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Re: [teacherartexchange] liquid watercolors....need help

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From: Bunki Kramer (bkramer_at_TeacherArtExchange)
Date: Sat Jan 21 2006 - 10:50:41 PST

> From: "Amy Broady" <AmyBroady@alumni.duke.edu>
> I have some liquid watercolors... I know that rubber stampers and other paper
>artists
> use dye reinkers for this techniue, but the re-inkers (which are marketed
> for refreshing dye ink pads) come in small drop applicator bottles, and I'm
> sure would be WAY more expensive than the liquid watercolors.

Thanks, Amy. I'm familiar with re-inkers too but way too costly for my
school classroom setting. The droppers you can find at NASCO the cheapest. I
already have those too.
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> I'm responding without all the info I need right in front of me...I will get
> back to you to tell you the brand and what I paid for them.

Please, please do. I'm eagerly waiting to hear from you and find out what
brand you use, price, and workability!

> I've been wanting to try this technique for several years now. I have no
> idea why I haven't done it yet! I am definitely more motivated now that I
> know that there is someone else out there who is interested in it, too.
> Amy

What's so nice about this listserv is that there is ALWAYS someone out there
who's done it or used the right supplies and can offer tips like you're
doing with me. Thanks again, Amy. T....Bunki 

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