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Your cart is empty. Slow down and craft with this charming self-inking rubber stamp from Sniggle Sloth. The stamp design shown features deeply etched rubber for excellent clarity.
The stamp includes its own ink pad in the color listed for an all-in-one solution. The design is located on top of the stamp for easy identification. The size listed refers to the longest side of the stamp design.
Use for stamping paper, folders, cards, gift wrap, journals, planners, and more. Use alone or combine with other Sniggle Sloth stamps.
The stamp’s ink pad can be easily removed to be re-inked to extend the stamp’s usefulness.
The materials in this stamp are sourced from top US companies and assembled in our Sniggle Sloth California facility to form a high-quality product you’ll cherish for years. Sold Individually.
Debi Eaves
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2025
The only things that I would change about this handy little self-inking guitar chord stamper are: (1) that it included a 5th fret instead of only 4, and (2) that it was easier to lock/unlock and remove the ink pad for re-inking. Other than that, this little one (1) inch stamper very handy! There’s also a larger size available if you prefer that instead.If you play guitar a lot, personally and/or professionally, you can probably find several ways this gadget could be handy to have around - even in your gig bag (just keep it in a ziplock bag to protect your gear.)
Jeffrey L. Silberberg
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2025
Love this self-inking fretboard stamper! I stamp it in my chord charts for marking chord fingerings.
Nick Davis
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2025
This thing works like a champ, but it’s huge. I’s like gripping a baseball. Plenty of space on the stamp for markings, but it takes a lot of space in the gig bag.
Linda E. Smith
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2025
I like this guitar chord stamp for making notes about new chords.
SZ essie
Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2025
Works great and is a time saver if you have to write in many chords.
Garry j Charland
Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2024
the only thing was wondering does the ink pad last a long time or do I have to reload it??????????
Born 75 Years Too Late
Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2024
I use this to indicate some tricky guitar chords on our church music that provides only chords and lyrics.For example, I may see that I'll need to play a D2 chord--or a G6, etc. I simply look online for the notes included in the chord and/or fingering diagrams, then stamp my sheet music along the side and use a pen to make circles on the strings/frets.
Scott A.
Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2023
If you’re looking at this, you know what it’s for. I purchased the small one and it’s great for notating weird or unusual chord shapes on sheet music or charts without tablature. I think the larger one would be too big for that purpose. A couple tips:- Do a couple warmup stamps on separate paper when it’s new or hasn’t been used for awhile. It can be a little over or under inked.- Figure out how the stamp aligns with where you place it. Just like playing the guitar, practice will improve your technique. I had a few missed hits the first couple times.- Use it on a flat, hard surface and don’t stamp twice in the same spot (see tip #1). It will not align with your first try and you’ll have overlapping grid lines.
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