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Lakeshore Alcohol Ink Set
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Lakeshore Alcohol Ink Set

by Ranger Ink
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Create your own backgrounds! You'll get uniquely vibrant effects—like polished stone—on smooth surfaces, such as glossy cardstock (link), candles, metal, acrylic, glass and more. It’s easy: Simply squeeze 2-3 drops of ink directly to your surface or use an applicator (link) and felt pads. For a softer look with more blending options, combine the inks with Blending Solution (link) on your project or felt pad. Sponge, tap, rub, or spatter the color onto your surface. Dries quickly so you can stamp, emboss, cut or otherwise personalize your inked surface.

These inks from Tim Holtz can also be used to dye fabric and paper flowers. Use them with our Glossy Color Me™ papers (link) for gorgeous cards and accents. You'll get one each of aqua, salmon, and sandal.

Part number: MW4005158

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$5.00  

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Comment:  I love the different alcohol inks. These inks work wonderfully on glass.I was disappointed with this particular set of inks because the Salmon is displayed on all the websites, including the Ranger site as being a pinkish hue. Instead it is an orange-ish color. I do like the other colors in the set.
Submitted:  Monday, September 3rd @ 12:14 PM

 

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