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Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts on both products. It is helpful in making an informed purchase decision. And it is always nice to have another Ardyth video with a beautiful card idea. 😊
Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for each of your useful videos. Could you please compare PPS 360° too with the ones in this video? Thanks a lot in advance from Italy❤
@@robertacecchini9538 HI there! The 360 tool uses stencils, these use stamps. Here's a link to my comparison between the stampwheel and the 360: th-cam.com/video/qeqsaYz30z8/w-d-xo.html
Do you also have Gina K Designs’ Wreath Builder Template? I have wondered how they compare-- other than Gina’s template is dramatically cheaper.
@@rtd1791 I do have the wreath builder. It's definitely cheaper and a very good tool. I'm excited to try the new stencil builder too!
thank you for such a great compari-spin! It was interesting to see the pros and cons of both in one video and your tips for how to adjust/copensate for the cons of each was great. Your videos like this are some of my favorites (ok, they are all my favorites) but I really like your review videos like this where we get to see the tools in action in an unbiased way.
Thank you - that means a lot to me!
Thanks so much Ardyth for the unbiased review of both products. ❤ 🇨🇦 😊
Thanks for watching!
Your comparison videos are very helpful! It’s hard to get a good sense of the advantages and drawbacks of different tools from some reviews, and my very small space demands careful buying. Seeing you use these I can get a good idea of how much space I would need, what my movements would be, if I’d need to stand up, and what kinds of mistakes I’d make! And of course beautiful examples of what I could make. Thank you!
Glad you found it helpful. Thanks so much for watching, and taking the time to leave such a lovely comment!
Thank you so much! I was about to buy the stampwheel when the stamp and spin came out. Still not sure now but can watch your video several more times,then decide. It appears that the ultra sticky mat is a lot better than the sticky papers are. Could you use the ultra sticky mat in the stamp & spin?
@@RafterQ That's a great question - not long after making this video, Waffle Flower released a 7x11 grip mat that works really well in the stamp & spin. I assume any grip mat would work. You just don't want it to be to thick or it's hard on the hinges. Hope that's helpful!
Thank you for this video. I got the stamp wheel for my birthday last year and was wondering if I needed the stamp and spin too. I just saved $100 because of you! Thank you so much!
Oh yay! Glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching (and enjoy your Stampwheel!)
Thank you for doing this comparison. I am still on the fence about either one, but this gets me a little closer. (by the way, I met you in Chantilly. I was there Saturday and was so thrilled to finally meet you in person! (wicked kool!)
I LOVED meeting you! I had so much fun at that show, I'm definitely thinking of going to more of them! Thanks so much for watching!
Yesssss! I was waiting for this comparison. I love my stamp and stencil tool!
Me too! Thanks for watching!
I just got the stamp & stencil platform along with the wheel. I just haven't gotten the guts to use it yet. Not sure what I'm afraid of. Watching your video was very helpful. I can do it!!!
You can definitely do it! I would choose a time when you're not feeling pressure to make a card on a timeline - just play with it and see what you like and don't like. Let me know if you have any questions and I'll try to help!
I’m glad to see a comparison. I saw on during a walk through at Creativation by another content creator that Altenew is releasing a larger version of the stampwheel. I think I’ll wait to see it because I like that Altenew has the photopolymer grip mat but I’d like the option to use a full size sheet of card stock like you can in the Sizzix tool. Hopefully, Altenew’s larger version will accommodate 8.5x11 and come out within the next year. I wish they’d release the details.
I feel like I've seen something about that as well - maybe removeable sides or something? One thing we know is there's always something new to tempt us! lol! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the honest comparison.
Thanks for watching!
I have both too and can’t decide which I like more but I like them both for different reasons! Wouldn’t it be nice if we never had to restamp? Lol
@@maryannfox1774 LOL! I know - even after all these years!
Thank you for the comparison. I decided which one I would rather have now. 🤗😊
Ooh, but you left me in suspense! lol! Thanks for watching - I'm glad it was helpful!
Definitely stamp and spin. ☺️
Really appreciate this side by side comparison! Thank you Ardyth!!
Thanks for watching!
you are so good at explaining things. and your cards have that pure Ardyth bold beautiful look
Thank you so much, Joan! 🙂
Thank you for this compari-spin. I found it informative and inspiring. :)
Thanks so much for watching!
I don’t have either one, this was so very helpful in the decision making process!!!! I do have the Gina K stamping stencils that fit into a positioner and for $100 to invest just to make circles with your stamps, I’m sticking with what I have and spending my craft dollars for other things! Thank you for such an unbiased opinion and demonstrating both!
The wreath builder is definitely a great choice! Thanks for watching!
Thank you for taking the time to make this comparison it has been really helpful. X
Thanks for watching!
I like the versatility of the Sizzix product,, stamp platform, stencil platform, and now the wreath builder. Anything that saves space in my craft room is a winner. Thanks for the review!
Thanks so much for watching!
Thank You!
Thanks so much for comparing these as I’m weighing the pros and cons of each right now
Thanks for watching!
I purchased the sizzix tool because it has no edges allowing for any size paper … way larger stamping platform … the stencils holder is game changer … also no adjustments needed to use red rubber stamps … I was able to make a wreath on a canvas …
That's awesome! Those are definitely some of the great features. Thanks for watching!
Thank you, this was very helpful.
Thanks for watching!
I think I read all of the comments and I don't think anyone has asked this question--if you had neither tool--no Sizzix Stamp and Spin (no base either) and no Altenew Stampwheel AND if concentration/memory is difficult (due to brain injury) but you want to make circular patterned cards.....can you say which product you'd buy? Thank you so much for all you do, I'm so happy I found you (by the way, I've never seen anyone master stencils the way you do, especially when you combine them--which I had no idea could be done; I only knew one stencil, one image)!
If I was starting clean with no tools, but I knew what I know about these tools, myself and my preferences, I would likely go with the stamp and spin tool because of the door. I find that easier than the flip motion. But a year ago, this one wasn't available and the stampwheel was, which is why I now have both! lol! Thanks so much for watching!
@@ardyth Thank you so much for your prompt and honest reply! I totally understand about products coming out and then newer, sometimes more refined products coming out and then having to decide whether to make do with the original purchase despite its shortcomings or to spring for the newer, more efficient item or, if affordable, to double down and buy both. Again, thank you so much for your kindness!
Thanks for the thorough review. I like that it doesn't have magnets. I would prefer the sticky mat.
Agreed that it's good there's no magnets. I never had very good luck with them. Thanks for watching!
I purchased both and must say I prefer the Sizzix Stamp and spin. I personally found the stamp and spin much easier to use.. At the end of the day I guess it’s down to personal preference.
I get what you're saying. I think that the flip motion of the stampwheel really takes getting used to. Thanks for sharing, and watching!
@@ardyth I found like yourself I had to number the points on the stamp wheel to remember where I was going to stamp next.
I love your videos Ardyth! I’ve seen videos where some Sizzix folks use the stamp tool with the blue/green adapter that holds the stencil more securely than the two short pegs on the tool
I'd have to go find mine.... lol! I'm sure it's here somewhere! Honestly for stencils, I am currently preferring the rotating platform with the grip mat on top - the ability to turn my stencils while I'm blending makes it so easy to do it comfortably! Thanks so much for watching!
Totally agree with you Ardyth. I put my grip mat on a lazy Susan after I saw your video and love it!!!! Your videos are the best and do inspirational!!! Thank you!!!!
Thank you for making this video, it’s very helpful. Always great to hear your opinion 👍✌️🙏❤
Thanks for watching - they're both good tools, so it's hard to decide.
Great advice as I have the Sizzex base but also the other stamp wheel so I was wondering if I should swap the stamp wheel for the addition to the Sizzex but I don’t think I need to now
Glad it was helpful! Thanks so much for watching!
I love the play on words, Compari-SPIN❤ I'm so happy that you made this video, but I'm still unsure which one I should get. 🤔
Sorry. I really can't help any further - they are both well-made tools that do what they say they will do. If you're interested in a grip mat, maybe the Stampwheel inches ahead of the Stamp and Spin, but that flipping motion really takes some getting used to. That didn't help either, did it? lol! Thanks for watching!
Ardyth, I like the option of the Sizzix size to do bigger stamped pieces and stencils. For turning the spinner, how much pressure do you think it takes? I have some mobility issues with my fingers, hand and wrist (fibromyalgia, polyneuropathy & arthritis).
@@kaylynn0215 It doesn't take a lot of effort (but definitely requires both hands, as noted), but that click into place is pretty solid and jerky. I understand that Altenew is working on a larger stampwheel with two removeable sides (I think?) so you can use bigger paper, so it might be worth waiting to see where that ends up before you decide.
Thank you Ardyth! 🌸You are the best!
Interesting video! Still haven't figured out why one would want one though... seems very limiting to just do these circular designs. thanks for the demo. As someone else mentioned, Gina K Wreath Builder makes nice circular designs for a whole lot less!
I love both these tools. I love making circular designs and I enjoy making lots of other patterns too. The wreath builder is definitely a good option. Thanks for watching!
The Sizzix Stamp platform is SO BIG! It takes up my hole work desk so it is hard to use. Waiting for the spin tool
It is big and that definitely has pros and cons. The Stamp and Spin accessory doesn't make the base of the tool any smaller, obviously, but the door is smaller and easier to deal with than the original door. Thanks for watching!
I appreciate your review and compari-spin. I have been using a Gina K stencil with 8-pointed “whole” in my MISTI to create circular designs.
How does the sticky surface in the two you reviewed today compare?
I have the wreath builder as well. I found it more difficult to get precise placement when I had to move the cardstock rather than the tool, but it is definitely a more cost effective way to get a similar look. The sticky sheet (stamp and spin) and grip mat (stampwheel) both work as they're intended. The sticky sheet will lose its stick over time and it is a consummable (ie you'll have to buy more), which is not the case with the grip mat. Thanks for watching!
Unless you want to make a scrapbook page or card larger than usual sizes, Gina K’s Wreath Builder tool is very economical at $15 USD. Although it requires a stamp positioner of course.
You're absolutely right! $15 plus $70 for a MISTI puts it in a similar price bracket for someone who's just starting out. Thanks for watching!
Actually, you can make your own wreath builder templates VERY easily, so virtually no cost. And who doesn't have a stamp positioner these day??? LOL!
Nope. Still want both 😅
LOL! Well, I can't criticize you for that since I have both! Thanks so much for watching!
This is very informative, Ardyth. I didn’t even realize that Sizzix had a stamp & spin tool until I watched your earlier video. I don’t spin much so I’m going to pass for right now, although your Christmas wreath looks very nice.
Thanks so much cof rwatching!
Thank you for the comparison video! Very informative! ^.^ ♥
Just a question to confirm ~ A sticky mat of any kind like the altenew one is too thick to work in the sizzix stamp platform right?
The photopolymer grip mats (Altenew, Waffleflower) are too thick, but right now I am testing out a sticky mat - think Cricut mat - plastic with stick on one side. I have it taped to the base of the tool, and so far, so good! Thanks so much for watching!
@@ardyth Thanks for confirming!
I'm thinking of getting Lisa Horton's sticky grip mat as it is 9" over the 7" of the altenew one for about the same price!
Have you ever tried that rotating stamp platform that has a magnet where you rotate the paper instead of the stamp? (a video idea if you haven't! ^.^) .. it's called "Creative Craft Products Rotating Stamp Platform and Stencil Alignment Tool | 7.8in x 6in"
@@rjmiser I have not tried that. I saw Simon Hurley and I think Justine use it, and at the time, I already had the Stampwheel and that one looked like another really 'different' way to spin (ie maybe a learning curve), so I didn't purchase it. Honestly, I haven't heard much about it since it was first introduced, but maybe that's the way of new tools.... lol!
Can you share your numbering color system on the Altenew wheel? It looks good and it’s a great idea! I think I need to do that too.
On the basis that I might want to turn something 4 times (like a turnabout stamp), I did 4 colours, so 1, 5, 9, 13 are yellow (I used the sticky part of post-it notes, so they're not permanent, but they stick pretty well), 2, 6, 10, 14 are pink, 3, 7, 11, 15 are orange, and 4, 8, 12, 16 are blue. No meaning to the to the actual colours - they're just the colours of sticky notes I had. Over time, I find I really rely on the numbers rather than the colours, so at least it looks fun! lol! Thanks for watching!
That was an interesting video. But I’m still left wondering how either compare with the stamp 360. Since they came out with the smaller size, it became far more enticing. I’m not interested in buying because I have so many things I need to use or try that adding another isn’t practical. But would you still keep your 360 and one of these if you had to choose? You are definitely the one to ask! You get a lot of use out off them and although I’m not a wreath person at all, I love the 4 cards with an arch!
The stencils 360 is for stencils, not stamps. These two tools work for stamps. I did a comparison between the 360 and the stampwheel last year: th-cam.com/video/qeqsaYz30z8/w-d-xo.html Hope that helps!
@@ardyth sometimes you can see where I get the name dizzinese from right? Dizzy+Denise= dizzinese! Lol sorry about that brain moment! lol I saw that other comparison video. I’m just ditsy. Thanks Ardyth!
thx spuch, i have the stamperadus, looks like the same, wonder if this tool would fit, does anyone know?
Interesting question! I've never seen a stamparatus in real life, so I don't have a sense of the size of the hinge/things on the door.
If you think we don’t need any because of the how , do you do a perfect circle pattern with out the tools ? 😊
Not sure I understand the question. If you want to make a perfect circle pattern, these tools definitely make it easy. If you don't like to make wreaths or similar designs, these tools may not be for you. Did I miss the point of what you're asking?
Ardyth thank you this was really helpful. Question for you: I have the Altenew, but not the Sizzix. I have no visual other than photos, so can’t tell if it would work to use the mat from the Altenew in the Sizzix??
That is a good thought, and I haven't tried it yet but my initial thinking is that any of the grip mats are too thick. The spin door comes right down to the base. I will definitely be giving this issue further thought! Thanks for watching!
@ardyth If you do try it pls let us know the results! 😃 I'm thinking about the Sizzix, but love the mat from the Altenew. Thanks for all the great videos you inspire us with.
@@ardyth none of my friends or family would disagree when I say I’m not known for my patience! I went online and purchased the Sizzix, and the stamp wheel. I tried stamping (regular stamping; my stamp wheel hadn’t arrived yet) with the sticky mat from my Altenew on the Sizzix…it worked well for me! Then as I was trying your idea of the Cricut type mat I saw and ordered an unbranded sticky mat online and it arrived this afternoon. It is like a perfect fit for the area on the Sizzix base, and just a wee bit thinner than the Altenew sticky mat. Both sides are sticky, so it just stays exactly where it’s supposed to be. And the ultimate test: I just did a test drive with the wheel, and oh my gosh, I LOVE IT! Much easier for me than the Altenew, and with the sticky mat, nothing is sneaking off the mat!!!!! Thank you for your compariSPIN video…you have introduced me to a new level of stamping, and it’s great! I do cover the sticky mat when it’s not being used because it sticks too tight to the lid of the Sizzix. I use a counter saver (very flexible type plastic) from the Dollar Tree that I cut down to size.
PS!!! I just tried my Lazy Susan base (thank you for sharing that with us!) under the Sizzix, and it works really well.
@@LaurieONeall Yay! I love how you experimented and found some really good solutions! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you! I was going to ask on your last video if you could do what you did on the sizzix with the stamp wheel. So you just answered my question without me asking! Thank you so much for all your very helpful videos. They save me so much time and effort, and money sometimes. Like with this, it tells me I don’t need another tool, yet at least!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!