Would this embosser be suitable for stationary, envelopes and napkins? Can you adjust the stamp to emboss on the top of the page vs bottom?
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The embosser would be fine for stationary or envelopes; I'm not sure about napkins-it would depend on the quality of the paper. It is possible to change out the stamp, but it only goes in one way (you cannot change the orientation, at least not on mine). So, you could order a second stamp (without replacing the entire embosser) that was "upside-down," and thus use it on the bottom rather than the top of a page.
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The stamp is attached permanently in one direction, so the only way to stamp a sheet of paper is from its right side. The greatest distance between the edge of paper and the stamp's outer circle where the paper is inserted is about 2 in. I would suggest calling the company directly. They may have more specific answers or options to offer. I never thought of using the stamp on fabric. Come to think of it, it might work as a temporary solution on a damp and starched thin cloth, but the embossing would, of course, fade away after a while or in washing. In general, this stamp is designed only for stamping books. The stamp is attached permanently in one direction, so the only way to stamp a sheet of paper is from its right side. The greatest distance between the edge of paper and the stamp's outer circle where the paper is inserted is about 2 in. I would suggest calling the company directly. They may have more specific answers or options to offer. I never thought of using the stamp on fabric. Come to think of it, it might work as a temporary solution on a damp and starched thin cloth, but the embossing would, of course, fade away after a while or in washing. In general, this stamp is designed only... » Read More The stamp is attached permanently in one direction, so the only way to stamp a sheet of paper is from its right side. The greatest distance between the edge of paper and the stamp's outer circle where the paper is inserted is about 2 in. I would suggest calling the company directly. They may have more specific answers or options to offer. I never thought of using the stamp on fabric. Come to think of it, it might work as a temporary solution on a damp and starched thin cloth, but the embossing would, of course, fade away after a while or in washing. In general, this stamp is designed only for stamping books. « Show Less
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You can change out the die, but when I tried to order a different address I had to order an entirely new system. The handle hurts your hand if you do a lot of envelopes and I've had complaints from older people that they can't read my address. I love the embossed look, but if I had to do it again, I'd go with an ink stamper like this: www.simplystamps.com/Address_Stamps-list.aspx
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Yes. We get lots of paperwork that needs stamping. I like this stamper because it's light.
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It's primary use is for embossing or cutting materials using purchased dies. It's possible to ink an embossing folder and thereafter print and emboss the image at the same time. Check out YouTube or do an internet search for how this machine is used in order to determine if you can use in the way you intend. There are videos on YouTube showing letterpress plates used with this machine. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8jGyFgAe0o
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I would say yes. The card stock is very heavy so I don't think it would show thru. I don't print I stamp sentiments but usually only on one side. I have made mistakes and turned it over and stamped on the other side and it worked fine.
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Hi, I personally do not like this stamper. The top keeps falling out. I have tried using it. I can't get used to the stickeness of it. I have read there is away to keep the stopper in. I have to work with it. I so far have not really used it. I use my old ones. I will work with it eventually. This is my opinion of it. Maggie V.
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I do fine art printing and I love using this as reference: http://www.paper-paper.com/weight.html The paper is noting 110 lb Index, which is about a 9 pt. thickness and matching the picture, 199 gsm. I wouldn't exactly recommend this for professional business card printing, but the extra weight is definitely pretty good to have. If you can get 12 pt. or higher (1pt. or 1 mil represents a thousandths (0.001") of an inch), it'll definitely do better for you.
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I don't believe so. I use the 2nd tray to print 8.5 x 11 and reserve the top tray for envelopes and that works just fine. I love my 2nd tray!
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Hi there! Yes, after purchasing you will be contacted via e-mail by a member of their customer service team. They will send you graphics and different font options for what you would like the stamp to be. They are wonderful and I was super impressed with their level of customer service. They were extremely professional and the embosser is fabulous. I use it all the time and get tons of compliments on it. I ordered the chrome one which is simply beautiful and can't believe how reasonable the price was. This is a great value and I would recommend it to anyone!
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No it is good for regular size envelopes, but not for folder or very large envelopes.
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No, the stamp is fixed in place. But the opening is fairly deep so you can reach pretty far up the page. You may be able to bend the page so the stamp is closer to the center of the page
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No ... Save your money. The depth of the engraving isn't sufficient to allow for a dark enough stamp. The Stamper doesn't pick up the entire outline. Very disappointed.
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It could be used for greeting cards but I wouldn't use it. I would use a heavier paper.
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I would think so. The ink pad is separate from the actual stamp so I would assume you could just buy a different colored ink pad.
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Yes, if you set it up properly. It will take any size paper. I even print envelopes with mine... greeting cards too. For my sister's birthday I put one of her watercolors on the front of the card. It will let you know if it's not set up right too. HAVE FUN! It's a great printer! (deb)
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Yes we have a couple different fonts for that. If this is for a signature you can send over an image and we can turn that into the stamp
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These are actually plastic folders that you place the cardstock or paper or whatever you want to emboss into and run it through an embossing machine like a Cuttlebug or Sizzix. HOWEVER....I think you could try placing what you want to emboss on the one side of the folder and use a stylus or embossing tool to push into the indentations to create an embossed look....NOPE....sorry...I just tried it and it DIDN'T work so well because I couldn't see where the design was to know where to push the stylus. You definitely need to use an embossing machine.