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Old 08-23-2009, 08:03 PM   #1  
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Do you have to buy interlocking stamp blocks in order for their stamps to work? Or can I simply mount then on my acrylic block with Tack N peel?
I want to buys some of the halloween selection to make goodie bags for my daughter & son's classes.
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I don't have any Just Rite stamps (yet) but I have a friend that does so I can tell you that, no, you can't use them without the Just Rite block. The blocks have grooves that the individual rubber pieces fit in which keep them lined up. It's hard to explain so check out this video which shows how to use the Just Rite stamps. Btw... the blocks aren't that expensive and you can use them over and over again.
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Yes, you do need the wooden stamper to use with the stamps. As Susan explained above, there are grooves on the back of the rubber that lock into the grooves on the stamper.

If you want more information about JustRite products, I had a blog entry a couple of months ago explaining how they work and what I would recommend for newbies. Here it is:

http://uselesscrafts.blogspot.com/20...at-to-buy.html

If you have more questions, I'd be more than happy to help you.
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