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Types of Ink and their properties

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May '08 Tina C

RE: Colleenak: That was a lot of work! I think this is going to be extremely helpful to a lot of us! Thank you!!

You are very welcome.
May '08 Colleenak

RE: Tina C: I am glad you found this helpful.

That was a lot of work! I think this is going to be extremely helpful to a lot of us! Thank you!!
May '08 Tina C

RE: Scrapam: THANK YOU!!!! How WONDERFUL of you to take time to do this!! I also had post it notes & such w/ things scribbled down about different inks. So nice to have all together!!

I am glad you found this helpful.
May '08 Scrapam

RE: Tina C: Just fixed it.

THANK YOU!!!! How WONDERFUL of you to take time to do this!! I also had post it notes & such w/ things scribbled down about different inks. So nice to have all together!!
May '08 Tina C

RE: Riorabbit: Thanks for this thread. I have been curious as well. However, your link doesn't work for me...

Just fixed it.
May '08 Riorabbit

RE: Tina C: I have had many notes gathered on what ink to use with what. What ink pad is acid free. What inks works on vellum. And so forth. So I transformed my notes into the tip section here. I thought I would share with you all. Link to Types of Ink and their properties Now there are many other types ...these are the ones I know and most have use.

Thanks for this thread. I have been curious as well. However, your link doesn't work for me...
May '08 Tina C

I have had many notes gathered on what ink to use with what. What ink pad is acid free. What inks works on vellum. And so forth. So I transformed my notes into the tip section here. I thought I would share with you all.

Link to Types of Ink and their properties

Now there are many other types ...these are the ones I know and most have use.