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If you want to keep your creativity flowing when you are crafting with your Scrapbook.com premium hybrid ink pads, then you will want to have our Premium Hybrid Complete Reinker Kit on hand! You can easily restore the vibrancy of your favorite ink pads (we know they’re your favs!) at a moment's notice without compromising your creative thought process. This HUGE kit will keep you going when your imagination is on fire!
Contents: 51 reinkers
Colors: Black, Autumn Leaves, Ball Gown Blue, Ballet Slipper, Butter Cream, Camel, Candy Shop Pink, Cardinal Red, Caribbean, Carnival Pink, Charcoal, Cinnamon, Coastal Storm, Confetti Pink, Crushed Velvet, Daffodil, Dark Chocolate, Deep Sea, Driftwood, Fog, Gingerbread, Glass Slipper, Guacamole, Havana Red, Honeycomb, Lagoon Blue, Lantern Light, Leather, Mardi Gras, Mermaid, Midnight Blue, Mixed Berry, Oasis, Olive, Orange Cream, Orange Spice, Parisian Purple, Pear, Pine, Pink Flamingo, Pink Lemonade, Postal Blue, Rainy Day, Rubber Ducky, Sky Blue, Soft Lavender, Succulent, Sugar Cookie, Surfboard, Black Dye Ink and Pure White Pigment Ink
Size: .5 fluid ounce bottle
Type of Ink: 49 Hybrid Reinkers, 1 Dye Reinker and 1 Pigment Reinker
Features:
Reinkers are an inexpensive way to extend the life of your Scrapbook.com Premium Hybrid Ink Pads. To use, simply shake the bottle, squeeze a few drops on the ink pad surface and work the ink evenly into the pad with the bottle nozzle. It’s that easy! Now your Scrapbook.com ink pad is rejuvenated and ready for more creative projects.
But don’t limit the reinker to just extending the life of your ink pad - it has many other creative uses as well! Here are some fun ideas of what else you can use them for:
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.
Tips for use:
This is an exclusive Scrapbook.com product!
Number of pieces: 51
As of July 2019, the Scrapbook.com - Pink Flamingo Hybrid Ink Pad and Reinker features a new and improved color formula.
I splurged and got the whole set! So glad I did. Love the colour saturation and the ease it gives at layering. Watched a few of your videos and got a great idea, made colour swatches of all my inks. Makes it super easy to play and match with colours not in the same grouping. I recommend these inks to everyone. The hybrid inks fit into a space in my inking and colouring process I did not even know I had!
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The colors are amazing! They blend well together and so many to choose from that you will probably want them all!
Used in this project: Scrapbook.com Brand New Ink Pads
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These inks are completely on par with any other high-quality inks out there. They stamp crisply and beautifully, and the color layering system is fantastic. Highly recommend them!
Used in this project: Scrapbook.com's New Hybrid Inks!
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What an impression these inks make. You won’t be disappointed with any of the vibrant,stand out colors.
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These ink pads have become a new favorite of mine. I love that each ink pad has its own specific color family. There are four of each color family and the best part is they are numbered for you. Perfect for those buildable stamps from Altenew and hero arts. I also love that they are Hybrid so they don’t move with water. I do have a little trick for those who found the bottom part of the ink pad to thin to hold up and ink your stamps. If you add the lid to the bottom it will make it thick enough for you to hold up and ink your stamps.
Totally recommend them especially for buildable Stamp lovers and cards makers.
Used in this project: Hybrid ink pads
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These Ink Pads are totally awesome! Really love the shades! You can create an amazing ombre ink blending also perfect for stamp layering. The result is nice and smooth! I am absolutely in love with them! :)
Used in this project: Brand new Ink Pads
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I was excited when the sale came along ...I got the whole set..now more fun & more projects to do!!!
Great inks come color coordinated and numbered for easy use... would like to see more colors!!!
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IAt first I was very disappointed with these stamp pads.
When I stamped a solid image of a deer after making the background, the deer showed the pattern of the stamp pad. I tried it several different times but it looked awful and ruined My card. I was really surprised because I loved the way I'd seen them used to do layering for flowers in a video. I am however, very pleased with Scrapbooking. Com as I wrote Them about the problem and They're allowing Me to return them. Well, I saw a video about New Stamps having a film on them and that if you rough up the stamp, it will take the color better. I did this to the Deer I mentioned above and I was so happy it worked and I'm keeping the Ink Pads!
I love this Site for Card making supplies and the prices are very competitive,and the shipping is fast. I'll definitely continue to buy here. 5 stars to Service too!! Thanks so much!
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All pads are ok
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I would really love to purchase these. Will they be back in stock soon? I have been waiting for a while to purchase them or are they being discontinued? Any info would be great thank you!
By:
rebekah.gallimore
(01-Apr-21)
Our inks will be restocked very soon. Please sign up for our Notify Me button to be the first to know when they arrive.
By: Scrapbook.com
(26-Apr-21)
Is it possible to obtain information on the.colors in order?
By:
User
(27-Aug-23)
All of the colors are listed in the description. And if you watch the video clip in the pictures she shows each color stamped by group.
By: Libertycraft
(28-Aug-23)
I'm interested in buying the complete set of hybrid ink pads, but I'm concerned about the review that Dani K gave because she said the colors fade into sickly shades. Is this a problem that others have found?
By:
BB3311
(05-Feb-19)
I have the complete set and opened every color to make a personal color chart. I found the daffodil yellow pad was not glued to the container and fell out. Eight of the colors had dry spots and the ink was not distributed evenly: Honeycomb yellow, Ballgown blue, Glass slipper. Sky blue, Caribbean blue, Soft Lavender, Parisian purple, and Fog. Pink Lemonade turned gray after stamping twice. Butter Cream orange , Glass slipper , Ballet slipper pink and Pink Flamingo faded into nothing. Pear green doesn’t resemble a pear color at all and there is very little difference between Guacamole and Succulent green all of which remind me of pea soup. Not pretty. I’m a 30 year expert stamper...taught many classes and worked retail. I would not recommend these inks that behave like a generic craft brand. I gave them to my grand daughter. I will stick with Memento.
By: parkerick
(19-Feb-19)
Are the hybrid inks water reactive? Any idea on when the full set will be back in stock?
By:
User
(11-Apr-24)
Hello and thanks for asking. These hybrid inks are not water reactive. Once they dry they are waterproof. The missing colors from the set are on order and will be back in stock as soon as possible, but we do not have a date. Please sign up on the product page to be notified when the set once again becomes available.
By: Scrapbook.com
(12-Apr-24)
Can Scrapbook.com - Premium Hybrid Ink Pads be used wil Spellbinders - BetterPress?
By:
roxstar001
(06-Dec-23)
Hello, we have not tested our inks with the Spellbinders- BetterPress system. Spellbinders advise that for optimal impressions, use BetterPress Ink. Traditional dye inks also provide a beautiful, clean transfer, as do Archival Inks; however, neither give the rich impression that you get from BetterPress Ink because of the dye level. Pigment inks tend to create a blurry transfer and are messy to work with on the press plates and magnetic platform.
By: Scrapbook.com
(15-Dec-23)
Does these ink pads have a matching reinker?
By:
hwk568
(10-Apr-22)
Good afternoon. These pads have re-inkers. They are available to purchase separately, or as an entire set.
By: kimmcneil71
(11-Apr-22)
Do these have a foam or felt pad?
By:
dancingcat
(26-Sep-18)
I notice a lot of colors are out of stock. Im considering buying some but I dont want to start collecting if you are discontinuing your ink line? Can you use these inks for watercoloring like you can with dye inks? Like smushing the pad down then adding a little water and using the ink to water color?
By:
sniffenegger
(14-Mar-21)
Our inks are not being discontinued. We would not suggest using the inkpads but, perhaps with our reinkers with watercolor.
By: Scrapbook.com
(26-Apr-21)
