Altenew Fresh Dye Inks - ROSE PETAL (Rose Quartz, Puffy Heart, Purple Wine, Cosmic Berry)

It has never been more enjoyable or simple to stamp! These dye inks are a must-have if you want a stunning, faultless coverage with a sharp impression every time you use your favorite stamps. When used with their clear photopolymer stamps, Altenew Fresh Dye Inks produce incredibly sharp results when stamping.

A light, delicate pink, a medium-to-dark pink with a warm, somewhat purplish undertone, and a deep, rich shade of magenta are all included in the Rose Petal Color Family. These hues blend flawlessly to provide a subtle, medium-pink with overtones of peach and magenta. To remove the element of uncertainty from layered stamping, their ink color families were developed. The colors in these color families range in shades from light to dark to give superior layering results.

COLORS INCLUDED:
Rose Quartz
Puffy Heart
Purple Wine
Cosmic Berry

Rich and colorful, the high-viscosity dye inks (which are slightly different from their current dye ink) stamp beautifully with other items in your collection. The spherical, contemporary ink containers were made with the user in mind and come with a felt pad. You may get ready for your upcoming craft project with only a quick twist of the lid!

Water-based- can be used for various techniques as well as stamping and watercoloring.
Fast-drying - great for layered stamping and reduces the risk of smudging.
Uniform coverage - gives a beautiful uniform look on even solid stamps.
Vibrant impression - gives bold, bright looks to your papercrafting projects.
Re-fillable - when the ink pad starts feeling dry use re-inker to refresh.
Ergonomic design - easy to hold and use; featuring a screw on lid for effortless closing and opening
Raised Pad - suitable for stamps of all shapes and sizes, and can be used to apply ink directly to paper
Made in the USA

PERFECT FOR:
Stamping designs with multiple layers
Stamping large solid designs
Ink blending
Watercoloring
Coloring with dry media (ex. Color Pencils)