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Old 03-12-2005, 01:28 PM   #1  
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Default SU! White ink pad
I was wondering how well this pad stamps on dark paper, especially compared to the CTMH White Daisy pad. TIA!
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I can't compare it to the CTMH pad, but the SU! pad stamps great on dark paper!
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sorry newbie :oops: ...what's CTMH?
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It's a direct selling scrapbook/stamping company.
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I don't have a CTMH, but i love my su white and vanilla and am learnig to love all the craft pads :lol:
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the white is very striking! I have an older white craft and it is very gooey. I have to press very lightly, but the image still is nice on darker paper.
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I did alot of Halloween w/ the craft white. I recieved more compliments from those cards, the contrast is very striking. I'd vote for a must! :lol:
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The SU! white is kind of juicy IMHO, but it looks GREAT on dark CS! I recommend heat setting it or letting it dry for 24 hours. I don't know anything about the Daisy thing you were talking about, so I can't give you full opinon.
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All of SU!s Craft Pads read
"Recommended for scrapbooks. Also workd on wood and fabric--heat setting required"

So my suggestion is to be sure you have a heat tool...otherwise it does not really dry or set well. :lol:
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