Brilliance Starlite Silver Ink pad (Paper)

Meet your new favorite crafting essential: the Brilliance Starlite Silver Ink Pad! Perfect for paper projects, this dazzling ink pad adds a touch of shimmering elegance to your scrapbooking, card-making, or journaling adventures. Designed for smooth application and long-lasting shine, it’s the perfect way to make your creations pop with a silver starlight glow. Whether you're stamping intricate designs or adding highlights to your artwork, this ink pad delivers a professional finish every time.

How to Use It
1. Stamp it up: Use the Brilliance Starlite Silver Ink Pad with your favorite stamps to create borders, patterns, or even custom designs. The silver shimmer stands out beautifully on dark and light papers alike, making it versatile for any theme.
2. Brush-on accents: Dab a small sponge or brush into the ink and add subtle highlights or metallic effects to edges, shapes, or hand-drawn lettering.
3. Layer and blend: Experiment with layering the silver over other colors for a magical, iridescent effect. It’s especially striking when combined with jewel tones or deep blues for a galaxy-inspired look.

Silver has long been associated with creativity and intuition. In ancient times, artists and calligraphers used metallic inks to signify something special, like wisdom or celebration. Today, silver remains a popular choice for wedding invitations, holiday cards, and any design that calls for a bit of sparkle and sophistication.

Using metallic ink is also a fantastic way to create textures that play with light. Try it on textured paper or mix it with embossing powders for even more dramatic effects. Who knew one little ink pad could pack so much potential?

Our Tests :)
We tried it on a glossy paper envelope (which is non-porous), and to keep the ink from smudging, you’ll need to let it dry a bit longer than you would on regular porous paper. The best option is to stamp on non-porous paper and then leave it undisturbed for a few hours to make sure it dries perfectly. We stamped the envelopes one afternoon and left them until the next day.