Learn how to use a water brush to fill in rubber stamps for making cards for various events and occasions.Get expert tips and advice on homemade arts and crafts in this free instructional video. Expert: Shelly Cordsen Bio: Shelly Cordsen has been sewing and crafting for years. She offers classes around the Southwest demonstrating many different advanced techniques. Filmmaker: Mike Phillips
Tags: Brush, Cards, Color, Homemade, Open, Rubber, Stamp, stamps, using, Water
When she says regular ink, I think she means dye ink. Pigment ink usually water soluble.
darling don’t stand while making a video wearing light coloured pants…Its Not a good look
I like to use Twinklin H20’s or Tombow makers and water. I learned the Tombow technique from Northwood Rubber Stamps.
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Anyone got a favorite of stamping ink?
If you use a permanent ink pad such as Stazon, the ink won’t run.
I have only one question about the water idea with rubberstamps. Wouldn’t the ink you use from the rubberstamped image run, so is there a special ink or precaution to use before you do this?
well explained. thanks.
this is so tight