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I can't see the colors-! "Ding" the light went on and I remembered somewhere on Tim's site how he organizes his inks.
So I am passing this on as well.
What you will need:
*I used the Adirondack Alcohol Ink cardstick in Gloss Finish By Ranger.
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*Normal office hole punch
*Alcohol Inks
*Glue Gun
Drop ink in various places on your paper.
Let Dry. Really a few seconds.
Punch out colors with hole punch.
Glue on tops of inks.
This is a great idea! I also made little punched colors to put on top of the handles on each of my blending tools, that I keep in my spinner. That way I can quickly grab the blue one, or the yellow one and now have to check the bottom. :)
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DeleteThanks for that IDEA. More things to organize.
Warmly-
Sarinda