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Your projects will feel like a summer garden in bloom when you use the Wildflowers Alcohol Lift-Ink Pad and Alcohol Inks by Tim Holtz for Ranger Ink! This three pack of Adirondack Alcohol Inks are dye-based, fast drying, acid free, and formulated to add colorful effects to your projects when layered together on non-porous surfaces. Included in the pack are three .5 ounce bottles of Alcohol Ink in Lemonade, Peach Bellini, and Cool Peri, also included is one Alcohol Lift-Ink Pad that is for use with Tim's included Alcohol Inks so that you can lift the color from the non-porous surfaces. Made in the USA.
This is lots of fun. Being able to remove alcohol in from an image leaves a very cool ghosted look.
And then being able to stamp that image on card, genius!
The ink does make the stamp a little slippery/slidey when you place it on top of the alcohol image background, so be careful not to move it at all. Or better yet, use some sort of stamp positioner.
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I found that ink must be new, hours old vs a print from weeks ago to get good clear lift. Even so had a lot of incomplete butterflies,stamp I was using most), did figure out but was disappointed that of course it wasn't as easy to do as video showed. Will keep at it though , cool use of alcohol ink
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I really like the effects that can be obtained with this product.
You can remove color from your project and also transfer this same color to another surface. You can create great images.
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Definitely does the job. I recommend watching some YouTube videos to get the perfect lift from the alcohol background. Allows me to get 2 background using one technique.
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Lifts off your stamped image to create an etherial effect on your alcohol inked backgrounds. Gives another option on how to use alcohol inked backgrounds.
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When I received my ink pad in September 2018 I did not realize the dry was just about dried out. I finally tried it again a year 2019 after reinking the pad. It took 3/4 bottle of reink to moisten the pad which I think is a lot. I still did not get a good left. I plan to continue to try.
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Have not tried it yet. But I'm sure it's going to be awesome since it's a Tim Holtz product. Something I needed in my collection of inks!!!
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Haven't used this ink yet. Look forward to trying it. Ink arrived in excellent condition and it is still wrapped up nicely.
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I haven't had much time to play with this but it works great. Be sure to watch Tim Holtz's videos on this product.
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These are amazing at getting rid of any of the ink you've decided not to leave on your art.
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Will the Alcohol Lift Ink work on the Alcohol Pearls Inks?
By:
KitSA
(11-Mar-20)
According to Tim Holtz, Alcohol Lift Ink will not work on Alcohol Pearl inks because of the pigment in them. Hope this helps!
By: Scrapbook.com
(11-Mar-20)
I was gifted a new alcohol lift-ink pad, but I don't have any alcohol inks. Is there any other use for these lift-ink pads, or can I use this with other types of inks (water-based dye inks, pigments, distressed inks/oxides, etc.)?
By:
User
(14-Apr-24)
Hello, the alcohol lift-ink pad is going to work best with alcohol inks since they do not contain any type of loose pigment. This pad may work with an ink that is alcohol based.
By: Scrapbook.com
(15-Apr-24)
can you use acrylic stamps with the alcohol ink lift?
By:
delodg
(22-Aug-21)
Can the Tim Holtz Alcohol Lift -Ink pad be stored on it side?
By:
dsworder
(31-Jan-19)
Has anyone tried this stuff yet? Does it lift alcohol ink better than Versamark does? Does it "stamp" alcohol ink better than just using blending solution on a foam pad? Thanks.
By:
ppilgrim
(25-Jul-18)
Here is an excellent video showing how this product works:
