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Storing Ink Spots

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7 Jan

Hello, Crafters.

With
the introduction of the Stamparatus, Ink Spots are really going to take
off big time! 

Well, they certainly will with me, and probably a few
thousand other crafters, too! 

In today’s video, I explain my previous
relationship with stamp positioners, and how it’s all changed now
Stamparatus is coming! 

I
realise I’m probably in the minority here, but I have never seen any
attraction in a stamp positioner, except when you have a repetitive job
to do like wedding invitations. 

When I was making my daughter’s wedding
invitations last year, one of the ladies in my team, Maire, very kindly
send me a stamp positioner, and I gave it a go, but failed miserably! 

The reason for this was that the stamps were too small and the ink pad
was too big. 

I’m sure I would have been fine if I’d had some Ink Spots I
could have inked up, but I didn’t! 

I have no intention of being caught
out again, so I have ordered both sets of inked Ink Spots that are
available in the new Spring/Summer Catalogue.

I’ve also started inking
the ten uninked spots I bought! By the time my Stamparatus arrives, I’ll
be able to hit the ground running!

The
original idea for my Ink Spots storage case was from Carol B Crafts,
but after I saw her video, I saw another video where a demo was showing
how to use the Stamparatus. 
 
She had a brilliant tip about using Daubers
for the Ink Spots, too, so I decided to make a video combining both ideas. 

As
I was videoing using Stamp Cases for storage ideas, I shared my other
Stamp Cases that I use for storage! 

There are definitely plenty of hints
and tips in today’s video.

Happy Sunday, and until tomorrow, happy crafting.

JanB.



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  1. Anonymous says

    January 8, 2018 at 8:29 am

    Hello Jan,
    Brilliant idea and as always I love your video I was just going to make a liner however there are no measurements, help please, Maggie

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    • Jan says

      January 8, 2018 at 9:19 am

      Hi, Maggie. All the measurements for the liner are in the box below the video. Depending on what device you watch the video on, you either click on SHOW MORE or the second down arrow. ☺ Happy crafting. JanB.

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