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Create a confection so delicious you almost want to devour it! This must-have ink color is an absolute staple in your stamping supplies. Make sure you have a perfect pink for your project with the Scrapbook.com Candy Shop Pink Premium Hybrid Ink Pad and Reinker combo!
Contents:
Color: Candy Shop Pink
Color Family: Rose, Rose 2
Type of Ink: Hybrid ink
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Compatible With:
What is the difference between dye, pigment and hybrid ink?
Dye inks are water-based and literally dye your paper. The ink is soaked up by the paper or cardstock so they tend to dry fast. Pigment inks are made of tiny particles that will sit on top of your paper and will take a longer time to dry. They tend to be brighter, with a denser saturation of color and work well with dark colors of cardstock. They are also great for heat embossing since they stay wet longer. Hybrid inks are the best of the two ink types (dye and pigment) as they have properties of both inks. They also tend to be more translucent in their appearance. Hybrid inks are suitable for all skill levels of crafters due to their compatibility with multiple mediums and surfaces.
What are color families?
The Scrapbook.com Hybrid Inks are designed in color families. Each color family has four individual colors numbered 1 through 4 (1 being the lightest shade in the group and 4 being the darkest shade of the group). Color families are an extremely important aspect of layered stamping because each of the four colors coordinates together to achieve a dimensional, layered look. Every Hybrid Ink Pad has the color family name and the color family number clearly labeled on the lid along with the name of the ink pad and the ink shade. NOTE: The 1 color for some color families is designed to be an incredibly light whisper of a shade for that group.
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This is an exclusive Scrapbook.com product!
Number of pieces: 2
Question for all present owners of the Scrapbook.Com hybrid ink pads.
I find that stamping onto white label paper then cutting down to size help me see the exact color.
By: alyse.oswalt
(22-Jan-20)
Is it best to store the ink pads right side up or up side down?
By:
Joismyname
(03-Aug-19)
If you store your ink pads upside down, the ink will remain on top of the sponge making your impression rich with ink. You get perfectly even images every time without any dry spots.
By: Dawna.s Place
(25-Jan-20)
Are these inks water reactive?
By:
Kchiaramonte
(24-Nov-24)
Hello, while some hybrid inks can be considered water-reactive, these are less reactive with water because of the two properties, dye and pigment, combined. They tend to dry faster and are more water-resistant and permanent when dry.
By: Scrapbook.com
(25-Nov-24)
Is there a white hybrid ink pad as well? Thanks
By:
Camomila
(06-Dec-19)
Hello. Can it be used with acetate Sheets? Thanks.
By:
Camomila
(06-Dec-19)
I've used it with embossing powder on HOTP Heat Resistant sheets. You have to clean the acetate with embossing buddy or something similar and then make sure you remove any excess with a swiffer cloth. I make sure my stamp is sitting on the ink pad and the embossing powder that I'm using is sitting open and ready to go.
