Creator Ink Pad Holder – Fits Tim Holtz, Catherine Pooler, Simon Hurley, Gina K. & More | Non-Slip Craft Stand
The Creator Ink Pad Holder is designed to hold your favorite crafty creator's ink pad of choice. Holds all current ink pads offered by Tim Holtz (Ranger), Catherine Pooler, Simon Hurley, Gina K. and similar shapes and sizes of ink pads. All while being compact and non-slip.
Cardmaking, scrapbooking, or papercraft, each Prizm Craft Shape Stack holds a wide variety of popular craft ink pads in various shapes and sizes. It works in concert with craft blending brushes and stamp positioning platforms. Making it easy to get ink from pad to paper.
Durable non-slip rubber feet
3D printed construction
Made in the U.S.A.
Dimensions: 4.5 x 3.5 x 1 Inch
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The Shape Stack Ink Pad Holder
Our line of Shape Stack ink pad holders are designed to be the most versatile ink stands available on the market today. We've worked hard to make sure every one is compatible with as many of the most popular stamping ink pads as we can.
Each Shape Stack ink stand holds at least 5 different ink pad shapes while maintaining a foot print that is only slightly larger than the largest pad. No more having to buy a dozen different holders in different sizes. And less space taken up overall.
The unique 3D printed manufacturing technique allows us to "stack" various cut out shapes one on top of the other so no matter what your ink pad of choice, we have a non-slip ink pad holder for you.
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Our Mission
Our mission at Prizm Craft is a simple one. It's to make innovative tools that allow you to create without resistance. Tools that allow you to create more easily because you have them.
By making the act of creation easier and more seamless we hope to make every minute of your time fulfilling and well spent. Because you shouldn't have to think about the ink pad or the brush in your hand. You should be able to focus on what matters. That's putting ink to paper.
