Yes, our fearless leader, I knew you would figure out this not so intuitive process. This is why we all love your teaching. Your on the fly, coupled with your stream of consciousness style, is just what we need. The REAL experience LIVE! I doubt I would ever think to go back and keep curing it. Bold, and so smart. Gracias!
Interesting. Glad you bought this and shared it with others who will use this. I watched this video not to learn the method but just to spend time with you. So enjoy watching whatever you are doing. Thanks for sharing. Hugs😊😊
Thank you for the tutorial. It seems Patience is the key with all the cure times, but that you do get a working stamp in the end. Nice. Might be fun to make a custom stamp for the backs of one's cards. Thanks again! (I love your foam trick you've mentioned; I've used it a couple times, and so neat!)
Thank you for showing us this. You got kinda nervous a couple of times, I would be a mess!! I'm not sure if I want to try this or not. I think I will re-watch this a couple of times, a think about it. Some of these things, tools, machines, like this do seem gimmicky, like the binding machine, too. I really love that you test everything out for folks!!! Thank you!!
Wow that was so interesting! I haven't heard anything about it, are they keeping it a secret? Making your own stamps. Thank you so much for trying this out, your process is real and I love that! I subscribed!
‘I don’t know what we learned here.’ Hilarious. This company drives me crazy at times. Some of their products are fantastic. Others? 🤷🏻♀️. Great review and fun to watch, Vianney.
Thanks for the great video! Very informative. Guess I'll give it a try once I receive it. Fingers crossed lol. It will be nice to make custom name stamps for my great nieces!
TY! I didn’t really know what to say because it did work. I mean, I’m sure there are other ways to work out some of the kinks… But overall, it did pretty well.
I bought this, you did a fantastic job with your demo. I like it and look forward to using it, I want to mostly use it for family names, when I make cards and put their names on the envelopes, it would be nice just to stamp them on, sometimes my writing seems to move as I’m writing never in a straight line, this stamp making would be perfect, I’m going to use your instructions to make my stamps, thank you
You did an amazing tutorial and first all your hard labor was well appreciated but toooo much work for me so I will probably pass on this tool thank you though ❤😊
Thanks for doing this. I hav a Mint but have never opened it. It is a totally different concept. I like this better. I was hesitant as WRMK products can be hit or miss.
I’m glad you crafters so these products reviews. Another crafter i regularly watch used it and she turned comments off. Haha this looks like a disaster.
Are you serious? Why would anybody do that!? I don’t mind comments, good, bad, or indifferent. However, I know not everyone is OK with that but I love answering questions. I mean, if someone has feedback that’s not great, I think people need to hear it. I don’t mind. Anyway, I was happy to buy this item and try it out for everyone! it’s so so. it did work better than I thought it would. Lol!
Thank you Vianney! I bought this because you bought. LOL! I knew if anyone could figure this out, it would be you. My only worry will they continue to provide supplies. Sometimes We R make great products then drop them and move on to something else.
I'm so glad you did this. I received mine today, and looked at it. I wanted to see how you did it. before trying it out. Did I miss you saying how long you scrubbed it for? Thanks for all of your tutorials. You're a great teacher!
I think I said it took a few minutes, but when I was editing I was questioning myself on if I talked about it in a significant way. LOL! I didn't time it and I'm bad at judging time, but it was a few minutes or so...nice hot water.
Just an fyi - in regards to washing items in the sink and worrying about plastics getting into the water supply - I use a big fine mesh colander (or use cheesecloth) in my "slop sink" in the laundry room and it catches alot of the plastics, glitters, etc and I toss that out in the garbage so it doesn't go down the drain. Works for me - thought I would share.
I like your stamps, Vianney. It's really great that you can create more than one stamp at a time. I guess whatever fits can become a stamp. At least you would feel like you're getting your money's worth out of each one. I wonder if your stamped image would look clearer if you inked it up again...since that's what we would normally do if we're using a stamp platform. Just a thought.
I could have NEVER figured this thing out, no way. I think you did a fantastic job and the stamps look awesome. I like the "organic" look it gives. Hey, it's handmade, right? 👍😁 I was nervous too. lol. Great job. Thanks for making this video. Very cool and interesting stamp kit.
My friend, I was super nervous, too! I'm glad it worked better than I had imagined. I hope the info and steps help people out...would hate for them to waste product/money. TYSM!!
Vianney I just hope the products continue to be supported! Thanks for the video! It seems like a lot of work for a stamp never mind you have the Einstein to follow the instructions 😅
Yes! That is crucial, isn't it?! I mean if they stop making the blanks, then that's it! I guess people could still use the lamps for other crafty purposes.
Thanks for your review! I have a Mint and have made a couple of very small stamps. It's ok, but not great. This one is more substantial and you can get a more commercial looking stamp. But it's not exactly quick and the process seems a bit fumbly. I did watch the HSN demo. Let's just say, I'm not gonna order one right away. I would like to create some custom stamps that are really more pro looking. I'm gonna do some research to see what else may be out there...that would also likely cost a lot more than this. WRMK American Crafts, like someone said, is "hit or miss." Remember that piece of junk typewriter they brought out about 5 or 6 years ago?
For the bottom plate for the uv light, is that blue film or is it attached? What I mean is, were you supposed to take the blue film off like a nail lamp to expose the shiny mirror like finish? Maybe that’s why the stickiness happened?
Thank you! I didn’t actually check that but that wouldn’t account for the stickiness. It’s going to be sticky anyway because that’s what photopolymer does… Before I cured it it was not sticky at all and then you go to cure it and wash away the excess and that’s where that dispersion layer comes in. It’s kind of like when you’re doing gel nails, obviously that’s a liquid type thing, but it leaves a stickiness that you have to remove. It’s just something that happens in the process. Removing that covering might reflect more light, but I don’t know that it mattered because of the way that little plastic case is designed… The light won’t hit it initially anyway. I hope that makes sense. TY!
Hi vianney can you tell me when the diamond press alcohol marker set is coming to HSN.. it wasn’t on the July craft day even though you showed it in your unboxing. Thank you
My old foam trick...well, the crafting community's old foam trick...is really great! I would use this if I specifically want it to have a name or something like that. TY, Sherri!
That's how I have spoken my whole life, and I'm 45...won't change any time soon. Can you imagine, a lot of my viewers say they watch at 2X speed! LOL!!
Oops, looks like I missed a bit of my intro! I hope the rest of the video is ok!! I think it is!
Yes, our fearless leader, I knew you would figure out this not so intuitive process. This is why we all love your teaching. Your on the fly, coupled with your stream of consciousness style, is just what we need. The REAL experience LIVE! I doubt I would ever think to go back and keep curing it. Bold, and so smart. Gracias!
Interesting. Glad you bought this and shared it with others who will use this. I watched this video not to learn the method but just to spend time with you. So enjoy watching whatever you are doing. Thanks for sharing. Hugs😊😊
Thanks for sharing- mine just came yesterday. Learning from you!
Thank you for the tutorial. It seems Patience is the key with all the cure times, but that you do get a working stamp in the end. Nice. Might be fun to make a custom stamp for the backs of one's cards. Thanks again! (I love your foam trick you've mentioned; I've used it a couple times, and so neat!)
Great demo, I appreciate that you figured it all out for us. I think the stamps looked nice, even if they do look homemade LOL 😊
I do think they absolutely look homemade, still better than if I had carved them by hand. LOL!
Thank you for showing us this. You got kinda nervous a couple of times, I would be a mess!! I'm not sure if I want to try this or not. I think I will re-watch this a couple of times, a think about it. Some of these things, tools, machines, like this do seem gimmicky, like the binding machine, too. I really love that you test everything out for folks!!! Thank you!!
I bought this so thanks for the demo.. it looks easy enough...
Wow that was so interesting! I haven't heard anything about it, are they keeping it a secret? Making your own stamps. Thank you so much for trying this out, your process is real and I love that! I subscribed!
Vianney this is a great video. You did a beautiful job! I can’t wait to try it out. Thank you so much for sharing. 😊
Thank you for showing this product. A very interesting look into the process.
You bet! TYSM!!
Thank you so much. Now to master design space..I know you have tutorials for this.
‘I don’t know what we learned here.’ Hilarious. This company drives me crazy at times. Some of their products are fantastic. Others? 🤷🏻♀️. Great review and fun to watch, Vianney.
LOL!! I didn't know what to say bc it did what it purported to do...just not super crisp, but still personalized. 7/10 or so!
Thanks for the great video! Very informative. Guess I'll give it a try once I receive it. Fingers crossed lol. It will be nice to make custom name stamps for my great nieces!
TY! I didn’t really know what to say because it did work. I mean, I’m sure there are other ways to work out some of the kinks… But overall, it did pretty well.
I bought this, you did a fantastic job with your demo. I like it and look forward to using it, I want to mostly use it for family names, when I make cards and put their names on the envelopes, it would be nice just to stamp them on, sometimes my writing seems to move as I’m writing never in a straight line, this stamp making would be perfect, I’m going to use your instructions to make my stamps, thank you
You did an amazing tutorial and first all your hard labor was well appreciated but toooo much work for me so I will probably pass on this tool thank you though ❤😊
Thanks for doing this. I hav a Mint but have never opened it. It is a totally different concept. I like this better. I was hesitant as WRMK products can be hit or miss.
I’m glad you crafters so these products reviews. Another crafter i regularly watch used it and she turned comments off. Haha this looks like a disaster.
Are you serious? Why would anybody do that!? I don’t mind comments, good, bad, or indifferent. However, I know not everyone is OK with that but I love answering questions. I mean, if someone has feedback that’s not great, I think people need to hear it. I don’t mind. Anyway, I was happy to buy this item and try it out for everyone! it’s so so. it did work better than I thought it would. Lol!
Thanks Vianney for the tutorial. I did get this. I guess I will open it tonight. Seems simple enough.
Have fun! I had to jump right in!! (:
Thank you Vianney! I bought this because you bought. LOL! I knew if anyone could figure this out, it would be you. My only worry will they continue to provide supplies. Sometimes We R make great products then drop them and move on to something else.
That is the concern, isn't it?! TYSM, glad the video was helpful!
I bought a similar device in the early 90s and they DID discontinue the supplies. I hope these "refills" are compatible with my old machine.
@@bethweiss229 are you referring to imagepac?
I'm so glad you did this. I received mine today, and looked at it. I wanted to see how you did it. before trying it out. Did I miss you saying how long you scrubbed it for? Thanks for all of your tutorials. You're a great teacher!
I think I said it took a few minutes, but when I was editing I was questioning myself on if I talked about it in a significant way. LOL! I didn't time it and I'm bad at judging time, but it was a few minutes or so...nice hot water.
Thanks for the demo. I should get mine tomorrow. The vinyl is regular black heat press vinyl.
I have never worked with heat press vinyl...this one looks like it doesn't do anything. LOL! Like it's just made for masking.
@@VianneyCreates I asked and it's heat press vinyl. The vinyl is very flimsy but I guess the plastic sheet must have something to adhere it.
Just an fyi - in regards to washing items in the sink and worrying about plastics getting into the water supply - I use a big fine mesh colander (or use cheesecloth) in my "slop sink" in the laundry room and it catches alot of the plastics, glitters, etc and I toss that out in the garbage so it doesn't go down the drain. Works for me - thought I would share.
That's a great idea! TYSM!
I like your stamps, Vianney. It's really great that you can create more than one stamp at a time. I guess whatever fits can become a stamp. At least you would feel like you're getting your money's worth out of each one.
I wonder if your stamped image would look clearer if you inked it up again...since that's what we would normally do if we're using a stamp platform. Just a thought.
I could have NEVER figured this thing out, no way. I think you did a fantastic job and the stamps look awesome. I like the "organic" look it gives. Hey, it's handmade, right? 👍😁 I was nervous too. lol. Great job. Thanks for making this video. Very cool and interesting stamp kit.
My friend, I was super nervous, too! I'm glad it worked better than I had imagined. I hope the info and steps help people out...would hate for them to waste product/money. TYSM!!
@@VianneyCreates After watching your video I think they will give it a try. You always make it look so easy. You inspire me! 👍
Vianney I just hope the products continue to be supported! Thanks for the video! It seems like a lot of work for a stamp never mind you have the Einstein to follow the instructions 😅
Yes! That is crucial, isn't it?! I mean if they stop making the blanks, then that's it! I guess people could still use the lamps for other crafty purposes.
Thanks for your review! I have a Mint and have made a couple of very small stamps. It's ok, but not great. This one is more substantial and you can get a more commercial looking stamp. But it's not exactly quick and the process seems a bit fumbly. I did watch the HSN demo. Let's just say, I'm not gonna order one right away. I would like to create some custom stamps that are really more pro looking. I'm gonna do some research to see what else may be out there...that would also likely cost a lot more than this. WRMK American Crafts, like someone said, is "hit or miss." Remember that piece of junk typewriter they brought out about 5 or 6 years ago?
What is the vinyl they use with this? I missed up and need more of the vinyl. Do you have any idea?
For the bottom plate for the uv light, is that blue film or is it attached? What I mean is, were you supposed to take the blue film off like a nail lamp to expose the shiny mirror like finish? Maybe that’s why the stickiness happened?
Thank you! I didn’t actually check that but that wouldn’t account for the stickiness. It’s going to be sticky anyway because that’s what photopolymer does… Before I cured it it was not sticky at all and then you go to cure it and wash away the excess and that’s where that dispersion layer comes in. It’s kind of like when you’re doing gel nails, obviously that’s a liquid type thing, but it leaves a stickiness that you have to remove. It’s just something that happens in the process. Removing that covering might reflect more light, but I don’t know that it mattered because of the way that little plastic case is designed… The light won’t hit it initially anyway. I hope that makes sense. TY!
I would love to know how you compare this to the Silhoutte Mint. I’m on the fence about which one to invest in.
I don't have the Mint and saw it when it first came out...never thought about it again. Is it the same process?
@@VianneyCreates no it creates a rubber stamp but the process seems a lot simpler but looks really cool.
@@danacrawford1691 TY for the info!
Hmmm 🤔 interesting. I didn't purchase this but your video is really great
Thanks so much, Berni!
Hi vianney can you tell me when the diamond press alcohol marker set is coming to HSN.. it wasn’t on the July craft day even though you showed it in your unboxing. Thank you
TY! So, DP pulled them because they had some issues, I guess. The new bundle will be available months from now. I'm sorry.
Is this like the mint one ?
I have seen the Mont, I have no idea what kind of system it is...I assume it's a similar process.
@@VianneyCreates Thanks it’s sold on amazon
This one is Silhouette Mint stamp maker just wanted to give you correct info
I'm not sure what you mean?
I don’t have a vinyl cutting thing, so this would be a lot…
I'm still watching as my anxiety rises🙂
LOL!! I appreciate that!
I didn’t purchase it! If I want to to make a stamp, I used the foam. Personally I feel this is not worth the money
My old foam trick...well, the crafting community's old foam trick...is really great! I would use this if I specifically want it to have a name or something like that. TY, Sherri!
You talk vey fast. Thanks of the info
That's how I have spoken my whole life, and I'm 45...won't change any time soon. Can you imagine, a lot of my viewers say they watch at 2X speed! LOL!!
Good job on the video but not impressed with the product
TYSM! That's what I'm here for...to see what it really takes! (:
I’m going to take a pass on this. Seems like it’s not worth the time or effort Thank you so much for sharing.
No problem! Thanks for watching!!