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Old 09-28-2015, 05:03 PM   #1  
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I am waiting for an order of Bister and wondering if you can stamp an image first then use the bister over it.
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I have the Colorburst powders. I think they are similar to the Bisters. I have stamped an image and also embossed a image before adding the powder.
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Just emailed you! As long as your stamping ink is waterproof, you will be fine applying watercolor powders over a stamped image. Versafine, Stazon or archival ink are a few examples of inks that are waterproof. If you're worried about bleeding, use a pigment or embossing ink and heat emboss the image before working with the powders.

For more control of where the powders go, brush water just in the area where you want color, then sprinkle the powders into the water and allow them to blend. Allow the panel to air dry, then brush away any powders that fell outside the wet area.
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