Interchangeable stamps
AssigneeDimension Crafts LLC
InventorRoss EXLEY
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Abstract
An interchangeable stamping die for releasable securement to a stamp mount used in a stamping process. The interchangeable stamping die includes an ink receiving printing layer having an image surface and an opposed second surface. The interchangeable stamping die also includes a foam layer having a first surface and an opposed second surface that is attached to the second surface of the printing layer. A cling layer has a first surface and an opposed cling surface, and the first surface of the cling layer is attached to the first surface of the foam layer. The cling surface is releasably securable to the stamp mount to secure the stamping die to the stamp mount.
Claims18
An interchangeable stamping die for releasable securement to a stamp mount used in a stamping process, the interchangeable stamping die comprising:
- an ink receiving printing layer having an image surface and an opposed second surface;
- a foam layer having a first surface and an opposed second surface, the opposed second surface of the foam layer being attached to the second surface of the printing layer;
- and,
- a cling layer having a first surface and an opposed cling surface, the first surface of the cling layer being attached to the first surface of the foam layer, and the cling surface being releasably securable to the stamp mount to secure the stamping die to the stamp mount.
A stamping die for releasable securement to a stamp mount used in a stamping process, the stamping die comprising:
- a print layer having an image formed therein;
- a cushion layer attached to the print layer;
- and,
- an attachment layer attached to the cushion layer, the attachment layer including an exposed cling surface, the cling surface being flat, smooth, and releasably securable to the stamp mount, the attachment layer including indicia corresponding to the image formed in the print layer, wherein the cushion layer is disposed between the print layer and the attachment layer.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.