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Spectrum Noir Harmony Opaque Pigment Inkpad - Crushed Velvet

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Spectrum Noir Harmony Opaque Pigment Inkpad - Crushed Velvet

For brilliant blending and embossing, look no further than the Spectrum Noir Harmony Opaque Pigment Inkpads. They promise a sumptuous, fade-free colour with a rich, slow-drying consistency, giving you time to manipulate the shades.

What makes these inkpads unique is their "sticky", slow-drying texture, which will allow you to add a layer of clear embossing powder to a stamped image. When combined with a heat embossing tool, the image comes to life with a shiny, enamel-like finish.

Creating incredible effects and lasting colour on your papercraft, multi media or art projects with the full range of Opaque Pigment Inkpads. Try pairing them up with the rest of the Harmony Inkpad range!

Delivery & Returns

Delivery

Standard delivery orders are currently being dispatched within 5-8 business days and usually arrive 5-8 business days after dispatch. Click here for full delivery information.

Returns Policy

If you are not happy with your purchase then we would be happy for you to return the item within 30 days of the purchase date. Click here for our full 30-day return policy.

Key Features

  • Slow-drying inkpad in royal purple shade
  • Gives a shiny, enamel-like finish
  • Perfect for blending, layering and embossing

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I start with colouring pencils, markers or watercolours?

Colouring pencils are a great starting point for detail and shading, alcohol markers offer smooth blends, and watercolours create soft washes.

What’s the difference between alcohol markers and water-based markers?

Alcohol markers use alcohol-based ink for smooth, blended colour. Water-based markers use water-based ink, these can be blended with a damp brush for watercolour effects.

What type of paper should I use for my chosen colouring materials?

Use smooth marker paper or card for alcohol markers, lightly textured paper for colouring pencils and watercolour paper for painting or blending with water.

How do I blend colours and add shading to my colouring?

Start with lighter shades and gradually layer darker tones to create depth and shadows. Soften the transitions where your shades meet, keeping some areas lighter for contrast.

How do I stop my stamped outlines from smudging when I colour them?

Use alcohol-proof stamping ink with alcohol markers and waterproof stamping ink with watercolours. Allow your stamped image to dry fully before adding colour.

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Inspiration: Stamping

Looking to add a handmade touch to your festive gifting this year? Creating your own Christmas gift bags and boxes is not only easy and fun, but it’s also a brilliant way to match all your makes to your tags and greeting cards.