COMING IN JANUARY! CLING STAMPS BY STAMPIN' UP!®


Hello, Stampers!
    How many of you (us) have stopped adding the labels to our rubber/clear mount stamps because they don't always stay put like they should on the clear block?  I raise my hand!!👋
I've always preferred to use the label images to help with placement, but it just got frustrating that some wouldn't stick properly, so I pretty much don't use them.  However, SU! listened to our grumblings and starting with Sale-A-Bration (SAB) and the 2019 Occasions Catalog, all NEW stamp sets will be offered in Cling or Photopolymer - wood-mount stamps will be phased out except for Background Stamps.
    For more details, click "read more" below.

     The new image label will be adhesive and will stick to your acrylic blocks or your Stamparatus© like crazy every time you use them!  There is a little difference in how you attach them and detach them from your block, but there will be instructions in each stamp box as a reminder.  The main thing, think "PEEL" when you want to remove the stamp from your block.  They can even be washed off with water or Stampin' Mist - but avoid contact with alcohol cleaners.
     Click the image below for another informative short video from SU!*

Hope you find these two short videos informative.


    *The reason you see the Rooted in Nature set in this video, which is not new, is that the
Clings were first introduced in Japan for testing earlier this year (and they were a huge success, BTW).


Happy Stampin’!
Sue Duffy ~
mandsduffy@comcast.net

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