Can this kind of ink pad be used to stamp fabrics?
771836
I don't think they can be used on fabrics because they are water soluble...versa color series or versa magic series may be the better choice for fabrics, especially versa color. I hope the answer is useful for you :D
1023102
It will emboss/etch paper. If you have cutting plates it should cut too. I have not tried it on fabric so I would not be able to answer that one.
2023040
I have used stamping ink and it dries. I have never tried printer ink. Sorry I can't be of more assistance.
1397400
Maybe. Firstly, many inkjet printers are designed for home use, so they don't accept paper larger than 8 1/2 x 11 in the tray. These are 12 x 12 sheets. You can cut it down, but rough or uneven edges is asking for a printer jam. Second, you'll have to make sure your printer can accept cardstock, because this is twice as thick as regular printer paper, and sending stuff that's too heavy for a printer to handle can seriously damage it. And last, but not least, this plastic is completely slick on both sides. Ink may not transfer or hold very well on it. All in all, I would suggest you look at finding some 8 1/2 x 11 transparency film like the kind they (used to) sell for overhead projectors before considering this as an option. A lot of those are specifically designed for inkjets.
1382932
Yes, it is similar to a Versamark ink pad, staying wet to give you time to add embossing powder and heat.
509130
This stamp comes with a water based ink that does not dry. It works great on paper because it soaks into the paper and stays there. It cannot be used on metal, plastic or any other non-porous material. It will never dry.
1199139
Yes....but you will need to seal your fabric over after the image is printed as it will not hold! I covered mine with a gel medium and that worked, but an ink jet is definitely better!
1875570
Yes, stamping will work. I stenciled it to make wrapping paper, and it came out great!
1763259
Sort of. I used it to put on T-shirt stretchable fabric transfers. I had to press them about 5 times before they would transfer. Then after I took off the paper backing, I had to cover them with parchment paper and re-do the corners. I tried to use it to put on Inkjet Shirt transfer and they wouldn't transfer at all. I had to use a regular iron to complete my task. It does a great job on my husband's dress shirts, though.... Hope this helps.
1486568
I have not bought a pad for it, what I have done instead is buy ink (blue and red, any manufacturer should do) and applied to pad. Hope this helps !
1341037
You could but Not recommended you need a specific temperature for the substrate. Iron press is the way to go and you need sublijet inks and polyester substrate
1694900
they are very thick, I doubt any printer could handle it. You could hand stamp.
780035
I haven't tried that, but I doubt it would work. You need a faster drying ink.
1537979
I don't think a standard ink pad would dry, but haven't tested this. The tape has a slightly waxy feel to it. It does accept Sharpie markers so a similar type ink pad may work.
239831
You can write on fabric with Sharpies....as stated here already, the ink does spread. Sharpie will also fade after repeated washing and drying.
698226
Yes. They are also good for applying ink to your stamps. You can write with the smaller end too. Lay down a layer of ink on your image, then go over it to smooth and blend the colors. These are among my favorites. Hope you will like them too.
454931
i'm not sure. i do know that in craft stores they make fabric markers. You'd probably better off with those.