Craft Ink ?s

[needsmorestamps!]

I just tried out my first craft pad last night (white craft ink on vellum). I love the look and really like how the white ink looks.

I know from this site that since it's a craft ink that it will take longer to dry. But just curious how long will it take to dry? I don't want to stack up my pieces and chance ruining them.

Thanks!

[luvtostampstampstamp]

I really don't know how long they take to dry...seemed like forever to me so I switched to the classic! I was always smearing stuff. I know you can heat set them with an embossing gun, but have never tried this myself!

Good luck!

[stampin2day4ever]

UES YOUR HEAT GUN if not it will be next Christmas.LOL if you are making Christmas cards well that is great then LOL I moved 8 months ago and crap I am not kidding I had a little white craft ink on a stamp and I went to use it about a monthe ago and S*** it was still wet adn I wanted to just throw it against the wall. It wrecked my jeans it fell adn hit them and this sopt on the stamp got on my NEW jeans and well I think I got really and I HATE CRAFT INK!!!

[peony]

Heat setting is great, but be careful on vellum. ... hold the gun a little higher, and don't heat as long as on cs.

[CajunStamper]

White seems to take a while to dry. I'd let them sit about an hour and then check one.

You can heat set it - you can generally see it change from wet and shiny to dry. It just takes a few seconds.

Ginger