When you stop to craft or rubber stamp, the frustrations and stresses of the day are put aside. It’s your time now and your objective is fun and creativity. Your tools and products should add to the fun and creativity – not create more stress. That’s why simplicity and quality are so important. You want to get busy and make something, not read 8 pages of instructions or go through fifteen steps of set up. You are rushed enough and your objective is to finish a project quickly, because suddenly the kids will be home, the phone rings or some other interruption will occur and you’ll feel you’ve accomplished nothing.

For example, take something as simple as an inkpad. Whoops! It turns out that there is nothing simple about inkpads on the market today. You’ve got dye ink, pigment ink, distressed inks, walnut inks, craft inks, embossing inks and on and on into maddening confusion. Which ink works on what surface? This one works on paper – but not on plastic or metal. Yikes! It’s all too confusing.

Stewart Superior has come up with an inkpad to stop the madness. It’s the Palette Hybrid inkpad. What’s so great about it? Simple, it works on everything. The only thing you have to know is - it should be heat-set on glossy surfaces. Simplicity defined in an all-surface inkpad with an enormous color selection including Metallics and a clear Embossing/Watermark pad. These inks are fun and easy to use since the lid snaps into the base creating a nice handle to grip. What more could you need? Well, now you won’t need all those other inkpads.