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Ink and Inkpads Guide



Ink and inkpads are mainly used for all rubber stamping and
scrap booking purposes.

Now you can create different techniques just by knowing
what type of ink and inkpads work best for you!

Use this guide to help you decide what type you should
use best with your type of projects…





When I first started I used basic colors. I suggest for
beginners, you might just like to use the following colors
also:

  • Black

  • White

  • Green

  • Red

  • And Blue





Below are 6 types of ink I am familiar with using…


Versa Color Ultimate Pigment Ink is a great cheap choice.
It works really well and I like to use it for many of my creative
cards.

Studio G Acid Free Pigment Ink can always be found on sale.
I bought these for a $1 and it works great with little design
stamps. When times are hard this is the way to go for the
cheapest inkpads

Versa Mark Watermark Stamp pad is a must own. I use
this type of inkpad for all of my rubber stamping creations.
With it you can create very cool looking watermarks on both
cards and envelopes.

Brilliance Pigment Inkpad creates a unique look of stamped
images. I hardly use this type of ink. But are often used by
many card lovers.

Stazon Inkpads are solvent inkpads and will definitely stain
the rubber. It can be used for any surface like stamping on
plastic.


Tip: Use baby wipes to clean all your stamps.


You might also like Memories Acid Free Dye Ink pads. This
type of ink pad is made especially for Hero Arts Shadow
Stamps. I like to use soft vanilla and soft leaf. I don’t
recommend the use for gold and silver because the finished
look, intend to be awful. You can decide!







I hope you find this guide helpful for all your creative
projects.


Remember, Ink can be costly so find the most cheapest
inks that will do the job!






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