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I just received my first 2 sets of papertrey stamps. The instructions suggested that you use either pigment or chalk inks. I tried these two different inks and did not like the results. Next, I tried using SU's classic ink pads and thought I got a much better stamped image. Anyone else had this experience?
Kathy
I tried them with pigment inks first.... but Igot a much better result using SU's classic inks. Then last night I used pigments after they were "broken in" and the images came out much better. I still prefer the classic though, and I was impressed with how well they worked with the acrylics.
I also tried chalk inks first but I didn't care for the look either. I do like some colors with craft ink but overall I say the classic ink works best for me.