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$12.99 $12.34
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You’ll find tons of uses for Inkssentials’ Cut-n-Dry Stamp Pad Foam! This sheet of 8” x 10” dry foam is laminated to a protective “non-skid” foam backing that protects your work area and provides a handle for gripping. Use with a variety of viscous water and solvent-based pigment inks, glues, fabric and acrylic paints. Keep them big or cut to any size. Each sheet provides up to 80 each 1” x 1” pads. Use it to transfer ink to paper and make custom stamp pads. Create rainbow pads or color pads for your stamps. Great for tinting photos, tags and scrapbook pages.
Recommended by Tim Holtz
This is the only way I can ink over dry-embossed paper. I take a little piece of this foam & using the hard, black side, dab it on my ink pad and then run it lightly over the paper. The ink goes on the raised pattern. I can't seem to get good results with anything else. Because the black side is so firm, the sponge hits only the raised areas. Anything softer would get ink onto the lower surfaces.
I'm very please with this product. I love how it holds the paint on the outside of the foam without having it being absorbed into it.
This item works just as well as the ink smudger with the handle for less the price and value.
I just love this foam. So cool to create your own stamp transfer . Holds ink great, just wrap it in a zip lock bag, and use it over and over . You can also cut your own sizes off this pad.
Good to have these in my stash to make my own custom pads. Like how SBC always sees to the practical needs of their customers with things like this. This is a must have staple in crafting.
I saw this foam use in a mixed video class. Had to get some. Nice
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How do you store your cut pieces, once you've inked them up? Are these sheets meant to be disposable after one use?
By:
alyssenicole
(12-Jul-16)
Which types of inks works with the foam pads?
By:
LadyKatarina
(26-Dec-14)
Pigment ink (and other thick/heavy inks, etc).
