Note: NOT FOR USE in fountain pens, rollerball pens, with feeder systems. Use with dip pens, brushes, washable instruments only.

Professional calligraphy ink made for lifes most memorable celebrations. Embark on a new extraordinary venture alongside Grizzelda Bearrington and her business partner Barclay Berry as they plan the grand opening for their letterpress print shop. With ink covered paws and hearts brimming with creativity, they meticulously typeset their bespoke invites, preparing to unveil their creation to the world. Let this lead-grey ink inspire your next journey filled with creativity and friendship.

Ink Tone:Opaque Grey

Features

• Opaque pastels – formulated for legibility on black paper stock
• Waterproof acrylic ink
• Smudge resistant
• Lightfast – keep the memories alive for years to come
• 28ml ink reservoir with a 2.0cm bottle opening
• Silicone stopper to prolong the life of every bottle
• For use with dip pens, calligraphy nibs, brushes, etc.

Whether you’re penning a letter to a loved one, creating an exquisite invitation, or simply enjoying the art of penmanship, Fall in Love with Writing Again with the new Fanciful Events Calligraphy Ink Collection.

Notable design details:

• Beautifully illustrated letterpress tools grace the sides of the box – among them are a quoin key, a brayer for applying ink, and a multitude of unsorted type!
• Barclay, a stickler for old techniques, inks up his chase with an old-fashioned inkball. Not always the cleanest way to print.
• In preparation for the grand opening, Grizzelda sorts the unsorted type. Sometimes the type is so small compared to bear hands she had to use a magnifying glass to get a good look.

USING INSTRUCTIONS:

• NOT FOR USE in fountain pens, rollerball pens, with feeder systems. Use with dip pens, brushes, washable instruments only.
• Shake well before use. If ink has been left still for a prolonged period of time, stir ink to reincorporate pigments that have separated. Please note, separation is normal for calligraphy inks.
• To clean, use isopropyl alcohol to dissolve dried ink. If dried ink persists, leave to soak in alcohol briefly and wipe clean.
• Avoid getting ink on fabrics, ink will penetrate fibres and cannot be removed.