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Store Them Right: Keeping Pads Tight and out of Light
Keep ink pads out of strong direct light. Though you may find it tempting to toss an ink pad anywhere when you are done with it and have other things to do, take a minute to place your ink pad in a cool, dark place. Taking a few seconds to place your ink pad under a desk or safely in a drawer significantly prolongs the life of ink pads over those left out in the sun.
Read Full PostHow to Dispose Of Used Stamp Pads Safely
Hazardous waste materials are disposed of in separate storage areas from standard garbage. There are then guidelines for pick up and disposal of these storage areas depending on the material or chemicals involved. If the items or chemicals are recyclable, they often are disposed of by local waste management or government agencies following the specific guidelines for the
Read Full PostThe Spice of Life: Embellishing Crafts, Cards and More
Making personal crafts and cards is a fun way to express yourself and show your own creative side. For example, instead of writing your name in books, use a pretty stamp and ink pad to make a personalized signature that marks your books. Also when creating cards, using different ink pads with pretty stamps enables you to make cards for any holiday or occasion. In the
Read Full PostHow to Make Customer Colors on Your Stamp Pad
Start with a piece of felt. The thicker type of felt works best in this case. Then, take the stamp you intend to use and use black Memories ink to make a copy of it on your felt. Your felt is serving as the stamp pad in this case. Now that you know where the stamp hits the pad, place colors in the desired areas using dye-based re-inking rollers. Alternatively, you can use
Read Full PostQuality Versus Quantity: Choosing Ink Pads
There are certain times when you should choose quality over quantity. When attempting to make a message stand out, choose quality. When you do arts and crafts and you need the best equipment to send your artistic message, you should choose quality as well. However, you or your office may require budget cuts. In this case, choose quality of a different color. Black ink
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Featured Blog Posts
- Store Them Right: Keeping Pads Tight and out of Light
- How to Dispose Of Used Stamp Pads Safely
- The Spice of Life: Embellishing Crafts, Cards and More
- How to Make Customer Colors on Your Stamp Pad
- Quality Versus Quantity: Choosing Ink Pads
- How to Tell If Stamp Pads Are Acid-Free
- Organizing With Ink Pad Holders
- How to Apply Ink to a Rubber Stamp
