I love the walnut ink. I use it for aging and it works great for heritage pages. I've not used it on anything other than paper. I bought mine thru acharmingplace.com. It lasts forever. Lisa
I love the walnut ink. I use it for aging and it works great for heritage pages. I've not used it on anything other than paper. I bought mine thru acharmingplace.com. It lasts forever. Lisa
The greatest test of courage on earth is to bear defeat without losing heart.
I have some but not really sure how to use them either. Mine is the liquid spray I think.
Lynn
i was given a bottle of distressing ink. it was a ss gift. and i do believe sue (copsmom911) gave it to me. they come in different colors. i love it. i use it on heritage pages and to give pages an antique look. i would use a coupon to get it. have fun.
*Mary*
Walnut ink is basically a stain made from crushed walnut shells. You should be able to dye silk flowers, ribbon, and scraps of fabric with it. I have tea dyed a small floral fabric to make it look vintage it turned out really cool, you could do that with the walnut inks as well. If your using one of the colors, rather than the brown you might try it on just a corner to make sure it doesn't cover the print too much. If it does you can water your walnut inks down.
I have used it on all the things Lori mentioned and it works great.
Very economical because it lasts forever.
Just mix it with water. Next time you use it try sprinkling a little salt on the wet walnut ink and then let it dry. A very unique design. I have also used it on white cardstock that I wrinkly first. When it was dry it looked like elephant skin. Cool.
Have fun.
Gail
Hugs to all of you!
Gail
So little time, sooo many projects!
Stop by and see me at my blog:
www.gailgsgoodies.blogspot.com
Bookmarks