Extensive Inktense Part 3 Stamping A

[@yamsmom]

So great! Never thought of using my inktense blocks for stamping! I've barely used them at all. Can't wait to try this technique.

[@KarenBurchill]

You will need to practice to get the amount of water just right. A fine mister works best.

[@2annawen]

Beautiful stuff Karen, also I love your enthusiasm....keep going, thanks♡♡♡..

[@KarenBurchill]

I giggle at these Inktense videos...they were almost my very first videos....I surely did keep going. Karen

[@miekemiddelhuis3782]

Thank you! I will receive my first inktense blocks today, so this is very helpful.

[@KarenBurchill]

+Mieke Middelhuis I'm so glad you found the videos helpful. You will love your Inktense Blocks. Even though I now have other mediums I still find them so usable. Karen

[@micheleneconradie4997]

Hi Karen, still watching.....I’m wondering which rollers you use to make your rolling stamps? They’re fabulous! Another fabulous tutorial, thank you 😊

[@KarenBurchill]

Thank you....I believe they were purchased at the Dollar Store with More store...this was 4 years ago so not sure same are available. Karen

[@faigie2002]

Wonderful vids! Can one make an ink which is heat embossable with the intense blocks?

[@KarenBurchill]

faigie2002 not sure. I will give it a try and see. Thanks for watching and commenting . Karen

[@helenalmond7825]

Karen Burchill will adding glycerine do it?

[@KarenBurchill]

thanks Helen

[@shireetropix6360]

While I love what you've done, I can't help thinking that you would get much better results in stamping if you were to use either the aloe vera gel or a medium to give a thicker consistency rather than the water.

[@KarenBurchill]

Thank you Shiree. Great suggestion! Karen