I have these SU converting sticky strips but unsure how to use them. Your video and tips is a lifesaver!! Good Winter project for those ol' retired gal!!
Aloha from Maui……thank you very much for sharing this great tip. Purchased a retired SU stamp from eBay that was mounted on the wooden blocks. Followed your directions and was successful in making the conversion YAY!!!…..
Thanks for sharing this. I have a ton of wood block stamp that I never use. This will help me incorporate them with the other stamps and save room in my craft room at the same time.
Another idea for the plastic boxes is to use them for card sets, mini ink pad storage, gift packaging after decorating. Could even spray paint and decorate to package card sets if plastic has discolored. Wood blocks could be used for mini art blocks, attach a cute photo, art piece, make into a word strip for holidays. So many uses. If you don’t want. You could advertise for free on Facebook marketplace in your are or on your TH-cam channel if someone wants them. So much reusable material. Just some ideas
Thank you! I’m wearing Color Street dry polish strips. In fact I am no longer active with Stampin’ Up! but am now a Color Street stylist. Check out colorstreet.com/cindylyon
I think you are putting the wrong side on the stamp. I had the same problem, but found that if I peeled off the top cover of the sticky labels and then put the stamp on that, it worked better. One side of the adhesive is more sticky than the other.
I saw a person put aleens's tack it over & over glue on top of the picture of the stamp and let dry and she had a sticky stamp that work on the block and also stuck to her storage case, instead of using a piece of tape.
The tack it over and over glue sticks to my acrylic blocks and Misti. I have to clean with goo gone every time I use it.😢 I am going to try those cling strips. Thank you for sharing ☺️
Hi Cindy. I am excited to try this with my old wood block stamp sets. I think the problem with the stickiness is because you need to just peel back the paper layer, then place your vinyl side of stamp down. (Just like you would adhere labels to your newer rubber stamps.). You are doing it backwards. Hope this helps.
Unfortunately I didn't save my backing sheets from my old rubber stamps. What I did, thanks to your video, Is removed the label from the wood mount and , while it was till hot and sticky, stuck it to the back of the rubber stamp and trimmed around it. It will not stick to the clear stamp block but I'm just going to use some repositionable tape runner to make it stick and then just rub it off or use it that way until I need to reapply the tape. Fortunately I don't have many wood mount stamps to do but it sure beats the cling mount system. I tried that and it was tedious and messy with having to stamp the image in Staz-On and clean the stamp and so on. Thanks so much for your video. Gotto go....got work to do!
Many people use Aleen’s tack it over and over repositionable adhesive to make stamps adhere for stamping. I just started unmounting my stamps so I haven’t tried it yet, but I definitely will.
@@HeatherDMKerr Hi Heather- I’m no longer a Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator. I don’t think they sell the cases anymore. There should be a demonstrator locator on the SU website so you can locate someone near you to answer your questions about the products.🙂
Really good video, thank you! Any suggestion about this issue: If the original wood stamp doesn't have a peel-off label, I guess I'd have to photocopy the block image and cut it down to size... but any ideas how I would then attach the paper image onto the stamp back? (i.e., same as I would've done with the label from the block). The paper wouldn't hold up with use, it would need some kind of coating, I think. Any ideas?
Hi Cindi- The only thing I can think of is to stamp the image on paper then laminate it with packing tape before glueing it to the back of the rubber. Or maybe create a label by stamping the image with. StazOn ink onto packaging tape and sticking that to the rubber?
You do have to make sure about which side of the sticky strip goes on the stamp and which side goes on the block. I had to redo most of the ones I tried to remove from the wood blocks!
Any suggestions or ideas about what to do for those wood mount stamps that you can buy individually that DON'T have the label or picture on back that is removable? I was thinking of making a photo copy of the back of the stamp and putting it on something - or maybe stamping the stamp itself onto some sort of clear paper that can be put on the unmounted stamp? I need suggestions, please!
Hmm…Stamping the image on a label (I’m thinking of the large printable mailing labels) sounds like a good plan! I would then cover the image with clear packing tape, cut it out and stick it to your stamp, then apply your adhesive strip.
@@valerieyoung1120 I am a demonstrator but I recently closed my SU! website so I would have to place the order for you. I’m happy to do that if you don’t have a demonstrator otherwise you can order through someone local to you. 🙂
@@valdaritter8159 You’re welcome! If you choose to order these or any SU! products I would really appreciate you entering my name, Cindy Lyon, as your demonstrator at check out. 😊
Many of my woodblock stamps have the image printed directly on the wood! How to manage that image in transferring to cling ?? I can make a computer image, but the. What?
I am debating if I should stick the cling adhesives permanently to a couple blocks and not have to buy many of packets of the cling adhesive. The drawback is not having the stamps stick in one place on the case.
The stamps I used in the video are at least 15 years old!😁 The heat from the microwave softens the adhesive and should make it a little easier to peel the labels from the wood blocks.
I know this is going to sound stupid, but ~ when you take the strip off of the page of adhesives, what next? Cindy put it on the stamp and then removed the white protective paper. Should we remove the white protective paper and put THAT side on the stamp instead?
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Oh my gosh!! Thank you for sharing the adhesive strips in this video! What a game changer!! ❤😊😊
This is one of the most helpful videos I’ve seen for changing out those old stamps. Thanks
You’re welcome 🙂
@@cindylyon-greetingsandmemo298 it’s the 10 seconds in the micro that will be the game changer. 🥰
I have these SU converting sticky strips but unsure how to use them. Your video and tips is a lifesaver!! Good Winter project for those ol' retired gal!!
Aloha from Maui……thank you very much for sharing this great tip. Purchased a retired SU stamp from eBay that was mounted on the wooden blocks. Followed your directions and was successful in making the conversion YAY!!!…..
Yay! I’m glad it went well for you!
Thanks for sharing this. I have a ton of wood block stamp that I never use. This will help me incorporate them with the other stamps and save room in my craft room at the same time.
Happy to help.🙂
WOW..what a great video...some of my ole rubber stamp sets are over 15 years old. Loved this video - Thanks for sharing.
I’m glad you like it. The stamps in the video are about 20 years old! Lol
Another idea for the plastic boxes is to use them for card sets, mini ink pad storage, gift packaging after decorating. Could even spray paint and decorate to package card sets if plastic has discolored.
Wood blocks could be used for mini art blocks, attach a cute photo, art piece, make into a word strip for holidays. So many uses. If you don’t want. You could advertise for free on Facebook marketplace in your are or on your TH-cam channel if someone wants them. So much reusable material. Just some ideas
Thank you! So helpful. 🙂
Thanks for the info. Have 2 small drawer units full of wood mounted stamps.
I’m glad you found it helpful.🙂
This is so neat. I'm thinking it might be possible to use old DVD cases for storing these. Now, what can be done with the leftover blocks of wood...?
I love your nails!
Thank you! I’m wearing Color Street dry polish strips. In fact I am no longer active with Stampin’ Up! but am now a Color Street stylist. Check out colorstreet.com/cindylyon
This is a great video! Thank you for sharing! I can’t wait to try this with some of my favorite, old wood stamp sets!!
I’m glad you found it helpful.🙂
I think you are putting the wrong side on the stamp. I had the same problem, but found that if I peeled off the top cover of the sticky labels and then put the stamp on that, it worked better. One side of the adhesive is more sticky than the other.
I saw a person put aleens's tack it over & over glue on top of the picture of the stamp and let dry and she had a sticky stamp that work on the block and also stuck to her storage case, instead of using a piece of tape.
Same I also saw someone do that. I wonder how long both methods work.
The tack it over and over glue sticks to my acrylic blocks and Misti. I have to clean with goo gone every time I use it.😢 I am going to try those cling strips. Thank you for sharing ☺️
Hi Cindy. I am excited to try this with my old wood block stamp sets. I think the problem with the stickiness is because you need to just peel back the paper layer, then place your vinyl side of stamp down. (Just like you would adhere labels to your newer rubber stamps.). You are doing it backwards. Hope this helps.
Unfortunately I didn't save my backing sheets from my old rubber stamps. What I did, thanks to your video, Is removed the label from the wood mount and , while it was till hot and sticky, stuck it to the back of the rubber stamp and trimmed around it. It will not stick to the clear stamp block but I'm just going to use some repositionable tape runner to make it stick and then just rub it off or use it that way until I need to reapply the tape. Fortunately I don't have many wood mount stamps to do but it sure beats the cling mount system. I tried that and it was tedious and messy with having to stamp the image in Staz-On and clean the stamp and so on. Thanks so much for your video. Gotto go....got work to do!
Many people use Aleen’s tack it over and over repositionable adhesive to make stamps adhere for stamping. I just started unmounting my stamps so I haven’t tried it yet, but I definitely will.
Where do you see the list of supplies? The cling adhesive strips and the clear boxes to store them?
@@HeatherDMKerr Hi Heather- I’m no longer a Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator. I don’t think they sell the cases anymore. There should be a demonstrator locator on the SU website so you can locate someone near you to answer your questions about the products.🙂
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Really good video, thank you! Any suggestion about this issue: If the original wood stamp doesn't have a peel-off label, I guess I'd have to photocopy the block image and cut it down to size... but any ideas how I would then attach the paper image onto the stamp back? (i.e., same as I would've done with the label from the block). The paper wouldn't hold up with use, it would need some kind of coating, I think. Any ideas?
Hi Cindi- The only thing I can think of is to stamp the image on paper then laminate it with packing tape before glueing it to the back of the rubber. Or maybe create a label by stamping the image with. StazOn ink onto packaging tape and sticking that to the rubber?
Thank you for the tutorial!
You are welcome!😊
Are you sure you used the right side of the strip to the stamp?
You do have to make sure about which side of the sticky strip goes on the stamp and which side goes on the block. I had to redo most of the ones I tried to remove from the wood blocks!
I am wondering if the double-sided reusable tape would work. Have you tried it?
I have only used the Stampin’ Up! Adhesive Strips but you could certainly give other double sided tape a try!🙂
@@cindylyon-greetingsandmemo298 Thank you!
Thank You 💐 x
You’re welcome 🙂
Hahaha 🤣 I laughed so hard when you said someone with an unknown number called 🤦🏾♀️ messing up your video. Thanks for sharing this video. .
I hate when I forget to put my phone in airplane mode! 😁
Any suggestions or ideas about what to do for those wood mount stamps that you can buy individually that DON'T have the label or picture on back that is removable? I was thinking of making a photo copy of the back of the stamp and putting it on something - or maybe stamping the stamp itself onto some sort of clear paper that can be put on the unmounted stamp? I need suggestions, please!
Hmm…Stamping the image on a label (I’m thinking of the large printable mailing labels) sounds like a good plan! I would then cover the image with clear packing tape, cut it out and stick it to your stamp, then apply your adhesive strip.
@@cindylyon-greetingsandmemo298 Thank you for answering. 😊
Do you sell the adhesive strips or should I go through a Stampin' Up representative?
@@valerieyoung1120 I am a demonstrator but I recently closed my SU! website so I would have to place the order for you. I’m happy to do that if you don’t have a demonstrator otherwise you can order through someone local to you. 🙂
Great video. Where do you get the sticky strips?
They are cling adhesive strips from Stampin’ Up!
www.stampinup.com/products/cling-adhesive?demoid=2239493
@@cindylyon-greetingsandmemo298 Thank you Cindy
@@valdaritter8159 You’re welcome! If you choose to order these or any SU! products I would really appreciate you entering my name, Cindy Lyon, as your demonstrator at check out. 😊
HiCi day: can you tell me what is the name of the label to put on the stamp?
Many of my woodblock stamps have the image printed directly on the wood! How to manage that image in transferring to cling ?? I can make a computer image, but the. What?
I am debating if I should stick the cling adhesives permanently to a couple blocks and not have to buy many of packets of the cling adhesive. The drawback is not having the stamps stick in one place on the case.
With 168 strips per package, one package of Cling Adhesive goes a long way!
Then, you might as well keep it on the block🤪
Where do you get the cling adhesve?
You can order it from Stampin Up
Also where do I get those pages of clear sticky stuff. What's it called?? Plz. &Ty😇 Joy Bradford
The strips are available at cindylyon.stampinup.net They are Cling Adhesive item 152452 $8 for 168 strips.
💗😊💕thank you for sharing💕😊💗
You’re welcome! I hope you found it helpful.🙂
The labels dnt always come off!!! That ez😇 You talk about old,🤔my stamps are at least 20 yrs. Old. 😇😇🤗
The stamps I used in the video are at least 15 years old!😁 The heat from the microwave softens the adhesive and should make it a little easier to peel the labels from the wood blocks.
Hair dryer will work to undo the glue
You are putting the adhesive on backwards!
I know this is going to sound stupid, but ~ when you take the strip off of the page of adhesives, what next? Cindy put it on the stamp and then removed the white protective paper. Should we remove the white protective paper and put THAT side on the stamp instead?
@valerieyoung4739 Here's another video that shows how the adhesive is used: th-cam.com/video/M2LvOFT31GU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=TrhHSWvRUswZn9GQ