Born Pretty Store stamping plate review

In my row of stamping plate reviews, I have reached Born Pretty Store plates, well known to most with interest in stamping.

You can buy the plates directly from Born Pretty Store located in Hong Kong, they offer free shipping.

You also from can buy them from various other shops all over the world – and the price vary accordingly, but they belong among the affordable ones.

The shipping from Hong Kong is most of the time 2-6 weeks.

The plates sizes are 6 x 12 cm plates with plastic backing and round 5.5 cm plates with foil backing without sharp edges.

The patterns vary in size from very big (where you use part of the pattern) to different other sizes, the smallest square patterns I have are 1.5 x 1.7 cm– but most of the square patterns are 1.5 x 2.2/2.5 cm.

The 6 x 12 cm comes in cardboard sleeves and both kind are protected by a protective film, that you need to remove before use.

The etching is really lovely, neither too deep nor shallow – just right, also easy to use for beginners.

OK, let's meet some random plates from my collection, click on the photos to enlarge them:

- and some of the manicures I did with Born Pretty Store plates:

Take 19: Base is Ms. Sparkle Show Stopper (Nail The Mail excl.) stamped with Colour Alike B. a Fairy Forest, plate Born Pretty Store BPL-029, stamper MoYou London XL Marshmallow Sticky White.

Take 20: Base is Ms. Sparkle Water stamped with Rica Hello Gorgeous, plate Born Pretty Store BPL-029, stamper MoYou London XL Marshmallow Sticky White.

Take 39: Base Rica This Heart of Mine stamped with Colour Alike B. an Orion, plate Born Pretty Store BPL-029, stamper Daschica Jumbo Clear Jelly.

Take 44: Base Enchanted Polish Entwined stamped with Colour Alike B. a Sweetheart, plate Born Pretty Store Qgirl-049, stamper MoYou London XL Marshmallow Sticky.

Take 57: Base Colores de Carol Cheshire stamped with Hit The Bottle Copper Haired Girl, plate Born Pretty Store BP-L015, stamper Daschica Jumbo Clear Jelly.

Take 61: The base is Cupcake Witchery stamped with Hit The Bottle Drop Red Gorgeous, plate Born Pretty Store BP-L004, stamper Daschica Jumbo Clear Jelly.

Take 66: Base Kiko 853 Pearly Light Yellow stamped with MoYou London Black Knight, plate Born Pretty Store BPL 029, stamper Daschica Jumbo Clear Jelly.

Take 104: The base is Morgan Taylor All Dolled Up stamped with Jolifin Night Black, plate Born Pretty Store BPL-024, stamper UberChic XL clear stamper.

Pros:

The etching is perfect = they are very easy to use.

There are very many patterns to choose from.

They are fairly inexpensive, especially if you buy them directly from Born Pretty Store or on Ebay, where they can be found at an even lower price.

They are easy to use even if you are a beginner.

Cons:

Not really any I can think of or experienced myself.

Final conclusion:

I love them – simple as that!

Do you own any Born Pretty Store plates - and do you like them?

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