How to rejuvenate Stampin Blends ink

[@lynnmcfarlin6261]

Thank you for sharing this! I had no idea this could be fixed!!!

[@davidblue3722]

Hello 👋, how are you doing today; how’s everything going over there 👉 I hope your day was blessed 😇?

[@jamievertrees6203]

Thanks for the great tip Susan!

[@donnad8361]

Thank you a great video

[@susanmolloy7605]

Thanks Donna

[@MaryGeorge2020]

Thank you for this video. I have a couple of blends that need juice. It wasn’t the company’s fault it was mine because the shelf I had them on fell off the wall. I had lost the lid for a couple found them but by then the tips dried.

[@susanmolloy7605]

Oh my, sounds like a little disaster! But you can save the day!

[@roxaneemerson4286]

So wonderful ! Thank you so much.

[@suziec9959]

Great tips, thank you!

[@DocklarProductions]

Thanks for the tip 🙌😍

[@seekhyde499]

I love your content.. very helpful.🙂

[@susanmolloy7605]

Thanks Heidi. You're so sweet.

[@roosboogaard6571]

Hi what a helpful tip. Thanks for sharing. Where did you find the brush tips?

[@susanmolloy7605]

Thank you. I believe I found them on Amazon.

[@kristinforrester8393]

can you add SU ink refill to these inside?

[@susanmolloy7605]

People have done it along with some rubbing alcohol. Stampin' Blends are alcohol markers. But the refills are water based because they're meant to 'refill' the inkpads which are also water based. So, if you put a refill color in your Stampin' Blend, remember to also put some alcohol in with it.