Rubber Stamping with Alcohol Inks: Revisited

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  • Опубликовано: 29 дек 2024

Комментарии • 13

  • @carolynmckee4295
    @carolynmckee4295 Год назад

    Very cool! Thank you-- the detail on the emulsion side is fab!

  • @LadyJP6969
    @LadyJP6969 Год назад

    Fantastic!!! Thanks for sharing.

  • @suebouch4074
    @suebouch4074 Год назад

    Hello Lee… so glad this video popped up in my suggested video feed… I enjoyed revisiting the idea of stamping with Alcohol Inks and since we’re coming into the fall season, I have some perfect leaves rubber stamps to play with. Thank you! Have a great day! 🙂

  • @bluemoon5766
    @bluemoon5766 8 месяцев назад

    Thank you

  • @bridgetjones8339
    @bridgetjones8339 Год назад

    The Leaf! Wow

  • @craftymomsandi
    @craftymomsandi 2 года назад

    Awesome, always looking for new ideas. Thank you

    • @LeeKellogg
      @LeeKellogg  2 года назад

      Enjoy and have fun with it. Break the rules!

  • @Dotalina33
    @Dotalina33 Год назад

    Really enjoyed visiting alcohol inking again. Alcohol inks are a real love of mine though I do not have much time to play with them. Thanks and I wouldn’t be opposed to seeing more done with them if you care to mess around some more! Lol.

    • @LeeKellogg
      @LeeKellogg  Год назад

      Thank you Dotti, I have plans to do so! Stay tuned.

  • @jennifers8843
    @jennifers8843 Год назад

    Does the alcohol not ruin the stamp?

    • @LeeKellogg
      @LeeKellogg  Год назад

      It does not ruin red rubber stamps, clear stamps yes! In fact if you use Staz On or similar ink pads they too contain alcohol or other non-water solvent. Use it on regular rubber stamps, keep those stamps out of the sun light but know that time will age rubber, just like your car tires.