This isn't an exhaustive list, just a few of my favourite uses. You'll probably find a lot more if you Google it:
1. just as a black pad for use on paper/cardstock. It's really black and good for detail.
2. as outlines if you want to use watercolour pencils or crayons. It's not water-soluble so doesn't bleed into your colours when yuo get it wet.
3. on acetate or other non-porous surfaces. Do a search in the resources section as there are some good tutorials (e.g. acrylic smash) which use Staz On). Consider stamping small motifs in Staz on on large brads or buttons for a neat embellishment. Stamp frames on acetate for overlays for photos.
Just be careful when stamping on smooth surfaces that you don't slide the stamp. If you do and it smears, use Staz-On cleaner to wipe the suface clean and try again. Stamp on tiles, game chips, flat beads......
I love it. Once I got past the mental block of not wanting to use it on my pristine stamps in case I couldn't get then 100% clean again (sad!), I found I use it lots, and hardly use the SU classic black any more.
Other ideas, anyone?
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