The buzz in the stamping world is Watercolors. That’s right good old watercolor paints.There are sooo many cool ways to use watercolors with your rubber stamps. Just remember to use waterproof/permanent ink. I like the brand StazOn, or if you don’t have that, make sure that you emboss the ink that you have so that it doesn’t bleed all through your image when you are coloring with your watercolors. Also watercolors work best with watercolor paper. This paper holds its shape when wet and will not get all lumpy and bumpy. Try to find a smooth watercolor paper, just because your stamp image will look better.
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