Alcohol Ink

This is an alcohol-based ink that lets you stamp on surfaces such as glass, metal and other surfaces that the ink does not work on normal. I have seen for sale on the internet. I would like to see the colors before you buy.

Well, I do not know you could stamp permanently on the glass with alcohol inks (did you mean a kind of glass paint instead of ink, which could be based on alcohol I suppose), but you should be able to find at craft stores or endorse, or perhaps to scrapbooking or art stores suppy stores.

The two main brands of alcohol inks "in the United States are in any way by Jacquard Pinata, Adirondack and Ranger.
The Pinatas are purer, clearer colors, while the ink line of Adirondack were moderate. They can all be mixed well to achieve new colors (just like mixing paint), or you can mitigate Pinatas clearer by mixing complementary colors with each other a little, etc. - * can not * Adirondacks be blended back to purer colors though.

I'm sure there must be a link to see the actual colors of the two inks on this page of my site, if you want to check, and [possibly get more information about them:
http://glassattic.com/polymer/letters_in ...
(Click on the alcohol ... INK ...)

You can also visit Heather Richmond, Australia to see if it is alcohol inks:
http://www.polymerclay.com.au

(We use alcohol inks with polymer clay too, which is the only reason I know anything because I do not endorse regular)


HTH

Diane B.