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Product Review - Little Monkey's Storage System

Hello Everyone! Amy here - hoping you all had a great weekend!

Christine let me know that All That Scraps is now carrying the Little Monkey's Stamp storage system - so I HAD to come over here and post about it.

For those that don't know what I'm talking about you can read the review that I posted on my blog not too long ago here. I seriously am LOVING storing my unmounted rubber stamps this way - in fact I got a second Starter Set along with 2 more sets of inserts so that I can start organizing the rest of my stamps - and am even contemplating unmounting some of my wood mounted (*shock* I know!) stamps so that I can store them like this as well.

Another AWESOME review of this system can be seen here on Splitcoast. It looks like all those that reviewed the system loved it - and I am sure you will too!

So as a recap - the Starter System retails for $30 and with that you get the box (which you can decorate to match your decor! That's next on my list....), 6 sleeves with inserts (they're 8x8"), a sample of the static cling sheets (I haven't used those at all - I kept them tho just in the box b/c they might come in handy down the road....).

Then you can get JUST the sleeves with inserts (right now ATS carries the Playground line - every few months or so Little Monkey's offers a new color lineup of the inserts just to mix things up a bit) - which will fit in the box you get with the starter set (on average a box will hold up to 12 sheets with inserts when they are all full of unmounted stamps).

Do you have thise storage system? What do you love (or not love!) about it? You can leave your comments/questions in the comment section of this post and I can edit it later to answer them!

Product Review: Cuttlebug 3" x 3" Combo Frames

Cuttlebug 3x3 Combo Frames are a newer product, they have been on the market since December. The frames are from different Disney characters, but can be used for so many things.

Not only do they die cut but they also emboss. It is a two step process. Each set comes with a die and a little embossing folder.   

I used my Cuttlebug machine and cut out the first part of the frame.  The sandwich you use is A plate, B plate, paper, die, and B Plate.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 

I then lined up the paper in the embossing folder to emboss the pixie dust on the frame.

 

 

Finished product. The embossing folders give such a nice deep impression.

   

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     The little embossing folders will also fit in the Giga punches and Nestabilities. Here I have taken just the folder and embossed it inside the Giga Scalloped Circle Punch.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        

Come back tomorrow to see the card I made with the purple embossed Scalloped Circle.