• How to Mount Your Stampin' Up! stamps
• How to Make A Punch Guide
For additional tutorials of projects, please visit: www.SplitcoastStampers.com/resources
Product FAQ's
Q. What is the difference between Classic and Craft inks?
A. Classic inks are dye base inks and craft inks are pigment based inks. What that means is that classic inks are water based inks and take less time to dry. Pigments inks are heavier and take a longer time to dry. This makes them great for heat embossing. Craft inks also have opaque finish on colored cardstock. For example, if you were to stamp Yo-Yo Yellow classic ink on Basic Black cardstock, you wouldn't be able to see the ink because it would blend into the cardstock. If you were to stamp Yo-Yo Yellow craft ink onto the Basic Black cardstock, the ink would show up against the black since it has an opaque finish. You can also heat set craft inks for an even more opaque look on your projects. Craft Inks are have an archival quality and are great for scrapbooking.
Q. I love Stampin' Up! stamps sets, but why should I buy my materials from you like cardstock, inks pads, ribbon, and other accessories?
A. Have you ever found the perfect paper and then run around all over town to look for a matching ink pad or ribbon? You think you've found it, but when you get home you find out you are just one shade off! Well, Stampin' Up solves that problem for you. When you select a color, you'll be happy knowing the exact same shade is available in cardstock, ink pads, markers, water color crayons, Stampin' Spots and most ribbon and hardware. For example, if you wanted to use Real Red to make a card, you can purchase the cardstock, ink pad, ribbon, and marker all in Real Red. Never again will you have to worry about hunting around for matching accessories since Stampin' Up offers color coordinated products across the board. You'll quickly find that Stampin' Up can be your one stop shop for all of you paper crafting needs.