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Heidi Swapp - Dye Ink vs Solvent Ink  
Submitted By: Scrapbook.com 24-Sep-09
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Description: Scrapbook.com presents Heidi Swapp - Dye Ink vs Solvent Ink
Keywords: heidi swapp, stamping, inking, solvent stamps, water based stamps, stamps, acrylic stamps, rubber stamps, clear stamps, dye ink,
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It was great to knw these little hints, Thanks so much for educating..

14-Nov-09

WOW, now I know why my stamping doesn't come out as clear as I thought it should, gotta get some stazOn, I wonder what other inks are "solvent" inks...

11-Nov-09

Wow, what a difference!!! I never knew this. Thanks so much, Heidi, for explaning it.

07-Oct-09

I guess I'm also among the "didn't knows." I knew there were different types of ink, but thought they pretty much worked with all stamps. Now, I wonder what my cat eye inks are.

06-Oct-09

OH MY GOD i didnt know this!! No wonder when I'd stamp with all my acrylic stamps, they'd look like that! I thought it was just the stamp! Time to invest in some Stazon!!!

06-Oct-09

I wish I could go back in time to do correctly some of the stamping on layouts I've already done!

06-Oct-09

Wow! Awesome info! Who knew?? Certainly not me!!!

05-Oct-09

Thanks for the video, I found out the hard way while trying to stamp on acetate.

03-Oct-09

I never knew there was a difference, I thought ink was ink.

02-Oct-09

I didn't know this, but now I do, thanks!

02-Oct-09
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wow. never knew there was a difference like this.

01-Oct-09

Good to know! I wondered what the difference was.

01-Oct-09

I don't stamp that much, mostly because there are so many products and I didn't understand the differences, so this was really helpful.

01-Oct-09

Very helpful, I had no idea

30-Sep-09

Yup, I was in the dark too =) Good info, thanks!

30-Sep-09

I don't stamp that much so I didn't know there even were different kinds. I would really like to get into the acrylic stamps so once I get a few I'll keep this is mind.

30-Sep-09

I, too, was one of those that didn't know the difference between solvent and dye inks. I haven't done a lot of stamping. Good to know.

30-Sep-09

I have almost all the staz on inks and I am thrilled to know that I may a good decision when I bought them!!! I love the crisp, clear, and true stamp images I get when I use them!! Now...if I could just get the right ink to emboss with...lol

30-Sep-09

Good info to know. I have one StazOn ink in black because I knew it would adhere to all material, but didn't reallize it would make a difference in the stamped image! Thanks!

29-Sep-09

I always noticed the fuzzy stamping from other inks but didn't realize what the problem was- probably why I switched to StazOn pads to begin with! I just love my StazOn!

29-Sep-09
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