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Old 05-25-2008, 05:51 PM   #1  
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Question What medium do you use to color with chalk inks....

I just got my first chalk inks and I'm not sure what I can use to color in my images with. Can I use water color pencils or the Gamsol, Go Gone or do these smear?
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Interesting question...... I have never tried to color an image that was stamped with chalk ink. I guess because the only chalk inks I have a light colors.
My best suggestion -- in light of the fact that I do not know the answer -- is to stamp something small on a couple of scraps of cardstock. Let them dry, then try brushing it with water or with Gamsol. If it smears, then go back to a permanent dye ink when you want to color the image. Save the chalk ink for other styles.
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I use my prismas and gamsol or goo gone on chalk ink.

I do allow a few minutes to dry before wetting the image.

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I have actually used the chalk inks themselves to color an image. I believe I got the idea from Lisa Strahl's blog. I just press some of the chalk ink onto a my nonstick craft sheet and use a waterbrush to pick up the color.
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I use my prismas and gamsol or goo gone on chalk ink.

I do allow a few minutes to dry before wetting the image.

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okay...dumb question...how do you use goo gone to color an image??
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okay...dumb question...how do you use goo gone to color an image??
was wondering the same thing!!:mrgreen:
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okay...dumb question...how do you use goo gone to color an image??
There was a thread which discussed coloring images with Prisma Colored Pencils with Goo-gone instead of gamsol. HTH!

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The only time I've had an issue is when I'm doing it on SU! Kraft. It must be the texture or something.
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Chalk inks are my all-time favorite ink pads!!! I do nearly all of my stamping with them. Any color filling in I do with plain prismas.
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I found that you can emboss the chalk ink (as long as your chalk pad is juicy enough and you work quickly.) Then you can colour however you want & it's protected... :0)
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Try the "Drunken Chalks" technique. It's easy and fun; just spray your image with rubbing alcohol. The tutorial is at Drunken Chalks Tutorials at Splitcoaststampers
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what are stumps?
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Hi everyone, thanks for the help and ideas. Sorry I haven't been here we've had so much going on.
I did pick up a versamagic chalk ink to compare to the colorbox chalk and haven't had time to really do anything. What I have stamped I think I like the colorbox the best. They seem to have more juice and stamp cleaner to me. also the colors are bolder.

pisserbaby, stumps are like rolled up paper with pointy ends they look like a pencil. They can be found near the charcoal pencils in Michaels if you have one, in the art area.
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