Review on 🔧 Revolutionize Your Stamping: Introducing the Tonic Tim Holtz Stamp Platform by Wendy Rodriguez

Overall, I like the stamp platform and would recommend it, especially if you collect scrapbooks and don't want to lug around a bigger crap. It costs less than Misti and you can still use Misti Creative Corners with this platform. The base measures 8.5" x 8.5" which is more than enough to stamp my cards. You can use 12" x 12" paper without making fold marks, but this will require planning depending on where you want to place the stamp. The back has a nice anti-slip pad that ensures nothing moves and the magnets are strong. Love the added touch of the logo engraved on the magnet to let you know if someone in the house stole them to show off the fridge art. I also like that I don't have a lining for thinner stamps. Depending on the transparent or rubber stamp, simply fold over the transparent mat to any size. The downside of being able to flip the cube to pick up the type of cube you want is that it sometimes gets stuck when you try to close it, so you have to be careful with that. Another small issue I have is on the "rubber" side of the acrylic, you have a nice open space that can be lifted easily, but on the "clear side" is the acrylic door and logo true to size so the lifting doesn't give that much room. . It's still easy to record no matter which side I use, I just want both to have some clearance. I tested my thickest rubber stamp and it worked well on the "gum" side and my clear stamps on my clear side and both came out with no movement even when I intentionally didn't stamp quite all the way the first time. Overall I like it and it was a really good buy.