can this be used on paper napkins with clear stamp?
179005
with this product, I would suggest no as the ink can be 'leaky" it's quite moist. it really needs paper in order for it not to bleed. just my thoughts.
717471
If you look in the reviews, you can see that we are very disappointed with this paper, with some sets working, and others will not transfer. If you write with a pen, you must press very HARD. I doubt a stamp would work. I would check each set in a corner before starting out. Probably best used with a typewriter.
61902
I had no luck with it. I have read several other post that say to file the stamper and use a thick polish. I haven't tried it yet though.
646153
I would not use then as a napkin, but you can. They are quite thick and not as soft as a napkin.
1176137
No, there is just a rectangle on the actual paper where a stamp would go as well as 3 lines as pictured to write in an address. Hope that helps!
1625501
I believe the ink is only permanent on porous surfaces (paper, fabric, etcetera.) and it may need to be heat set in some cases. If it wiped off of the clear stamp it is because the stamp is acrylic and non porous.
1453349
I tried it on a smooth party plate and it smudged. It works fine on card stock so I think it would be fine on plain white paper plates.
217504
I use it for machine embroidery it is a little thick not sure if it would work on cardstock
1229201
The embossing plates are plastic. I don't think they would work on paper plates. Sorry.
454930
I bought these to use on cotton napkins and they bled so be sure to do a patch test first.
370885
We use it as a buffing material for leather work, I would only guess it is not tight enough to stamp - but have never even tried it. Sorry we cannot give you a definite answer on stamping.
2056736
Absolutely! Color the stamps in desired manner, "huff" on the stamp to moisten the ink, and stamp away!
1678435
It is NOT a glossy surface. A carefully applied stamp should work just fine.
1619336
What a great idea! Yes, you could do that, and I'm going to as well! They are large and stiff so I think it will work best with a little padding under the paper you are stamping. I used them to make clay ornaments.
1455288
You can do that if the sheets have some texture and are light weight. If you are trying to do that with "shiny" heavy bond paper it may not work. There is certainly room for very thick paper.
509131
You would need a fast drying ink for non-porous surfaces and a stamp made of buna rubber. Stamps are commonly made from polymer or red rubber. The polymer stamp would dissolve and the red rubber would not hold up well.
136913
I think it would be good for that as I used it on some envelopes. It doesn't stick well to shiny or smooth surfaces though.