Tsukineko Versamagic Dew Drop Ink Pad Tea Leaves

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Go Craft Tea Leaves Versamagic Dew Drop Chalk Ink Pad for Stamps.. VersaMagic is a softly opaque pigment ink that dries into a delicate chalky finish.. Use for cardmaking, journals, scrapbooks and more. Ideal for stamping and stencilling. Can be used on paper, vellum, shrink plastic, polymer clay, wood and leather. Comes in a palette of soft, delicate and richly-hued colours. These pads feature a substantially raised inkpad surface to accommodate even the largest stamps without interference from the inkpad case. Fast drying and highly fade-resistant. Archival and acid-free. VersaMagic is available in full-size inkpads, Dew Drop inkpads and Inkers. Not all colours are available in all product forms. Water-based; archival and acid free. VersaMagic Dew Drop inkpads: 1.25 x 2 inches (32 x 50mm). Video Introduction: VersaMagic Chalk-finish Pigment Ink. GD-60

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Tea Leaves Versamagic Dew Drop Chalk Ink Pad for Stamps.. VersaMagic is a softly opaque pigment ink that dries into a delicate chalky finish.. Use for cardmaking, journals, scrapbooks and more. Ideal for stamping and stencilling. Can be used on paper, vellum, shrink plastic, polymer clay, wood and leather. Comes in a palette of soft, delicate and richly-hued colours. These pads feature a substantially raised inkpad surface to accommodate even the largest stamps without interference from the inkpad case. Fast drying and highly fade-resistant. Archival and acid-free. VersaMagic is available in full-size inkpads, Dew Drop inkpads and Inkers. Not all colours are available in all product forms. Water-based; archival and acid free. VersaMagic Dew Drop inkpads: 1.25 x 2 inches (32 x 50mm). Video Introduction: VersaMagic Chalk-finish Pigment Ink. GD-60

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Brand Tsukineko
EAN
  • 0712353220607
MPN
  • VGD60

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