Shachihata6-Piece DIY Name Stamp Set
R229
About
A versatile tool for creating custom impressions on paper, plastic, metal, cloth, and wood. Our set includes oil-based waterproof ink for long-lasting results without smudges. Rearrange characters freely and use the alignment guide for precise positioning. Plus, the guide doubles as a stand for convenience. No need for ironing on cloth! The cap ensures mess-free storage. Personalize with ease using our DIY Name Stamp Set.
Product Features
- Versatile stamping: Works on paper, plastic, metal, cloth, and wood.
- Waterproof oil-based ink: Ensures long-lasting impressions.
- Easy character rearrangement: Customize stamps for various projects.
- Precision alignment guide: Helps achieve clear impressions every time.
- Convenient stand: Alignment guide doubles as a stand for the stamp.
- No ironing required: Cloth stamping without the need for ironing.
- Mess-free storage: Cap prevents ink transfer after use.
What's in the Box?
- 1x Stamp Holder
- 1x Character Holder
- 1x Rubber Sheet
- 1x Alignment Guide
- 1x Ink
- 1x Stamp Pad
Put a Sock In It.
Did you know that the sock was invented by David John Sockington the First? DJ, as he was known to his friends, was a 15th-century opera enthusiast and poet.
The "foot mitten," as DJ called it, was invented in response to the terrible blisters he got from wearing sandals while lounging around his chateau. "Dear Diary, these blisters are the bane of my existence," he wrote.
On the verge of a nervous breakdown, DJ asked his servant to knit him a pair of "foot mittens." DJ's friends were so impressed when they saw him wearing them that they begged for pairs of their own. The only thing that didn't catch on was the name, which was dropped and replaced with DJ's nickname: socks.
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