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pinkabella
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I was just thinking it'd be nice to use my stamps with clear resist ink and then spray mist over it. Anyone tried this? | |
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ddobson
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OP - you mean the ink pad that is specifically called Clear Resist Ink, right?
I came across that in my ink pad drawer the other day and wondered the same thing. I'll give it a try and report back  |
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waratah
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As far as I know, the resist ink only works on glossy cardstock, but you can mist over it.
There is a way to create a resist on regular paper, you just stamp, and heat emboss with clear embossing powder. After that you can ink or mist like crazy and it will resist very well.
Id be really interested to see if the ink works on regular paper though without heat embossing. I haven't tried it myself (obviously), but have been wondering the same.
Perhaps I'll try with versamark and see how it goes too. |
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pastda3
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Daniela - Your projects are beautiful!  |
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pinkabella
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| Posted: 1/25/2013 1:10:18 PM
Yes heat embossing with clear powder does sound like it would work! | |
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ddobson
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Thank you. |
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Jjmikrut143
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| Posted: 1/29/2013 6:19:22 AM
It works! I also have embossed images then sprayed over them or used inks to resist! Tim holtz is coming out with distress paint , you can stamp an image with the paint and wait for it to dry them resist over it with a different color paint, inks, or mist! I saw a demo video and I'm excited.. Those paints are really cool! |
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PaperAddictC
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| Posted: 2/1/2013 9:35:13 AM
I finally managed to try it. Total fail.
You have to use Resist Ink on glossy paper. I heat set it and then misted. Turned out super yucky.
I'll be sticking with the white or clear embossing technique. HTH |
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alone_inacrowdedroom
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| Posted: 2/1/2013 10:02:12 AM
Yes, this definitely works! You just have to make sure to heat emboss. |
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