I have a lot of Stampin Up stamps and dies, and when I was shopping on Temu yesterday I saw some of the same sets in their catalog so I ordered a bunch of them to see if there the same. all under $5 for both the stamps and dies is a crazy good deal. Seeing this video today makes me think that they are definitely the same sets/different packages. Thank you
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@@sheryl5252 yes, they are the same. I bought a set from Stampin up and my sister bought the same set from TEMU and they were the same size and stamped the same!
Wow, you did your research on this. I wouldn't need stamps or dyes but your advice is solid. I've seen things advertised and thought "let me check Temu". Same thing, same quality but WAY, WAY less. I hope folks listen to you.
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I saw on temu some stamps do come in that plastic container like you would get if you bought from stamping up. The stamps and dies from temu work great! Easy to move and clean!
that is what I had ordered however they arrived boxless hahaha so I guess the box is for pics only as those are probably reserved for the NAME BRAND items to go in....LOL however if you ever rcv some in boxes please let me know I would love to see them....thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
Have only gotten less than maybe 3% of items I was very displeased with and I’ve ordered a lot!! Have been very happy way happier than with the sight not to be mentioned..shipping has gotten really good again!!..🦄🦄
shipping has sped up tremendously and FREE shipping and FREE returns you can not beat it.....please share with all of your crafty friends friend, crafty friends DO NOT let crafty friends PAY MORE....thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
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Thank you for sharing. I would normally wait for Hobby Lobby to put their dies on clearance but now HL doesn’t carry dies anymore so I’m looking at Temu for dies now. I’ve bought knock offs from AE before. There is a difference but it’s not a deal breaker for me.
I agree I am not saying they are an exact dupe however they are pretty darn close and if you are not turning around and selling your goods for profit and you use for hobby what is wrong with using the dupes and saving the coins?? I like that you understand and agree friend...thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
Yes! I received a lot of name brands since certain paper companies cut down our papers from 24 to 16 raised their collection prices to 80.00i rejoice finding it for under 3.00 at Temu
I’ve been saying the ya but read where it’s been made for 20+ years now! I enjoyed this video and other exposure videos you have made yet you know there are those folks who just half to spend that $49.50 bc of the label!! I figure they’re all strutting around behind the Empurore going down main st on Labor Day it’s pretty clear the only thing the emporer and his cronies had in common was their taylor! Lovenhugz from the capital city of Illinois ❤
I LOVE THAT friend hahahaha please share with all of your crafty friends friend, crafty friends DO NOT let crafty friends PAY MORE....thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
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Excellent example !! I already knew this from my last conversation with you with my daughter s visit to Hobby Lobby.... BUT I never bought from stampin Up and had no idea they were that expensive.... Holy Crap !!
SUPER EXPENSIVE so NOW we have a far less (moneywise) alternative....just no cute box hahaha please share with all of your crafty friends friend, crafty friends DO NOT let crafty friends PAY MORE....thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
awwww I appreciate that and you friend, please share with all of your crafty friends friend, crafty friends DO NOT let crafty friends PAY MORE....thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
I shop at Temu for a year and their stamps are great. I dropped all the other places I used to buy stencils and stamps. Stencils are under two bucks and they come with a little envelope.I have shopped for stencils here in the USA and paid seven bucks per stencil and there was no envelope with it. And the customer service is awesome.
I agree and I appreciate your honest thoughts as so many feel like we should NOT being buying from TEMU....thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
That is so true, nobody should give away the hard maked money when there is a option to save, and all the companys lets made the items in china. Thank you
I don't think the stamps will last as long, but I don't use the same stamp too many times. I make cards for friends and family, and I don't use the same one twice for the same person. By the end of the year, that expensive stamp is out of rotation for me, and I usually sell it on eBay. I get more variety on Temu and rotate more into my stash. I can then donate the stamp. I've found the dies really good, a bit thinner, but good cutting. In my country, we don't have a craft industry, it's all made in China anyway, so I'm just getting it cheaper from the same country. I brought some layered stencils in my last order and they are great.
All the dies and stamps may be made in China, but Temu does not use the same materials or make them up to the standards as the brand name companies require of the products that are produced in China for them. The Temu knockoffs use cheaper metals and the stamps don't make clear defined images or hold much stamp pad ink. I still would buy from Temu if I like the die and don't need the dies to last long, as in your case.
awwww you are so sweet and know you are much appreciated....please share with all of your crafty friends friend, crafty friends DO NOT let crafty friends PAY MORE....thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
I live in Great Britain. We don’t have Temu yet but hopefully we will soon I can’t wait my list is getting longer where I live we only have one shop or on TV please Temu come to Briton we need you xxx
Glad to hear this...l buy some from Ali-Express but yours sound cheaper. Gonna check them out, l had 10 brain surgeries and last one caused a massive stroke so l spend a lot of money on my pills every month. So l can't afford the high prices other people expect us too pay. Thanks for sharing. 🌿💕🌿
I am so sorry to hear that friend, healing prayers to you....we all should save when we spend and put the rest away for a rainy day....God bless you and thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
This is for any brand, I do buy name brand IF it's a set I intend to use over and over, but if it's something I know it's just for the time being, I buy the dupe.
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The SU dupes are a lot thinner than the actual SU stamps but they stamp well. I’ve noticed that Temu had a couple of misspelled words on the SU dupes. Definitely a game changer for me. I will continue to order from Temu until I feel like the products are not worth the hassle. I just wish the shipping was faster.
I am OK with a tad thinner if I pay less and remember which I forgot to say.....they can not be totally exact as I am sure they (SU) has exclusive rights to the exact product...thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
Just want to say i have both temu stamps and SU stamps acrylic stamps from temu are not great compared to photopolymer stamps from SU but i will buy from both companies to stretch my crafting budget
Thanks so much for the info Karen. Much appreciated!!! Saving moolah is what it's all about, especially these days... Everything is so dang expensive it just blows my damn mind...uggggh IMO...Temu is AWESOME!!! Gonna start Christmas shopping on their site very soon. Omg...what the hell am I taking about.. I've already started that..lmao 🤦♀️ Again thanks so much for the foot work you ALWAYS DO!!! Take Care and God Bless... Your Michigander Subbie... ~Corinna~
God bless you sweet friend and of course....please share with all of your crafty friends friend, crafty friends DO NOT let crafty friends PAY MORE....thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
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awwww you are so welcome friend, please share with all of your crafty friends friend, crafty friends DO NOT let crafty friends PAY MORE....thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
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I have looked and found zero...and ours is made by hand in Idaho so I doubt I will find any of it on TEMU hahahaha please share with all of your crafty friends friend, crafty friends DO NOT let crafty friends PAY MORE....thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
HUGE ONE friend and a HUGE savings....please share with all of your crafty friends friend, crafty friends DO NOT let crafty friends PAY MORE....thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
The stamps are the same as stampin up but the quality is not even close. The few stamps I have purchased don’t hold the ink. The ink either beads up or won’t even adhere to the rubber. If by chance you are able to stamp an image the images are not crisp they are sort of mushy looking.
as I stated in several videos if I was using them to make items to sell I would NOT use these stamps because how would I be able to ask so much money for my handmade items using TEMU stamps however for the novice, hobby user they work well enough and I do not make items to sell at craft fairs so I am fine using them for what I use them for...also like anything in life to each their own, do what makes you happy and buy what you can afford and what you feel good about and do not worry about others, XO from Texas
Someone from the same state I live in hacked into my account using my name and her address and my phone umber with her email. Temu did clear it up. Happened March 24. My cart was empty and more things were there which I deleted. I called Temu right away. At least you can talk to someone. I think she is the same person that got into my Aliexpress account which is being credited now. This has been a nightmare. New cards and email change. Just please check your cart all the time.
I am so sorry to hear friend....thanks for the info and remember....please share with all of your crafty friends friend, crafty friends DO NOT let crafty friends PAY MORE....thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
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19:00 the dog stamp set is called 'hot dog' from SU they did not coordinate with any dies or punches 28:00 the pigs i'm pretty sure did not come with dies or punches from SU. i pretty sure i would have bought the bundle when i bought it... (SU full price)
@KisforKaren how did the perform Ive been looking at a few on Temu. Interested to see performance/a review on how well they stamp and cut. I know I have in my cart on Temu dupes for Gone Fishing, Darling Details, Circle Sayings, and Irresistible Blooms. I have found a few on Amazon too and are in my cart but almost no reviews. Can you do a video showing how they work or examples of pieces you’ve done with them?
Exactly, I am trying to find a youtube video that shows the stamps quality difference. Are Temu stamps as clear as Stampin up. Are the sizes equal. I have heard Temu stamps are smaller in size and not as clear as Stampin Up stamps. Also, I have heard the dies from Temu don't cut as well as Stampin Up. I wonder if any of that is true. It would be interesting to find a video that shows those things!
I boycotted Stamping Up after seeing how they treat their distributors. They are completely unfair to the people who sell their products and dictate what they can and cannot do on TH-cam. I hate that. I will never buy their products again. But I must say that I try to avoid buying knock offs simply because the art is the intellectual property of the artists that created it or of the company that commissioned it. I don't buy it, but it wouldn't bother me if TEMU and AliExpress put Stamping Up out of business.
I called about my order (months back) and I was on hold for over an hour...finally hung up called back was on hold for 45 minutes GAVE UP, hung up and after emailing the consultant and getting NO response from her either I called back to CS and finally they answered me and helped me with my issue....to say I was disappointed was or is putting it mildly....I also decided I am not joining after all....thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
It would be interesting to know what Stampin Up dies would cost if it wasn't an MLM. I think by now everyone knows how inflated MLM prices are. It makes me angry because MLM's preys on women promising them a good income but you have to sell your soul to be successful. Even then it's only a very small percentage of people that make any money.
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Does anyone have a trick to condition the clear Temu stamps? Mine do not accept ink very well. it is "spotty" . I tried rubbing the stamp and wiping it before inking. Is there another trick???? TYVM
the stampin’ up ones I rub on my arm first to get the shipping stuff off. I have tried that with the TEMU ones but nothing works. Even when I put them on a stamping platform and stamp multiple times it still doesn’t work. So buyer beware. The prices are a fraction of the price but you get what you pay for.
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Looking at the bigger picture. Why would craft supply companies e.g. Stampin Up, Tim Holtz etc continue to pour money into product development and bringing to you new and innovative products if they are going to be counterfeited and sold on Temu. These companies will go out of business and disappear along with the jobs (development, marketing, office workers, distribution, demonstrators, cleaning staff etc), all supporting the US economy. Temu is not going to spend money on developing new products to inspire you to keep crafting. They're not going to pay you commission when they are marketing on low price. By buying excessive amounts of this cheap stuff, all you are doing is becoming the middleman betweens Temu and the landfill. At least with higher prices we question ourselves as to whether we really need the item.
they will NEVER go out of business friend they are FAR TOO LOVED for that but I do hear what you are saying and appreciate your response.....thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
Nah look at the apple developer with iPhone touch screen VR and various platform etc… Samsung and many others have benefited from their research and we are able to afford the higher tech at lower prices. they will never go out of business
Actually they could go out of business. The scrapbook ing industry has been hit hard--some of the biggest paper makers have already gone out. I wish these companies would make their stuff in America. I wouldn't mind paying more if I knew the products were made here. I think Stephanie Barnard (Stamps of Life) makes her stuff in the US and her prices are reasonably priced.
You are informing people how to save money. Why would someone spend over $50 for stamp/die when you can purchase it for less than $10 and free shipping?
You would know why if you bought the name brand and the knockoff and compared them. And the finished product you get from a brand name quality die or stamp looks more "professional" than one made with cheap dies and stamps. The embossed parts of knockoff dies bought directly from China are not deep and clear as on the quality name brand ones, so the embossed textures, usually an important part of the design, like the weave on a basket, doesn't show up on die cut, even if you use shams. The metals on the knockoff dies are thin so the edges do not cut nice and sharp, and the dies curve out of shape and won't lay flat after one use. The knockoffs may have pieces that are the wrong size: it is very frustrating when you buy a knockoff purse die and the handle is too small (that happened to me). Most knockoffs are usually smaller than the original. And the clear stamps, forget it. Rarely are they even worth getting them for free. The images are usually light and thin because the grooves on the stamps are not deep and the edges are not thick so they can't hold stamp die ink. I don't buy expensive dies, but I buy cheaper name brands when they are on sale. I don't buy often, but I go for quality when I really like a die or a stamp. (Ever bake a cake with margarine instead of butter, and used imitation vanilla instead of vanilla extract? That's the difference. )
@rcelestefelix9299 we ALL know there is a difference but with the money we are saving I will gladly TAKE the difference since my use is hobby only and not for selling at craft fairs....I guess you have to watch all my videos to hear me explain why I would say BUY the expensive versus buying the TEMU ones....too long to type out...but just know I am AWARE there is a difference and I know when and where to use TEMU vs the EXPENSIVE items....thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
Not all of know there is a difference. I see plenty of other Temu buyers expressing their disappointment with the cheap quality, especially that of the tools with blades that barely cut, and the defective dies. But I agree, some items don't need to be top quality if they do the job.@@KisforKaren
@@rcelestefelix9299 Some of us can't afford $50 for stamps and dies lol. I do buy a lot of Tim Holtz items, but I can't afford to pay $20-$30 for dies, or for stamps. I'm sure the quality is a little lower but if that is all you can afford. I support name brands when I can. I occasionally buy Graphic 45 when I have money and find a good price on ebay, but then I'm scared to use them because then they won't be in my collection all together to admire. So I buy copies on Temu which are never the complete set but I'm able to cut and play with them without fear.
Lawn Fawn is manufactured in the USA and those were not LF. These knock off stamps/dies are not as nice as the real thing but to each their own. =) I quit SU for MANY reasons but most of all, I don't support MLMs and THEY ARE an MLM...gotta support those uplines!!
first i would like to say that no not all the stamps are made in china and a little research will tell you that for instance Stampin up make all their stamps , ink pads. and cardstock in the USA..therefore the designers and manufacturing is all money thats stays in your country, only their dies are made overseas,. and no the quality is not the same i have used two sets of "dupes" as you call them and they are silicon which 1 doesn't take the ink as well, and 2 doesn't give you a crisp image, spelling mistake was noted on one set and smaller images on the other set. I understand that some crafters are happy with that. "Temu is committed to environmental sustainability".... this statment is to be questioned also, they are phasing out coal here yet all our coal goes to china for their hundreds of coal power stations ... ours are getting shut down yet china are building more, I think I would prefer to support the original designers and manufacturers of the product and not those that blatantly steal their work.
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This is an awesome review and yes 100% agreed with you and the saving …. Thanks a million for all the information
you bet!!! thank you friend, and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
I have a lot of Stampin Up stamps and dies, and when I was shopping on Temu yesterday I saw some of the same sets in their catalog so I ordered a bunch of them to see if there the same. all under $5 for both the stamps and dies is a crazy good deal. Seeing this video today makes me think that they are definitely the same sets/different packages. Thank you
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hey victoria...
did you get and compare the SU stamps from temu? i'm curious as to how they matched up in size..
@@sheryl5252 yes, they are the same. I bought a set from Stampin up and my sister bought the same set from TEMU and they were the same size and stamped the same!
Wow that is a great saving. Thank you for sharing.❤
Wow, you did your research on this. I wouldn't need stamps or dyes but your advice is solid. I've seen things advertised and thought "let me check Temu". Same thing, same quality but WAY, WAY less. I hope folks listen to you.
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Excellent video. I refuse to pay the prices that Stampin Up charges. Thank you so much for all your hard work. We appreciate you.😊
awwwww
I agree I’m loving being able to get stamps and dies so cheap. There is no way I could afford stampin up prices
Hi Karen I am grateful for you. You are a bright spot every day.
love you sweet friend NEVER forget that....thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
I saw on temu some stamps do come in that plastic container like you would get if you bought from stamping up. The stamps and dies from temu work great! Easy to move and clean!
that is what I had ordered however they arrived boxless hahaha so I guess the box is for pics only as those are probably reserved for the NAME BRAND items to go in....LOL however if you ever rcv some in boxes please let me know I would love to see them....thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
Hello Karen ! I enjoyed ur informative video! And yes, i will continue to shop at Temu! Crafty hugz❤❤❤
crafty hugs lovebug.....thank you friend and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
Have only gotten less than maybe 3% of items I was very displeased with and I’ve ordered a lot!! Have been very happy way happier than with the sight not to be mentioned..shipping has gotten really good again!!..🦄🦄
shipping has sped up tremendously and FREE shipping and FREE returns you can not beat it.....please share with all of your crafty friends friend, crafty friends DO NOT let crafty friends PAY MORE....thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
Holy crap!!!! Amazing!!! Love that you took the time to do that comparison! Love your channel girlfriend!!!
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Thank you for sharing. I would normally wait for Hobby Lobby to put their dies on clearance but now HL doesn’t carry dies anymore so I’m looking at Temu for dies now. I’ve bought knock offs from AE before. There is a difference but it’s not a deal breaker for me.
I agree I am not saying they are an exact dupe however they are pretty darn close and if you are not turning around and selling your goods for profit and you use for hobby what is wrong with using the dupes and saving the coins?? I like that you understand and agree friend...thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
Yes! I received a lot of name brands since certain paper companies cut down our papers from 24 to 16 raised their collection prices to 80.00i rejoice finding it for under 3.00 at Temu
yes yes yes friend....thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
They've been doing that with food for a long time. I have to buy 2 jars of spaghetti sauce now cuz 1 is not enough. lol
I’ve been saying the ya but read where it’s been made for 20+ years now! I enjoyed this video and other exposure videos you have made yet you know there are those folks who just half to spend that $49.50 bc of the label!! I figure they’re all strutting around behind the Empurore going down main st on Labor Day it’s pretty clear the only thing the emporer and his cronies had in common was their taylor!
Lovenhugz from the capital city of Illinois ❤
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Hello karen thank you for sharing your temu haul love the stamps and dies and the pricing too.
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Happy Sunday Karen! 💖 Love the great Temu Hauls 😊 Valencia from Alabama. 🇺🇸
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Excellent example !! I already knew this from my last conversation with you with my daughter
s visit to Hobby Lobby.... BUT I never bought from stampin Up and had no idea they were that expensive.... Holy Crap !!
SUPER EXPENSIVE so NOW we have a far less (moneywise) alternative....just no cute box hahaha
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Also, there is no shipping cost on Temu so that is more savings. Been buying a lot of craft items here and no disappointments.
oh I am so glad you are happy with your purchases and items friend and thanks for sharing as well, thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
Free shipping, yes, but of three orders I placed, two had broken items in them, and one item had the printing upside down.
Somehow I missed the ballet stamp and die set on Temu and I’m in the middle of a ballet journal! Used your link to add it to my cart!💕
awwww I appreciate that and you friend, please share with all of your crafty friends friend, crafty friends DO NOT let crafty friends PAY MORE....thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
I noticed a lot of spellbinders and Sizzix dies also are on Temu.
yes ma'am BUY FOR LESS and SAVE the REST....thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
I shop at Temu for a year and their stamps are great. I dropped all the other places I used to buy stencils and stamps. Stencils are under two bucks and they come with a little envelope.I have shopped for stencils here in the USA and paid seven bucks per stencil and there was no envelope with it. And the customer service is awesome.
I agree and I appreciate your honest thoughts as so many feel like we should NOT being buying from TEMU....thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
That is so true, nobody should give away the hard maked money when there is a option to save, and all the companys lets made the items in china. Thank you
you are very welcome, thank you friend and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
I don't think the stamps will last as long, but I don't use the same stamp too many times. I make cards for friends and family, and I don't use the same one twice for the same person. By the end of the year, that expensive stamp is out of rotation for me, and I usually sell it on eBay. I get more variety on Temu and rotate more into my stash. I can then donate the stamp. I've found the dies really good, a bit thinner, but good cutting. In my country, we don't have a craft industry, it's all made in China anyway, so I'm just getting it cheaper from the same country. I brought some layered stencils in my last order and they are great.
AGREE AGREE AGREE and APPROVE this message 100%%%%%%%%%%%%
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All the dies and stamps may be made in China, but Temu does not use the same materials or make them up to the standards as the brand name companies require of the products that are produced in China for them. The Temu knockoffs use cheaper metals and the stamps don't make clear defined images or hold much stamp pad ink. I still would buy from Temu if I like the die and don't need the dies to last long, as in your case.
You are my favorite Temu reviewer!! 💕
awwww you are so sweet and know you are much appreciated....please share with all of your crafty friends friend, crafty friends DO NOT let crafty friends PAY MORE....thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
I live in Great Britain. We don’t have Temu yet but hopefully we will soon I can’t wait my list is getting longer where I live we only have one shop or on TV please Temu come to Briton we need you xxx
I hope they come soon friend, thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
They are in UK now 😝. Get your shopping head on!
Glad to hear this...l buy some from Ali-Express but yours sound cheaper. Gonna check them out, l had 10 brain surgeries and last one caused a massive stroke so l spend a lot of money on my pills every month. So l can't afford the high prices other people expect us too pay. Thanks for sharing. 🌿💕🌿
I am so sorry to hear that friend, healing prayers to you....we all should save when we spend and put the rest away for a rainy day....God bless you and thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
This is for any brand, I do buy name brand IF it's a set I intend to use over and over, but if it's something I know it's just for the time being, I buy the dupe.
agreed....thank you friend and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
Thank You for sharing Karen 🙂
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The SU dupes are a lot thinner than the actual SU stamps but they stamp well. I’ve noticed that Temu had a couple of misspelled words on the SU dupes. Definitely a game changer for me. I will continue to order from Temu until I feel like the products are not worth the hassle. I just wish the shipping was faster.
I am OK with a tad thinner if I pay less and remember which I forgot to say.....they can not be totally exact as I am sure they (SU) has exclusive rights to the exact product...thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
Just want to say i have both temu stamps and SU stamps acrylic stamps from temu are not great compared to photopolymer stamps from SU but i will buy from both companies to stretch my crafting budget
I appreciate you sharing that with us all
They should you. I go to Temu with your link almost every time.
I appreciate that and you very much friend
Thanks so much for the info Karen. Much appreciated!!! Saving moolah is what it's all about, especially these days... Everything is so dang expensive it just blows my damn mind...uggggh
IMO...Temu is AWESOME!!!
Gonna start Christmas shopping on their site very soon. Omg...what the hell am I taking about.. I've already started that..lmao 🤦♀️
Again thanks so much for the foot work you ALWAYS DO!!!
Take Care and God Bless...
Your Michigander Subbie...
~Corinna~
God bless you sweet friend and of course....please share with all of your crafty friends friend, crafty friends DO NOT let crafty friends PAY MORE....thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
Wow is all I have to say. Tfs
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Even Tim holtz are a bargain. Temu is the way to go!
AMEN....thank you friend and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
Thank you for sharing your code with us love your videos your friend from Kansas ❤❤❤
awwww you are so welcome friend, please share with all of your crafty friends friend, crafty friends DO NOT let crafty friends PAY MORE....thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
Yay!!! I love stamps!!! Glad you did the video!! ❤🎉
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Wow....thanks for sharing!
of course and please share share share so others can save as well....thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
Came across your channel today and subscribed. The video was very informative. Thank you.
My lil challenge would be is there a Scentsy dupe on Temu? I haven’t found any!💕
I have looked and found zero...and ours is made by hand in Idaho so I doubt I will find any of it on TEMU hahahaha please share with all of your crafty friends friend, crafty friends DO NOT let crafty friends PAY MORE....thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
💜💐Love the way you say China, it makes me laugh. For all those items that is a big difference. TFS! Take Care!💐💜🐣
HUGE ONE friend and a HUGE savings....please share with all of your crafty friends friend, crafty friends DO NOT let crafty friends PAY MORE....thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
16:00 i'm pretty sure they are not lawn fawn. LF has a distinctive font they use for their words and the one on your set is different.
similar but NOT quite the same....I agree.....
loves stamps
same...sooooo many amazing choices on their website....XO from Texas
Great video Karen 🖤
thank you my sweet friend and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
The stamps are the same as stampin up but the quality is not even close. The few stamps I have purchased don’t hold the ink. The ink either beads up or won’t even adhere to the rubber. If by chance you are able to stamp an image the images are not crisp they are sort of mushy looking.
as I stated in several videos if I was using them to make items to sell I would NOT use these stamps because how would I be able to ask so much money for my handmade items using TEMU stamps however for the novice, hobby user they work well enough and I do not make items to sell at craft fairs so I am fine using them for what I use them for...also like anything in life to each their own, do what makes you happy and buy what you can afford and what you feel good about and do not worry about others, XO from Texas
Someone from the same state I live in hacked into my account using my name and her address and my phone umber with her email. Temu did clear it up. Happened March 24. My cart was empty and more things were there which I deleted. I called Temu right away. At least you can talk to someone. I think she is the same person that got into my Aliexpress account which is being credited now. This has been a nightmare. New cards and email change. Just please check your cart all the time.
I am so sorry to hear friend....thanks for the info and remember....please share with all of your crafty friends friend, crafty friends DO NOT let crafty friends PAY MORE....thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
nice haul
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19:00 the dog stamp set is called 'hot dog' from SU they did not coordinate with any dies or punches
28:00 the pigs i'm pretty sure did not come with dies or punches from SU. i pretty sure i would have bought the bundle when i bought it... (SU full price)
I appreciate the info....thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
They do fit nice in a sandwich bag
@KisforKaren how did the perform Ive been looking at a few on Temu. Interested to see performance/a review on how well they stamp and cut. I know I have in my cart on Temu dupes for Gone Fishing, Darling Details, Circle Sayings, and Irresistible Blooms. I have found a few on Amazon too and are in my cart but almost no reviews. Can you do a video showing how they work or examples of pieces you’ve done with them?
sure, when I use them I will do that....thank you friend and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
Exactly, I am trying to find a youtube video that shows the stamps quality difference. Are Temu stamps as clear as Stampin up. Are the sizes equal. I have heard Temu stamps are smaller in size and not as clear as Stampin Up stamps. Also, I have heard the dies from Temu don't cut as well as Stampin Up. I wonder if any of that is true. It would be interesting to find a video that shows those things!
Do me a favor and show a video of yourself using the stampin’ up dupes. Just curious how they work for you.
I do not do arts and crafts videos on my channel but they work AMAZING for hobby use...XO from Texas
Stamps are my friend! 😂❤
same...thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
I boycotted Stamping Up after seeing how they treat their distributors. They are completely unfair to the people who sell their products and dictate what they can and cannot do on TH-cam. I hate that. I will never buy their products again. But I must say that I try to avoid buying knock offs simply because the art is the intellectual property of the artists that created it or of the company that commissioned it. I don't buy it, but it wouldn't bother me if TEMU and AliExpress put Stamping Up out of business.
I called about my order (months back) and I was on hold for over an hour...finally hung up called back was on hold for 45 minutes GAVE UP, hung up and after emailing the consultant and getting NO response from her either I called back to CS and finally they answered me and helped me with my issue....to say I was disappointed was or is putting it mildly....I also decided I am not joining after all....thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
@@KisforKaren I'm in Texas, too! Dallas.
@@barbaraparker8225 I am in the RGV way down south however I used to live in Las Colinas
@@bethglenmaddie WOW so sad to hear I am glad I decided against joining....XO from Texas
I love Stampin Up and Tim Holtz products but both are only worried about lining their own pockets. They have gotten outrageous
It would be interesting to know what Stampin Up dies would cost if it wasn't an MLM. I think by now everyone knows how inflated MLM prices are. It makes me angry because MLM's preys on women promising them a good income but you have to sell your soul to be successful. Even then it's only a very small percentage of people that make any money.
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Does anyone have a trick to condition the clear Temu stamps? Mine do not accept ink very well. it is "spotty" . I tried rubbing the stamp and wiping it before inking. Is there another trick???? TYVM
I hope an expert answers you friend, thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
the stampin’ up ones I rub on my arm first to get the shipping stuff off. I have tried that with the TEMU ones but nothing works. Even when I put them on a stamping platform and stamp multiple times it still doesn’t work. So buyer beware. The prices are a fraction of the price but you get what you pay for.
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Thrm they should have them made in American
💖✌🙏smart cookie 🙏
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Looking at the bigger picture. Why would craft supply companies e.g. Stampin Up, Tim Holtz etc continue to pour money into product development and bringing to you new and innovative products if they are going to be counterfeited and sold on Temu. These companies will go out of business and disappear along with the jobs (development, marketing, office workers, distribution, demonstrators, cleaning staff etc), all supporting the US economy.
Temu is not going to spend money on developing new products to inspire you to keep crafting.
They're not going to pay you commission when they are marketing on low price.
By buying excessive amounts of this cheap stuff, all you are doing is becoming the middleman betweens Temu and the landfill.
At least with higher prices we question ourselves as to whether we really need the item.
they will NEVER go out of business friend they are FAR TOO LOVED for that but I do hear what you are saying and appreciate your response.....thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
Nah look at the apple developer with iPhone touch screen VR and various platform etc… Samsung and many others have benefited from their research and we are able to afford the higher tech at lower prices. they will never go out of business
Actually they could go out of business. The scrapbook ing industry has been hit hard--some of the biggest paper makers have already gone out. I wish these companies would make their stuff in America. I wouldn't mind paying more if I knew the products were made here. I think Stephanie Barnard (Stamps of Life) makes her stuff in the US and her prices are reasonably priced.
There are more than you think made in the USA. Lawn Fawn and Hero Arts are 2 of my faves and both are made in the USA. I think Altenew also. =)
You are informing people how to save money. Why would someone spend over $50 for stamp/die when you can purchase it for less than $10 and free shipping?
You would know why if you bought the name brand and the knockoff and compared them. And the finished product you get from a brand name quality die or stamp looks more "professional" than one made with cheap dies and stamps. The embossed parts of knockoff dies bought directly from China are not deep and clear as on the quality name brand ones, so the embossed textures, usually an important part of the design, like the weave on a basket, doesn't show up on die cut, even if you use shams. The metals on the knockoff dies are thin so the edges do not cut nice and sharp, and the dies curve out of shape and won't lay flat after one use. The knockoffs may have pieces that are the wrong size: it is very frustrating when you buy a knockoff purse die and the handle is too small (that happened to me). Most knockoffs are usually smaller than the original. And the clear stamps, forget it. Rarely are they even worth getting them for free. The images are usually light and thin because the grooves on the stamps are not deep and the edges are not thick so they can't hold stamp die ink. I don't buy expensive dies, but I buy cheaper name brands when they are on sale. I don't buy often, but I go for quality when I really like a die or a stamp. (Ever bake a cake with margarine instead of butter, and used imitation vanilla instead of vanilla extract? That's the difference. )
@craftsbybeth I found it on TEMU AFTER I ordered from SU....I explained that in the video....thank you friend and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
@rcelestefelix9299 we ALL know there is a difference but with the money we are saving I will gladly TAKE the difference since my use is hobby only and not for selling at craft fairs....I guess you have to watch all my videos to hear me explain why I would say BUY the expensive versus buying the TEMU ones....too long to type out...but just know I am AWARE there is a difference and I know when and where to use TEMU vs the EXPENSIVE items....thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
Not all of know there is a difference. I see plenty of other Temu buyers expressing their disappointment with the cheap quality, especially that of the tools with blades that barely cut, and the defective dies. But I agree, some items don't need to be top quality if they do the job.@@KisforKaren
@@rcelestefelix9299 Some of us can't afford $50 for stamps and dies lol. I do buy a lot of Tim Holtz items, but I can't afford to pay $20-$30 for dies, or for stamps. I'm sure the quality is a little lower but if that is all you can afford. I support name brands when I can. I occasionally buy Graphic 45 when I have money and find a good price on ebay, but then I'm scared to use them because then they won't be in my collection all together to admire. So I buy copies on Temu which are never the complete set but I'm able to cut and play with them without fear.
Lawn Fawn is manufactured in the USA and those were not LF.
These knock off stamps/dies are not as nice as the real thing but to each their own. =)
I quit SU for MANY reasons but most of all, I don't support MLMs and THEY ARE an MLM...gotta support those uplines!!
just not into craft
I have a lot of other hauls with zero craft items friend, thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
first i would like to say that no not all the stamps are made in china and a little research will tell you that for instance Stampin up make all their stamps , ink pads. and cardstock in the USA..therefore the designers and manufacturing is all money thats stays in your country, only their dies are made overseas,. and no the quality is not the same i have used two sets of "dupes" as you call them and they are silicon which 1 doesn't take the ink as well, and 2 doesn't give you a crisp image, spelling mistake was noted on one set and smaller images on the other set. I understand that some crafters are happy with that. "Temu is committed to environmental sustainability".... this statment is to be questioned also, they are phasing out coal here yet all our coal goes to china for their hundreds of coal power stations ... ours are getting shut down yet china are building more, I think I would prefer to support the original designers and manufacturers of the product and not those that blatantly steal their work.
NO TRUE but believe as you want and thank you and thanks for watching, XO from Texas
I just checked and they are indeed made in China.
@@1ntmd8r3 yep the dies are the rest employs americans making stamps ink and paper in the USA
@@lezzels1455 awesome!!!