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Old 09-06-2008, 08:06 PM   #1  
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Default Brilliance Ink
Anyone have any kool techniques or ideas for brilliance ink? I own just about every color of it cuz I thought it was "pretty" at the time and now I just use it to stamp with.. any ideas on different ways to use it? thanks
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It's good for swiping over the raised areas in cuttlebug folder embossed designs. Because it's pigment ink you can use light or metallic colours on dark cardstock. Just hold your pad flat and rub it gently over your embossed piece.
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I like to use it with SU's blending pens to color, especially the pearly colors.
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great ideas. thanks u guys!
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http://www.heroarts.com/learning/technique.cfm?techID=6

this site has some good info on brilliance inks
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For regular stamping with Brilliance ink on glossy paper do you usually heat set it or let it air dry, does it matter?
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Brilliance ink will air dry on glossy cardstock. It's a pigment ink, but it dries on things that regular pigment inks won't. JIL
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