Hi guys, I found WPlus9.com’s dye ink pads and when I saw the unique, rich colors they offer, I had to order a few to test them out and I am so pleased with them! I was asked on FB to share my thoughts on these inks and to show how they stamp so I’m doing that via this blog and a video on YouTube 🙂
*I am not affiliated with WPlus9, I am just a fan of their ink, paper, stamps and dies!
WPlus9’s ink pads are dye ink pads which means the ink sinks into the paper and dries quickly. The formula is similar to Hero Arts and Simon Says Stamp ink pads because it stamps a LITTLE bit splotchy but dries very solid. Lawn Fawn inks are also like this. Here are the colors I purchased stamped out on Georgia Pacific cardstock (From Walmart).
You can click on the image above to view it larger. As you can see, these inks are rich and stamp solid, even on cheap cardstock. I am officially adding this brand to my faves! The colors from left to right are:
Flamingo, Sweet Gelato, Wild Mango, Miami Spice and Ocean Drive (My favorite is Ocean Drive!)
To view all of WPlus9’s ink colors, click here.
In my video I introduced you to the Absorber, which I now use to clean my stamps instead of baby wipes. The ink practically jumps off the stamp and onto the absorber! It costs about $10.00 for the full sized absorber but you cut it into pieces and rinse and reuse so it lasts forever! LOL Here is a link to it:
Video: Click here to view in HD
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Thanks, Kat, for the video demonstrating the Wplus9 inks. They stamped do beautifully, and the video was excellent. You have been a big help on MISTIfied. Thanks.
Thanks for the vid. Wplus is new to me…but I’m really diggin’ their layered stamps. That ‘absorber’ is a must have. what mat is that you’re using? 🙂
You’re welcome! I love my absorber too! My mat is from Prima (the black one) the other one is one I made. Here’s a link to my “how-to” post: http://kathleendriggers.com/how-i-made-my-cuttingcraft-mat/
Thanks for the review and video, very helpful.
You are so welcome 🙂