The best ink to stamp on parchment is Stazon. You can use any pencil crayons on parchment but many people prefer the blendable artist pencils such as Faber Castell Polychromos
Do you have the Fan pattern, taken from your “Lace Desk” Book. Also do you have any
of the Hydranga Parchment Paper. It is a beautiful very old pattern
The fan pattern is only in the ‘Lace Desk’ book it is not sold on its own, sorry. The Hydrangea paper has been discontinued by Pergamano but their new range of Parchment called ‘Translucent Paper’ has a colour Lilac which is very similar. This can be found on the website.
Hi Patricia, yes we do – go to the Perfect Parchment Craft Web Site and look in the menu for Pergamano > Embossing Tools and you will find both the Fine Stylus and Extra Small Ball tools in both ordinary and Stainless Steel.
Mandy
I cannot find any information about this book, have you mixed it up with ‘Japanese Parchment Craft’ by Tatsue Shibata This was available about 5 years ago but since out of print. it has a beautiful fan on the front cover with the word ‘sakura’
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Hi what is the best ink to stamp on parchment as l have the grovvis and also what pencels can l use please as im new at this
Thank you
Gill Love x
The best ink to stamp on parchment is Stazon. You can use any pencil crayons on parchment but many people prefer the blendable artist pencils such as Faber Castell Polychromos
Do you have the Fan pattern, taken from your “Lace Desk” Book. Also do you have any
of the Hydranga Parchment Paper. It is a beautiful very old pattern
The fan pattern is only in the ‘Lace Desk’ book it is not sold on its own, sorry. The Hydrangea paper has been discontinued by Pergamano but their new range of Parchment called ‘Translucent Paper’ has a colour Lilac which is very similar. This can be found on the website.
do you sell tool 10032 and extra small ball tool 10072
Hi Patricia, yes we do – go to the Perfect Parchment Craft Web Site and look in the menu for Pergamano > Embossing Tools and you will find both the Fine Stylus and Extra Small Ball tools in both ordinary and Stainless Steel.
Mandy
I would like to find a new parchment book by TATSUE SHIBATA “JAPANESE GREETING CARDS”
Hi Joanne I will see if I can find out who publishes it -Mandy
I cannot find any information about this book, have you mixed it up with ‘Japanese Parchment Craft’ by Tatsue Shibata This was available about 5 years ago but since out of print. it has a beautiful fan on the front cover with the word ‘sakura’