Review on 🔧 Revolutionize Your Stamping: Introducing the Tonic Tim Holtz Stamp Platform by Kelsey Hoss

I've been looking at this for a long time. It's worth the money and I highly recommend it. I considered this one or its pink competitor but in the end price was the deciding factor and I went with this one. I think I made the right choice. I was worried it would be too big based on photos and reviews online, that it was bulky and took up a lot of space. I do not think so. I got very clear stamped images when using it and it makes stamping more fun and less frustrating because you don't mess up cards you've worked hard on by ruining a nearly finished card. I have had no problems using good quality clear and rubber stamps (Hero Arts). Pros: Sturdy, 2 open ends allow for different paper sizes, good price, produces good stamped images. bright). I wish it had mesh on the bottom panel. I've seen an embarrassing amount of stamping videos online since I discovered this hobby about 8 months ago. What I learned from watching is that ink, stamp, platform and paper can make a world of difference when it comes to getting a crisp stamp image. I just watched a video showing that the same quality stamp and good quality ink can produce very different results depending on the type of card stock used. So if you surf and get bad results, you should consider whether you are using high-quality materials or trash can stamps. I suspect that some of the problems are related to materials at a bargain price.