Are these markers good on stamps, ie, to create an ombre effect?
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Absolutely! Color the stamps in desired manner, "huff" on the stamp to moisten the ink, and stamp away!
462284
Figure you could try it on a scrap, but if it were me, I would use Stazon (hope I'm spelling this right) brand ink pads... that stuff stamps on ANYTHING!
1137111
They are coated with a slick finish. I don't believe stamping would work at all.
574955
The darker colors seem to work well for stamping. They do "bleed" some so be careful when you top coat so as not to smear the design.
677937
Nope, they are not opaque enough...I use them as a base color and stamp on top of them. China Glaze Tranzitions polishes stamp great. So do Kleancolor metallics.
605777
I've used them to sign vinyl records and there was some bleeding into the grooves. I just tried a doodle on a scrap shirt and looks like no bleeding. I used a 100% cotton black T. The ink is very dark, would maybe be better with a second stroke. Looks more grey with a touch of sparkle. It is quite noticeable though. Can't speak as to the wash ability of the T though. It does appear to have "sunk in" to the fabric a bit. I'd say the result is different than I thought it would be, better than expected.
736418
I don't think so.. the ink is not runny. It's comparable to a firm felt tip marker.
376618
I use this paper to stamp and color with Copic markers. I've used rubber and clear stamps and the results have been very nice. I've also printed on this paper (Epson WF-3540 printer) without any problems. It's a heavy weight paper. I refer to it as cardstock. The Copic markers don't bleed.
2184888
Yes you can use them on paper envelopes. Don't let them bleed by pressing too hard or too long. For each marker, test first so they are not too watery.
961810
Yes, if you're adding them to a medium. They're very beautiful to work with. I've blended some in my acrylic paints for varying effects!
703712
I have successfully done this, you have to make sure and not use a lot of ink, I lightly blot the stamp on a paper towel to remove excess ink. I also have used it by mixing powdered color with a little vodka which dissipates quickly. The scope for uses of this paper is only left up to the imagination. You can do what I do, I keep extra and all my scraps for trying new ideas. Have fun! NOTE: Stamp directly, firmly and quickly lift off stamp.
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I've seen a video on YouTube where someone uses a gold shellac gel polish with stamping and it worked. I never got it to work with the colors I have though. But these plates would work just the same as any other good quality plates. What you can do though, that I do all the time, is do a gel polish mani, but before the top coat, wipe the sticky layer and use regular polish to stamp, then wait a few minutes then apply the top coat of gel polish. :)
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Not sure about stamps... However, i printed on them using my color printer. You have to turn your image upside down and feed the bags in (one by one) bottom side first. If you feed the bags in the printer from the top of the bag, it sometimes would catch and jam the printer....these bags are awesome and a very cute detail!! I put chips in them for a baby shower and the oil from the chips didn't show at all.
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I don't think so. Maybe if you used fondant. They are like regular markers, they need a smooth, hard surface to write on.
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They work okay. It really depends on the fabric as well. We used t-shirts and the pen point made it difficult to even use a stencil. If you need precision, I would not recommend this product.
230652
I have never had them to run, and I use them with water-based markers sometimes. That's supposed to be one of their best tributes (in my opinion). I've also used them to write quilt labels, and so far, they haven't run or faded. That may change over time, but so far, so good.
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It is thick good quality polish, the ones I have tried so far at least...so yes I believe so depending ghow you are going to stamp them...as I have never done that myself