Fiskar’s Push&Print Stamp Factory Wins 2008 Best Innovation Award

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Paper crafters and scrapbookers rejoice! Fiskars is coming out with a cleaner, crisper, time-saving method to do your stamping. Fiskars' new patent pending device is called the Push and Print Stamp Factory and it just won Best Of Class for Scrapbooking and Paper Crafting Innovation from the Craft and Hobby Association.

The Push and Print Stamp Factory allows the paper crafter to insert any clear acrylic stamp into the "factory." Then, the crafter can select any one of Fiskars' ink pads into the unit below the stamp, and lock it into place. There is no self-inking necessary. The Factory does the inking for you each time you push down on the unit.

Here's a video from Fiskars… In this case, video speaks better than words:

 

 

Fiskars Push And Print Stamp Factory looks like it will be a hot item for scrapbook supplies and paper crafts. It will be available in stores in October, 2008. (Holiday gift for your favorite crafter?) Additionally, Fiskars is coming out with some beautiful high-density ink pads this fall:

Fresh Squeezed (orange)
Why So Blue (light blue)
Blue Ribbon Winner (blue)
In the Still of the Night (black)
Fire Me Up (red)
Sun Kind of Wonderful (yellow)
Solid Gold (gold)
You Make Me Blush (pink)
Chocoholic (brown)
The Good Silver (silver)
The Grape Escape (purple)
In A Pickle (green)

For more information, visit FiskarCrafts.com.

via MarketWatch

 

 

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