Smooch Accent Inks, Orchid Frost
Key features
- •Adding colorful pearlescent accents is easy using the applicator included in each bottle
- •Ink is archival and ideal for use on paper clay chipboard metal wood fabric and more
- •Dry time depends on surface used and amount of ink applied
- •Colors can be layered and blended
- •For best results shake before use and dry fully in between layers of ink
Smooch Accent Inks, Orchid Frost
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Customer Reviews
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Five Stars
mtn keet✓ Verified Purchase•June 6, 2017
nice color addition
Five Stars
mtn keet✓ Verified Purchase•March 28, 2017
Great addition to add to my colors
Five Stars
mtn keet✓ Verified Purchase•March 28, 2017
Great addition to add to my colors
Five Stars
mtn keet✓ Verified Purchase•December 12, 2016
It was the perfect green I needed.
Doesn't cover as well as other Smooch Accent Inks
ealovitt✓ Verified Purchase•August 19, 2016
Smooch Accent Inks give better coverage than marking pens and the applicator allows you to color in very fine details. The ink is opaque, so you can use them over colored cardstock, although Gold Lamé takes several coats before you get good coverage--see 'Birthday' on the birthday card in the customer image.
One of the 'features' I dislike about marking pens (the cheap ones, at least) is that the color is absorbed by the paper and spreads into areas I don't want it to go. You don't have to worry about spreading with these inks: they go on like enamel. Maybe that's why the bottles are designed to look like fingernail polish containers.
I also tried floating the inks on water to see if I could create marbled paper with them. I used 110 lb. cardstock, and the colors did take, but they were very light and their characteristic sheen didn't come through. Possibly glossy cardstock would serve as a better base for marbling with these Smooch Accent Inks. I won't be throwing away my regular marbling colors any time soon.
In summary, I can highly recommend this product to add color to greeting cards, especially small, stamped images, and decorative edging.
One of the 'features' I dislike about marking pens (the cheap ones, at least) is that the color is absorbed by the paper and spreads into areas I don't want it to go. You don't have to worry about spreading with these inks: they go on like enamel. Maybe that's why the bottles are designed to look like fingernail polish containers.
I also tried floating the inks on water to see if I could create marbled paper with them. I used 110 lb. cardstock, and the colors did take, but they were very light and their characteristic sheen didn't come through. Possibly glossy cardstock would serve as a better base for marbling with these Smooch Accent Inks. I won't be throwing away my regular marbling colors any time soon.
In summary, I can highly recommend this product to add color to greeting cards, especially small, stamped images, and decorative edging.
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