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Blanco Inkpads
Arlene Rose sunday@ROCHESTER.RR.COM
Stamp with it!!! I hope you bought the reinker as it dries out and needs reinked. BUT well worth it. I just used it in a card for a class and it's awesome. I also used it for snowflakes on a snowman card. I also used it for aghost card on black glossy. I also used it for leaves on dark rust card stock and the effect was simply exquisite!!
Stamp with it!!! I hope you bought the reinker as it dries out and needs reinked. BUT well worth it. I just used it in a card for a class and it's awesome. I also used it for snowflakes on a snowman card. I also used it for aghost card on black glossy. I also used it for leaves on dark rust card stock and the effect was simply exquisite!!
Tina tinazart2@aol.com
I've used the Blanco pad as a "resist" for a faux batik look. Stamped on card, heated it with gun to make sure it was dry, then brayered over it with a Kaleidoscope pad. You might need to rub over the white areas with a soft cloth to remove some ink after brayering. This looks more "authentic" with simple, graphic shapes and solids, but you can experiment with any stamp.
I've used the Blanco pad as a "resist" for a faux batik look. Stamped on card, heated it with gun to make sure it was dry, then brayered over it with a Kaleidoscope pad. You might need to rub over the white areas with a soft cloth to remove some ink after brayering. This looks more "authentic" with simple, graphic shapes and solids, but you can experiment with any stamp.