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The Unicorn Hero Hues Pigment Ink Pad by Hero Arts is an opaque color that features fine detail. This pigment ink is very versatile; use for stamping, embossing and scrapbooking projects. Included in the package is one pigment ink pad that is acid free, archival and fade resistant. The ink pad measures 3.5" x 2.5?.
I have tried many white pigment inks, and most were ok. This one, however, is amazing. I’ve needed to use my MISTI in the past when stampin images with white, because the image never had full coverage. I tried this with just my acrylic block on black paper and then kraft paper and lo and behold, a complete image the very first time!
I'm a skeptic when it comes to white inks, I read the reviews about this ink and decided to give it a try. It's no joke, really truly white ink that works great for all sorts of papers. I'm super pleased with it
I tried this product as a recommendation from a blog I watch weekly. This is a fantastic product! You will love it!
I've tried lots of different white ink pads and none got even close to the way this one stamps!
The ink pad is very juicy and gives you a great, even impression even on the first try.
Used in this project: Encouragement Cards.
If you are looking for a white ink pad, Hero Hues Unicorn is the way to go. Though you cannot get any white ink to create the opacity that white ink embossing does, this is by far the best white ink pad for stamping.
This is an exceptional white pigment ink. It is now the only one I will use.
It's lighter when dry but a good coverage pigment ink to stamp on dark cardstock. If you want your stamp really white, emboss with white embossing powder after stamping.
I have used this to emboss with and works great! Very bright white.
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After using this product, what's the best way to clean your stamp?
By:
lefty_girl
(08-Jan-20)
We love using the Lawn Fawn Stamp Shammy but you can also see other tips here: link
By: Scrapbook.com
(09-Jan-20)
