#India ink near me full#

With any product or supply I have in my craft space, I carefully consider how I should store it with this criteria in mind: Black and white are the only opaque colors in the Bombay India ink collection.įor a good quality ink set, these are reasonably priced. Note that all of the other colors other than black and white are translucent. This means I can add these two colors over top of any of the other colors and the under-colors will not show through. I really love the black and white inks because they are opaque. Set #2 has additional color tones of the colors in Set #1. If you are looking to have a smaller collection, I recommend choosing Set #1, as it has all the basic colors, plus black and white.

#India ink near me full#

There are 24 colors in the Bombay India Ink line, which allows me to have a full color spectrum to choose from. You can control the vibrancy by using more or less water (more water dilutes the ink, less water results in a more pigmented color).

This allows me to layer the ink colors to get unique effects and I don’t have to worry about colors blending. They don’t reactivate with water once they are dry. The inks can be blended together when wet. They are waterproof and will not reactivate with water once dry. Ph Martin Bombay India inks are a permanent, non-toxic liquid pigment. You can access the video HERE anytime after 9 am. The other one -which was also created for a special hop- will be posting today (April 11th) at 9 am EST. My first cards that featured the India Inks were posted last Friday for the Simon Says Stamp release blog hop. I just recently started sharing videos featuring these inks.

Ph Martin’s India Inks are a newer medium to me that I have been experimenting with and getting to know for a while. Hello everyone and welcome back to my latest Craft Room Organization Quick Tip video! In this episode, I want to feature how I organize my Ph Martin India Inks, as well as share a bit of information with you regarding these inks.