Would this embosser be suitable for stationary, envelopes and napkins? Can you adjust the stamp to emboss on the top of the page vs bottom?
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The embosser would be fine for stationary or envelopes; I'm not sure about napkins-it would depend on the quality of the paper. It is possible to change out the stamp, but it only goes in one way (you cannot change the orientation, at least not on mine). So, you could order a second stamp (without replacing the entire embosser) that was "upside-down," and thus use it on the bottom rather than the top of a page.
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The stamp is attached permanently in one direction, so the only way to stamp a sheet of paper is from its right side. The greatest distance between the edge of paper and the stamp's outer circle where the paper is inserted is about 2 in. I would suggest calling the company directly. They may have more specific answers or options to offer. I never thought of using the stamp on fabric. Come to think of it, it might work as a temporary solution on a damp and starched thin cloth, but the embossing would, of course, fade away after a while or in washing. In general, this stamp is designed only for stamping books. The stamp is attached permanently in one direction, so the only way to stamp a sheet of paper is from its right side. The greatest distance between the edge of paper and the stamp's outer circle where the paper is inserted is about 2 in. I would suggest calling the company directly. They may have more specific answers or options to offer. I never thought of using the stamp on fabric. Come to think of it, it might work as a temporary solution on a damp and starched thin cloth, but the embossing would, of course, fade away after a while or in washing. In general, this stamp is designed only... » Read More The stamp is attached permanently in one direction, so the only way to stamp a sheet of paper is from its right side. The greatest distance between the edge of paper and the stamp's outer circle where the paper is inserted is about 2 in. I would suggest calling the company directly. They may have more specific answers or options to offer. I never thought of using the stamp on fabric. Come to think of it, it might work as a temporary solution on a damp and starched thin cloth, but the embossing would, of course, fade away after a while or in washing. In general, this stamp is designed only for stamping books. « Show Less
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Hi. I had to go try and see if I could use an embossing folder with the magnetic platform, I hadn't tried it before. No. I wasn't able to use it. The magnetic platform is just enough thicker (as the basic multi platform is without any of the sheets down). When I added ONE clear cutting plate it makes it thicker than the normal platform, but not thick enough to just use with one ...and adding the embossing folder & second cutting plate makes it too thick to run through. I hope this answers your question. (It will work with the cutting embossing dies though, pretty sure.) :)
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It won't work well. I just tried it with my notary stamp and it doesn't dry immediately so if you touch it it will smear. If your volume isn't too high I suggest using Avery 5160 labels or equivalent, just print a sheet at a time
2005391
I used it for regular size business cards, I am sure you can use for smaller sizes. try cutting the laminating paper in half before applying heat that might work better. hope this help...
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It depends on the thickness of your embossing folders and the individual papers used. I seem to get the deepest, best impressions when I use it so I end up using it most of the time. Hope this helps! Virginia
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No. You need something with pressure, like a pen and you have to press somewhat hard. A stamp will not push through to the second or third page.
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Hi, I personally do not like this stamper. The top keeps falling out. I have tried using it. I can't get used to the stickeness of it. I have read there is away to keep the stopper in. I have to work with it. I so far have not really used it. I use my old ones. I will work with it eventually. This is my opinion of it. Maggie V.
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you order the embosser, then a rep contacts you via email for your information. it was not entirely clear which style you were choosing, so you should be very explicit. i had an issue with my fonts not being quite straight/linear, and the company replaced my embosser plate quite promptly.
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Yes, I suppose so, but why would you want to do that? You may need it the full length for future texture plates you may purchase. I emboss the full length of cardstock and then just cut the cardstock the desired length/size for the card/project. Hope this helps.
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I would purchase one with a metal plate. It seems to have problems embossing paper card stock.
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I would say yes. The card stock is very heavy so I don't think it would show thru. I don't print I stamp sentiments but usually only on one side. I have made mistakes and turned it over and stamped on the other side and it worked fine.
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We use it as a buffing material for leather work, I would only guess it is not tight enough to stamp - but have never even tried it. Sorry we cannot give you a definite answer on stamping.
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I'm not sure. I believe so but will reduce the letter size. They will send via email a sample for your approval before ordering the stamp.
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I would think so. The ink pad is separate from the actual stamp so I would assume you could just buy a different colored ink pad.
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If you mean the cover of a hardcover book, no. An inside sheet could be done, but not centered in the middle, it won't reach that far. I used mine to emboss my wedding napkins, and it works perfect for that.
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As far as I know the platen (the thing that actually embosses the paper) are not interchangeable. Therefore I think you have to choose one or the other. This would be a great question for the office supply store that you will actually e-mail with your selections.
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Yes the machine does emboss with the embossing tool. It can emboss on paper or foils and is ideal for making fold lines in cardstock.