Metallic, acid-free pigment ink that adds shimmering pearlescence to any stamping project. Ultimate Metallic Pigment Pad (Tsukineko) Allows for multi-surface decorating like wood, fabric and leather. Opaque pigment ink designed for an elegant chalk finish.
Versamagic (Tsukineko)Īrchival chalk pigment pad. But For stamping on vellum, glossy paper or other smooth surfaces, I recommend Brilliance, StazOn or Palettes ink pads, rather than pigment ink. This ink contains glycerin, making it very slow drying and pigment coloring, making it opaque rather than semi-transparent, like a dye ink. It works great for embossing with embossing powders, or embossing with sticky powder and covering with clear tiny glass marbles. VersaColor is a good, high quality, pigment ink, with rich colors. Most versatile ink in the industry is their claim. Versacolor Ultimate Pigment Pad (Tsukineko) Heat Setting recommended on all surfaces. Works on paper, fabric, wood and shrink plastic. Versa Craft (Tsukineko)Īn all-surface multicolor ink pad. No inkers needed, inkpad lasts 3-5 times longer than regular inks. You are able to watercolor or marker over stamped images and it won't bleed. Quick drying natural oil-based opaque pigment (vs waterbased)ink dries instantly on matte cardstock, providing incredibly fine detail. Can also be heat set for improved permanence. Light, fast and ideal for all papers, shrink plastic, polymer clay, style stones, glass or ceramics (waterproof when heat set). Mica Magic (Clearsnap)Ī fast drying shimmering, metallic pigment ink- air dries to delightful luster or shine on most smooth or glossy surfaces. Heat set for permanent, waterproof, non-smearing finish. Fresco Chalk (Gary Burlin)Ī dye ink pad that recreates the subtle chalking colors and mottled matte finish of the Renaissance classics. Many stampers have enjoyed watercoloring with the reinkers (Full Size, Cat's Eyes, Options Pads and Petal Points) Is Acid Free once the ink dries. Premium pigmented dye ink pad with new skin-foam technology on the pad. Metallic pigment ink formulated to quick dry on most surfaces including vellum, photos, tissue, coated or ordinary papers. (Full Size, Cat's Eyes, Options Pads and Petal Points) Again mini pads can be removed and used individually. PH balanced for archival purposes and child safe. Glossy or coated papers will require embossing. The mini-pads which can be removed and used individually. Water-based pigment ink modified to ideally suit craft applications on fabric, wood, wall stenciling and shrink plastic. With matching Reinkers, these pads can last you a long time, being great for novice and veteran stampers alike. These are very vibrant and are highly rated online. Available in a wide array of fresh, juicy colors. These Hybrid Ink Pads are archival safe and made in the United States. Though they are pigment ink they fast drying, therefore, harder to emboss. These vibrant, shimmering ink pads are fast drying Pigment, archival- formulated to perform on most GLOSSY surfaces including vellum, photos, tissue, mica, coated or ordinary papers. Below, we list several different ink brands and types and explore their uses.
Now that you have a general understanding of the differences between the two types of craft ink, we can look at specific types and their properties. But, unlike pigment inks, you cannot use light colored dye inks on dark paper or cardstock because the dye ink seeps into the paper and will not show.
Dye inks are often easier to use and less expensive than their pigment counterparts. This means that the color you see in the stamp pad may look different on paper, depending on the paper it is used on. Dye-based inks absorb into the paper, bind to it and dry quickly. Dyes are actually dissolved into a liquid like water to create the ink. Tip: Try using pigment ink on black paper for a fun effect! White pigment ink on black paper created a faux chalkboard appearance! Definition of Dye Inkĭye ink is the classic stamping and scrapbooking ink. Because of their formulation, when you have a multi-ink pad, the colors will not bleed into each color. If you use a pigment ink on a glossy paper without using a heat tool, it will not dry for a long time. If you want to speed up the process of drying with pigment inks you can use a heat tool. Pigment Inks are slower-drying because the ink actually sits on top of the paper. Pigments are finely ground particles of color that are suspended in the liquid medium. They appear as the same color in the pad as they do when they are stamped out on the paper. Pigment Inks are vibrant in intensity and opaque. In order to understand the difference, it's best to look at the properties and definitions of each one separately. Many crafters ask, "what is the difference between pigment ink and dye ink?". What is the Difference Between Pigment Ink and Dye Ink?Ĭraft stamp pads generally come in two types: pigment inks and dye inks.
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