You'll be rockin' around the clock when you get to create with the Rockin' Red Premium Dye Ink Pad from the Party Collection! Included in the package is one red premium dye ink pad by Catherine Pooler Designs that is non-permanent, made in the USA and measures 3.25" x 2". And the best part is no more splotchy images! This dye ink will give your stamped images full coverage every time.
This color is a vibrant 'true' red in my opinion. I've used it on several holiday cards and also everyday ones and am continually impressed with how nice it turns out. The foam pad is very juicy and I like the fact that the ink covers my stamps well--no blotchiness! I purchased the re-inker also so I never run out of this color. This is a must have for your ink stash!
I'm a huge fan of Catherine Pooler Ink. They're so juicy and have so many vibrant colors. Totally worth the investment and I promise, you will love them too!
Used in this project: Spritzed Apple Card for Catherine Pooler
This is the best red inkpad I’ve ever tried and I have been stamping for twenty years. It’s easy to use and the color is true and vibrant. I love it.
The Catherine Pooler inks are great because their color is so vibrant. The ink does not bleed through bible pages, but will shadow on the next day (I use the inks in my bible journaling). All her inks are winners.
I love the ink pads, the colors are so bright and you just need a light touch to use them.
First time using Catherine Pooler ink pads. I have always heard good things about them. They are truly as juicy as people say!
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I am looking for a true, Christmas red. Is this it?
By:
kdgteacher2
(26-Jun-25)
Rockin' Red is a warm red somewhat of an dark orange red or brownish red. I think the red of holly berries represents Christmas which is brighter than Rockin' Red and would choose Tim Holtz' Candy Apple for that. Personally, I prefer a cool red for Christmas and use Simon Hurley's Love Struck dye ink or Tim Holtz' Lumberjack Plaid distress oxide ink. HTH.
By: Wise & Crafty
(28-Jun-25)
