Dye Inks

Dries fast and can be used with watercolor techniques.  This is the most popular ink for basic stamping.

Dye Inks are a much stronger ink and can produce more color of a given density but they are not recommended for printing on paper.

 

 

 

Chalk Inks

This is a combination of Dye Inks and Pigment Inks.  Chalk Inks produce soft subdued hues.  Dries quickly and is blend-able with other Chalk Inks.

 

Pigment Inks

Stays wet longer allowing for blending and heat embossing.  This ink can also be heat set with a heat tool or craft iron.  Pigment inks work very well when printing on paper.

 

Solvent Inks

Designed for decorating non-porous and semi-porous surfaces, such as metal, shrink plastic, acrylic, cellophane, aluminum foil, leather and some glass surfaces.

Much safer to use than other permanent inks.