🌲 Tsukineko Full-Size StazOn Multi-Surface Inkpad in Timber Brown - Versatile and Long-lasting Ink for Crafting Review

I bought this to make tile coasters but found the ink had worn off. I was able to remove all the ink with alcohol. I will be using ink but now I need to print the poly image which negates the porous nature of the coaster.

A true calm on stamping ink. Be careful with those who use it i.e. children as it will not wash off the skin and possibly nothing else. Got under nail looking like chocolate or dirt had to wait to trim nail closer before disappearing.

Works well! Use it to stamp on stone supports. I have worked with both travertine and some others? Stone. Travertine was very easy to work with; the other stone was very porous and the ink bled a bit, but that's not the ink's fault. The ink has held up well with use. Very happy with this purchase.

We use this wood ink and it looks great. It takes a bit of skill to make sure the ink doesn't bleed. Stamps with too much ink will carry too much ink, and when the ink gets into the wood it will bleed and smudge the stamp. The stamp on the box and the barrel lids in the photo was made with this color. The color is great too.

It definitely dries fast and does its job!I use it for rigid photo mailboxes I use to sell art prints so I can put my logo on the back flap.My logo has a lot of small details and fine print (about 7 pt) They come crisp out and don't smudge. I usually let them dry for about a minute before touching them just to be on the safe side. I will say that StazOn ink pads behave differently than the regular ink pads you buy at craft stores. They are VERY inky. Do not press the stamp into the sponge of…