Tim Holtz Cling Stamps - Examination CMS-LG-412

The ideal size of the acrylic block depends on the specific cat image you are using. Choose a block that is slightly larger than the stamp to allow for easy handling and even pressure application. Multiple sizes are recommended for versatility.

Yes, these stamps work well with embossing inks and powders. Apply embossing ink to the stamp, stamp onto your surface, sprinkle with embossing powder, and heat set according to the powder manufacturer's instructions.

The stamps come on a 3-hole punched sheet, designed to fit into a Tim Holtz stamp storage binder (sold separately). Alternatively, you can store them on a non-stick surface or in a dedicated stamp album.

No, the acrylic blocks are sold separately. You will need to purchase them to use these cling stamps.

Cling stamps offer the detail of traditional rubber stamps with the convenience of easy positioning and repositioning on acrylic blocks, without the need for sticky adhesive. They also store more compactly than red rubber stamps that require mounting.

While designed for ink pads, you could theoretically color the stamped image with markers after it has been inked and applied to your surface. However, they are best used with traditional stamping inks.

Ensure the cling foam surface is clean and free of dust or debris. If residue from ink or cleaning agents is present, clean the foam with a slightly damp cloth and allow it to air dry completely.

Check that the stamp is pressed firmly onto the acrylic block. Ensure even pressure is applied during stamping. Re-ink the stamp thoroughly.

Use a dedicated stamp cleaner or a soft brush with mild soap and water. Ensure all soap residue is rinsed off before drying.

Clean the cling foam surface as described above. Avoid touching the cling surface with fingers, as oils can reduce adhesion. Store stamps properly when not in use.