Myriam with a y says no to this that it will actually cause bacteria to grow. I've known of this for many years and posted same on her channel. But I know it works. Glad someone else knew of this. Look in the soap making area at Hobby Lobby for a 7.00 good size bottle of glycerin soap. Thank you.
I was wondering if that was glycerin in the blending solution! I know glycerin is used in other crafty products, like embossing ink, too. Thanks for sharing this info!
Hi Tiffany Solorio, you made your own blending solution, but this is all useless, because you have to try it to see if it works at all, and if you tried to paint it with alcohol ink, you would find out that it absolutely does not work!!! This does not manifest itself as a blending solution, nor can you replace it with your product! It just doesn't work as a substitute, if you want to have your artwork painted and 100 percent perfect, you can't use substitutes, you have to use the original. Yes, you can do it at home, but you must have isopropylalcohol 99%, methyl ethyl ketone, ethylene glycol monopropylether, and when you mix your blending solution from these ingredients, then it will work for you, otherwise it won't!!! You can buy all these substances in a chemical store. Mixing it afterwards is no longer a problem and it will be a perfect alcohol blending solution but above all cheaper!!!
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Thanks Tiffany. What a great hack. Now, when I make my own solution, it leaves me with more $$$ to buy supplies, I can’t make myself. Thanks Tiffany.
Myriam with a y says no to this that it will actually cause bacteria to grow. I've known of this for many years and posted same on her channel. But I know it works. Glad someone else knew of this. Look in the soap making area at Hobby Lobby for a 7.00 good size bottle of glycerin soap. Thank you.
I was wondering if that was glycerin in the blending solution! I know glycerin is used in other crafty products, like embossing ink, too. Thanks for sharing this info!
Thank you! I would be interested in seeing miniature florals; the technique & what size brushes one would use.
So glad to see this - I can really go through blending solution - tfs!
Thanks for sharing this great tip! I love watching you play with alcohol inks!
So happy that you shared this info!!.......just what I needed to know.
Thanks for watching. It just adds a little extra play time. Not much but a cheaper option.
Thank you. Fabulously simple instructions 👏👏👏🌟🌟🌟♥️♥️♥️
Great tip! Thanks for sharing (:
Thanks so much this will come in handy
Love this idea
Thanks for the info.
really useful
Awesome, thanks!!!
Can you use 99% alcohol?
Hello sorry for the late reply. Yes you can.
Hi Tiffany Solorio, you made your own blending solution, but this is all useless, because you have to try it to see if it works at all, and if you tried to paint it with alcohol ink, you would find out that it absolutely does not work!!! This does not manifest itself as a blending solution, nor can you replace it with your product! It just doesn't work as a substitute, if you want to have your artwork painted and 100 percent perfect, you can't use substitutes, you have to use the original.
Yes, you can do it at home, but you must have isopropylalcohol 99%, methyl ethyl ketone, ethylene glycol monopropylether, and when you mix your blending solution from these ingredients, then it will work for you, otherwise it won't!!! You can buy all these substances in a chemical store. Mixing it afterwards is no longer a problem and it will be a perfect alcohol blending solution but above all cheaper!!!
Interesting! And how would be the formula to mix the ingredients with each other?
Had no dea!