When I started reading about the Fusion Inks from FSJ, I knew one of the first projects I wanted to try was permanent stamping on a non-porous surface. The display projects from the "Hey Honey" set, offered a perfect opportunity. 
I stamped onto my glass jar with Black Licorice Ink. Rather than burn my fingers on hot glass, I chose to put the stamped portion of the jar into the oven on low heat (about 200 degrees F) for 20 minutes. I let the jar cool down in the oven with the door propped open. I can run my fingernail over the images and they haven't scratched off, and I have rubbed them with a baby wipe with no issues.
To go with the honey jar, I wrapped a loaf of bread in parchment paper, stamped with the bee image. I added another tag that was stamped and colored.
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Wow, Sara! Thanks for this post. I had no idea what Fusion Ink was all about and just thinking about the possibilities with homemade jams is exciting!
ReplyDeleteIsn't that a cool feature? I was so excited to try that, because it opens up a whole world of fun giftable items. Thanks for stopping by!
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