I have a quick video for you today, sharing 3 ways to make distress inks permanent. This is one of the most common questions that I get, so I thought to share some techniques with you. Distress inks are amazing just because they react with water and they are not permanent. It gives you the ability to play with many different techniques. But if you want to stretch these inks even more then I hope the video is helpful!

In the video below I demonstrate all the different ways and show you how you can end up with a clean result when applying pastes on top of these inks.

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21 Comments

  1. I like learning about the micro glaze. That is something I need to pick up. Thanks for sharing this video. Very informative

  2. Thank you for this video lesson, Vicky! The time you took to present it will save many of us hours of frustration as well as money! Your videos are so professionally produced and I always love seeing Ginger, too!

  3. Who knew? Nice information and tip. It’s the details that matter most when making crafts or doing some art project. Such videos really remain in the memory and come handy at times when you need some advice. Thanks.

  4. Vicky
    This was a great tips video…..My first Xmas tree cards all ended up with green stained snow!!!Now after your helpful video ,I know how to avoid this mistake. More of these video tips would be great.Thank you for your expertise.

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