I received some questions about the type of ink, stamp pads and ink usage. And it all really depends on what I do.
Here is a picture of some pads stamp and ink stamp refills I have and use my rubber stamping projects. My Stampin 'Up Spots are all shades of ink and rubber stamps are more classical shock ink crafts pigment. I have a little color to also point stamp pads, which are pigment inks. If I showed them all to be a lot so I just wanted show that I have both.
There are several differences. Tampon absorbs dye ink on the paper and pigment ink stamp is on the top of the document and does not absorb. Buffer pigment ink tends to be thicker than the dye ink stamp and is often preferred for scrapbooking stamps ink pigment, because are more resistant to fade than most dye inks stamp.
Just remember that I am no expert on the stamp, these are just data on the ink.
Dye ink (ink Classic)
• Dries quickly – you should be able to eradicate the image and move your hand over it a moment and have no burrs
• Great for making greeting cards handmade
• No more expensive than pigment ink craft
• No matter what color you use, you will not see a watermark if it hits a light colored ink on black paper.
Pigment Ink (Craft Ink Stamp)
• Do not dry quickly – whether or not to smear the dry heat in minutes.
• Recommend to the previous conventional ink scrapbook and not fade.
• This ink is perfect if you are in relief, because dust is still wet and adheres to its relief to make it perfectly heat with heat gun.
• You can use a light ink color seal on black paper and see the image well. This adds a new world of things you can do!
The one I tend to use most when making my adoption without debate is probably the pigment ink Crafts. I am a manufacturer of greeting card Custom and love for the embedding, so this is the ink stamp perfect for me.
I can also say I have a few favorites ink manufacturers stamps and stamp pads. I love Stampin 'Up because they have the ink stamp and stamp pads in two different colors of pigment inks, corresponding to roles. My favorite color is another box, I think mainly because they are sold in stores in my local crafts and are easy to obtain, if necessary.
However, it's just me, but I also like Art pills pigment stamp because they are made of soft foam and when the sealing I feel that I can get a better distribution ink when using dye tablets are made of a hard surface, not moving.
If you have other questions or pads or href = "http://joanscraftworld.com/what-stamp-ink-stamp-pads-should-be-used-for-your-rubber-stamping-needs/"> Ink, leave a comment!
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