I saw you demo at the Springfield, Mass. Heirloom rubber stamp show a year ago and fell in love with this process of coloring on the stamps with these markers! When you came out with the bigger set I had to have them. I have many of your stamps but also have numerous other red rubber stamps and these work super well and have such vibrant colors. I use them with the MISTI and so I can layer color after color as well as blending on the stamp. Cannot imagine my creative world without them ever again! Thank you!

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Lisa often downplays these markers saying you can use any water-based water-based markers but these are my definite go-to's whenever I'm stamping. I am still using these markers that I bought like 3 or 4 years ago. One thing that makes this better than many other markers is that when using on any rubber stamps (not just Lisa's) they stay moist for a long time, you don't need to go back and mist them with water or "huff" on them to get them wet again. You can usually just keep on coloring on the stamp until you're done and it stays moist! If they ever dry out you can pull the back(not tip end) using pliers and "refill" them with just water. If you have some lying around though, I definitely recommend you use equal parts water and glycerin, or equal parts water, glycerin, and gum arabic. The glycerin is a humectant and helps keep the water from just evaporating out (much like the markers are out of the box) and the gum arabic helps makes the markers have more sheen and easy blendability.

5/5