For those doing ShrinkyDinks for gimmies - one of my monster boxes
has some for which I carved a big stamp to stamp the plastic - I used
pigment cause it said it was good for shrink plastic -- and it was
but I had to leave the sheets to dry overnite before baking!!!
(please excuse my smears when you get to Mansfield). Then I colored
in some portions with color pens for rubberstamping. The orange
stuck to the parchment so I don't think it liked the heat from the
oven, or maybe it wasn't dry? Fortunately only very small portions
with the pen ink so they still looked fine. Had I taken more time I
would have acrylic painted the small portions.
Enough about me, back to the posts . . . .and are the hot topics
called PostToasties when the flame dies down?
Judy B
Fairfax VA
sewsowbizzy. . . only when the boss walks by
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "funhog1"
> I LOVE pigment inks for letterboxing in hot, dry outdoors
conditions. Stamping into a
> letterbox in the desert on a windy day with dye ink is impossible.
It dries way too fast.
> For an excellent description of the different types of ink see:
>
> http://interbug.com/letterboxing/wiki.pl?
How_To_Pick_The_Best_Stamp_Pad
>
> Funhog