·         Stamp multiples of the same image with ease

·         Consistently stamp crisp, clean images

·         If you want a darker impression, apply more ink and restamp—no need to start over

·         Make fewer mistakes, saving time and money

·         Easily create 2-step, 3-step, and 4-step stamped images using reversible plates

·         Compatible with Stampin’ Up!’s red rubber and photopolymer stamp

·         Foam mat included to use with photopolymer stamps

·         Has rulers and gridlines for quick measuring

·         There are two open sides so you can stamp on larger paper – perfect for card makers or scrapbookers

·         Includes two reversible plates: a total of 4 surfaces to work with

·         Two strong magnets to hold the paper in place

·         It has a magnet storage area under the base
·         Note: it will not work with Wood Mount stamps.

Here’s a video that Stampin’ Up! have produced showing the benefits of the new Stamparatus. 

This tool is to become a standard product in the next annual catalogue being released next May, but as Stampin’ Up! knows people will want to get this tool sooner, they’re offering a limited number via three  pre-order windows so you can reserve and receive your tool early.  Once the pre-order limit is filled, the pre-order window will close and you will not be able to reserve yours until the next pre-order window.

You will need to shop online in my store and have a credit card to reserve your Stamparatus.  Your credit card will not be charged until the tool is shipped.  The cost is $85.

Stampin' Up! Stamparatus

I’ll definitely be placing my pre-order this Friday, 17 November at 8am when it opens.  I can’t wait to get this tool as I’ve had a similar tool which cost me significantly more for some time, but it doesn’t do everything that the new Stamparatus does!  If you have any questions, please let me know.

Thanks for visiting.