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I know Versamark is acid-free, but how permanent is it? Will it last in my scrapbooks? Asking more about the tone-on-tone aspect rather than chalking over.
I too would love to know this.....sorry I'm no help but thought we could keep it open this way!! I am sooooo new to scrapbooking.....kinda new to cards and stamping too but have played with that...lots of techniques etc and just not sure what works and what lasts in the scrapbook! Thanks for starting htis thread!
I've had several experiences with my Versamark fading after a short time on a card or scrap page. Maybe you should try it for yourself. Stamp it on a card and then save it for a few weeks and see how it looks for you. I'd hate for you to use it on a scrapbook page you are hoping to keep forever and have it fade away.
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I've had several experiences with my Versamark fading after a short time on a card or scrap page. Maybe you should try it for yourself. Stamp it on a card and then save it for a few weeks and see how it looks for you. I'd hate for you to use it on a scrapbook page you are hoping to keep forever and have it fade away.
Me too... i did a page that i covered with mini paw prints on it as a background...when I went back a few monthes later...NO PAW PRINTS!!!!
I've had several experiences with my Versamark fading after a short time on a card or scrap page. Maybe you should try it for yourself. Stamp it on a card and then save it for a few weeks and see how it looks for you. I'd hate for you to use it on a scrapbook page you are hoping to keep forever and have it fade away.
Ditto! It looks like it kind of starts to bleed then it fades. For this reason I have started using colored ink on the same colored paper to created the watermark effect.
I've been using Versamark in my scrapbooks for three years I think. All of my pages still look brand new. I haven't noticed any fading of the ink, or any change in cardstock color around the ink. I highly recommend using it!
Nicky
I've done a card where the versamark has faded so personally I wouldn't use it for a scrapbook. I was really disappointed to learn that it would fade. I agree with the suggestion to stamp in a similarly colored ink.
Well, I was hoping that maybe I could buy a versamark reinker, ink up an empty cartridge and use it with my wheels on scrapbook pages, but it sounds like it could fade out, so better not. It sure would have saved me from having to buy a lot of cartridges for my wheels. Now to decide which color I would use the most.
Well, I was hoping that maybe I could buy a versamark reinker, ink up an empty cartridge and use it with my wheels on scrapbook pages, but it sounds like it could fade out, so better not. It sure would have saved me from having to buy a lot of cartridges for my wheels. Now to decide which color I would use the most.
In that case I would probably use the VM in the wheel cart. but emboss it with clear embossing powder!
Versamark and Scrapbooks
YES!
and Kaleidacolor
