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I'm looking for a nice kraft coloured ink to use on kraft paper. Any suggestions (other than PTI tan?) I find none of my Ranger Distress Inks seem to be quite the tone I'm looking for.
I've been happy with A Muse Studio's Wheat ink. It coordinates well with the Bazzill and Papertrey kraft cardstocks in my stash. Because it's more of a chalk/pigment ink it doesn't show up well on cardstock of the same color though.
Adirondack Latte is pretty good. I know we tend to think of "kraft" as a single colour but in reality there are lots of slight different tones that we'd identify as kraft so I guess it's going to depend on exactly what cardstock you're using.
Another vote for Crumb Cake. It doesn't have those pink undertones that so many light browns have. I have found it blends well with the variety of kraft papers in my stash.
I found SU Kraft aka Crumb Cake was a little to light for my taste. I use Frayed Burlap from Tim Holtz distress inks. It is a little darker and suits me a lot better. I guess it is all a matter of taste.
I like the Colorbox one, I think it's called Dune?
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