Diamond Press Grip Mats | Pt. 1: Basic Info and comparisons

[@ingridarlington5745]

I just cut up a cricut mat from dollar tree and put it into my stamp positioner😊 works great.

[@craftingwithclass1]

I did the same thing but cut an old Cricut mat to size since the ones from dollar tree are not wide enough to go to the edge. But it works! 👍🏼🥰

[@Fern-d9z]

Thank you for this! So helpful

[@craftingwithclass1]

My pleasure!

[@JennHeartMusic]

Thanks for the Detailed info!

[@craftingwithclass1]

Hope it helped! 🥰

[@JennHeartMusic]

@@craftingwithclass1 helped a lot! looking forward to part 2 when you use it. Just purchased mine but it's extended delivery, it's great seeing your demo! Thank you!!!

[@craftingwithclass1]

@JennHeartMusic I’m editing so it will be out later today 👍🏼

[@Jam020866]

Thank you! So appreciate your videos!

[@craftingwithclass1]

Thank you so much! 🥰❤️

[@vickiesloan9744]

I have a question. I have the grip mats with the grids. They create a pile that doesn’t store well. I’m just wondering if you have any ideas on how to store them?

[@craftingwithclass1]

@vickiesloan9744 so sorry for the delay. I just saw your question. I store mine I a zippered clear bag. They come in a set of three from Walmart school section. I keep all my mats in the largest bag and even the large one from DP fits in it. I store it standing up in my cube storage. Hope this helps!

[@anixa00ify]

Hi thanks for the video. Is this similar to a Gelli Press?

[@craftingwithclass1]

@anixa00ify Good question! My understanding is that gelli plates are not made of photopolymer material but instead are made of gelatine & glycerine based material that can easily accept paint for making prints. After a little more research, I would say they are different materials used for different purposes. If anyone has more knowledge/experience, please let us know!