Using New CraftSmart Inks from Michaels

Hi everybody so in this blog I'm going to be talking about these CraftSmart inks from Michaels. After using them I can say I really like them and I'm going to insert a picture so you can see which colors I've purchased. So of course to begin I would like to discuss that these are coming across as pigment inks and I don't have a reason to think that they are dye inks as they are very very opaque, non transparent and they take a long time to dry.

These packs came in sets of 6 and we're only $2. These are more than a deal for anyone who uses inks on a regular basis. Honestly inks can cost you when you are trying to build your stash so if you do come across these gems I greatly suggest buying some.

There were several different sets but mainly the colors were pastels as I've shown above. These are a great bargain if you're looking to save money on crafting. Only one Michaels near me had them out so they might be hard to find in some areas, good luck.

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