Description
This little kitten roller stamp prints a repeating trail of cheerful cat faces in cerise ink each time you roll it across a sheet of paper. The body is moulded plastic in a warm orange. It is shaped as a small square kitten with two rounded ears on top, a white muzzle, a smiling face and stripy tabby markings on its cheeks and forehead. Underneath sits the self-inking roller, so there is no separate ink pad to buy, fill or find space for. A snug orange cap fits over the roller when you have finished. It is a tiny thing, 4.2cm tall, 2.8cm wide and 2.9cm long, so it sits comfortably between finger and thumb.
We like it on a desk, in a pencil case or tucked into a craft box, ready for whenever a page wants a little decoration. Roll a neat border along the edge of a letter, underline a heading in a notebook or planner, frame a handmade card or brighten a gift tag. Because the pattern repeats as the roller turns, one smooth push gives a strip as long as you need, and a short roll leaves just a few faces. The cerise ink shows clearly on white and pale paper. The bright orange kitten is cheerful enough to leave out on the desk between uses.
The roller carries its own cerise ink, made with polypropylene glycol and C.I. Pigment Red 122, inside a plastic housing that keeps everything compact. As good practice, press the cap firmly back on after each use so the roller stays covered. Give the body a wipe with a soft damp cloth if any ink reaches the sides. Try a few rolls on scrap paper first to get a feel for the pressure. It makes a cheerful small present on its own, or a bright extra to tuck in with a notebook or a card.
Specification
| Brand |
Rex London |
| Material |
Ink & plastic |
| Length |
2.9cm |
| Width |
2.8cm |
| Height |
4.2cm |
| Weight |
0.014KG |
| Warnings |
Not for children under 3 years of age. |
Frequently Asked
How big is the kitten roller stamp?
It is 4.2cm tall, 2.8cm wide and 2.9cm long. That is small enough to sit between finger and thumb and to slip into a pencil case.
Do I need a separate ink pad?
No. The roller is self-inking and carries its own cerise ink, so you simply take off the cap and roll it across the paper.
What colour ink does it print in?
It prints in cerise, a bright pink-red. The ink shows up clearly on white and pale paper, cards and notebook pages.
What does the stamped pattern look like?
As the roller turns it prints a repeating trail of little kitten faces. A longer push gives you a longer border or strip across the page.
What is the roller stamp made of?
The body and the cap are plastic. The roller holds ink made with polypropylene glycol and C.I. Pigment Red 122.
How should I look after it?
Put the cap firmly back on after each use so the roller stays covered. Wipe the plastic body with a soft damp cloth whenever it needs it.