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I read somewhere that you can reverse and image using your brayer. I want to make two kissing fish. I stamp the first image and now I am trying to bray the second fish so it is flipped. How can I get it to match inks? The first is dark and the second is so light.-jamie
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I always do the reversed one first - then it will be so much easier to line up the regular way one. I also stamp off for the regular way one first, to lighten it up to match. The reversed one is in essence a 2nd generation image.
It is supposed to be lighter. There is really no way to make it come out as dark. When I use this method, it is usually a reflection, which is usually lighter. I hope this makes sense! And I usually do the reflection part first, since I can line it up the regular way easier.
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Thanks for the info on doing the brayered image first. I can't believe I was trying to match it up! What a dummy! Also, what stamp sets do you use for a reflection. I was trying to think of one to do that with, but I was stumped.-jamie