Description
This self-inking panda roller stamp leaves a repeating row of little pandas in black ink as you roll it across a page. The plastic body is white, with two small black ears and a sweet face with happily closed eyes and a little smile, and a black cap fits over the roller when you have finished. It measures 4.2cm tall, 2.8cm wide and 2.9cm long, so it sits neatly in a pencil case or the palm of your hand. The pandas on the roller strike all sorts of poses and make funny faces, so every line has plenty of character.
It is made for paper. Roll a border along the top of a letter, frame a page of notes, run a line under a heading in a journal or dot pandas across a handmade card or envelope. Because the ink sits in the roller itself, there is no separate ink pad to carry or keep track of, so it works just as well at a desk as on a kitchen table during a crafts afternoon. It suits anyone who likes a bit of fun in their stationery, whether they keep a planner, write thank you notes or love decorating scrapbook pages.
The roller is self-inking and prints in black. The ink is made with polypropylene glycol and carbon black. Press gently and keep a steady pace for the clearest line, and give the page a moment before you close a notebook over it. When you have finished, pop the black cap back on to keep the roller clean and stop it marking anything else in a bag, and wipe the plastic body with a soft damp cloth if it picks up a stray smudge. Being so small, it is an easy little extra to tuck into a parcel or a card envelope, and we think it looks sweet on a desk.
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 panda roller stamp?
It measures 4.2cm tall, 2.8cm wide and 2.9cm long, so it is small enough to keep in a pencil case or a desk drawer.
Do I need a separate ink pad?
No. The roller is self-inking, so there is no separate ink pad to buy or carry. Just take off the cap and roll it across the page.
What colour does the stamp print?
It prints in black ink, giving a neat row of little pandas that sits nicely on white or pale paper, notebooks and cards.
What does the printed pattern look like?
As you roll it along, it prints a repeating line of small pandas in different poses and with funny faces, so each line has plenty of character.
What is the roller stamp made of?
The body and cap are plastic. The black ink in the self-inking roller is made with polypropylene glycol and carbon black.
How should I look after it?
Put the black cap back on after each use to keep the roller clean, and wipe the plastic body with a soft damp cloth when needed.