Rubber Stamping with Alcohol Inks: Revisited

I first made a video about using alcohol inks for rubber stamping in 2013. This is an update, using some materials that were not available then and a few new ideas. No product affiliations at the time of recording this video.
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[@carolynmckee4295]

Very cool! Thank you-- the detail on the emulsion side is fab!

[@LadyJP6969]

Fantastic!!! Thanks for sharing.

[@LeeKellogg]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@bluemoon5766]

Thank you

[@bridgetjones8339]

The Leaf! Wow

[@craftymomsandi]

Awesome, always looking for new ideas. Thank you

[@LeeKellogg]

Enjoy and have fun with it. Break the rules!

[@Dotalina33]

Really enjoyed visiting alcohol inking again. Alcohol inks are a real love of mine though I do not have much time to play with them. Thanks and I wouldn’t be opposed to seeing more done with them if you care to mess around some more! Lol.

[@LeeKellogg]

Thank you Dotti, I have plans to do so! Stay tuned.

[@suebouch4074]

Hello Lee… so glad this video popped up in my suggested video feed… I enjoyed revisiting the idea of stamping with Alcohol Inks and since we’re coming into the fall season, I have some perfect leaves rubber stamps to play with. Thank you! Have a great day! 🙂

[@LeeKellogg]

Have fun with it Sue!

[@jennifers8843]

Does the alcohol not ruin the stamp?

[@LeeKellogg]

It does not ruin red rubber stamps, clear stamps yes! In fact if you use Staz On or similar ink pads they too contain alcohol or other non-water solvent. Use it on regular rubber stamps, keep those stamps out of the sun light but know that time will age rubber, just like your car tires.