Because this is solvent based, you may use it to stamp on glass, tile, ceramic, wood--just about anything.

Images stamped with this ink can be colored with Twinkling H2O watercolors for breathtaking Thanksgiving cards!

Stazon has the most versatile solvent ink around. You may not believe this, or want to anyway, but I use this as a temporary hair color. Yes, I said hair color! In between hair colorings, I get roots that show up. If I am very very busy,and in such a big hurry that I don't have the time to touch up my roots with regular hair color, I grab my Stazon ink pad and apply a little in here and there in the areas that show my out-growth of roots. I am a natural blond, and have colored my hair brown. Timber brown to be exact! So I get these Blondie roots that really show up as they are growing out. I use my Stazon to cover these roots up, and the Stazon washes out just fine. You won't believe how well this stuff works for hair color touch-ups. Of course I use it for my crafting projects as well! The possibilities for the use of this product is limited to your own imagination! I love Stazon! Now, maybe this isn't such a good idea, maybe it has some side effects that I am unaware of. But I've been using this for a few years and I haven't had a baby with three arms yet!

This is a lovely brown that I use on almost any surface I am stamping. While it's designed for non-porous surfaces it works beautifully on standard cardstock.

I love this product! So many wonderful uses for altered art, It Stays on everything! Works great for embossing metal, and creating design on tiles as well, This stuff is a must have in my studio!

I use this stamp pad more than any other. It works especially well for water colors. I have used this product on fabric and it it does not wash off. It is necessary to use stazon cleaner to remove the stains from your stamp.

I love this Timber Brown StazOn ink pad. It sits right on my work table and I use it alot. It makes a great impression and dries quickly. Easy to clean with StazOn cleaner. The color works so well with vintage style designs.

I find the entire line of Staz On ink pads to be difficult. They are great at the beginning, but within a couple of weeks, the ink become a bit goopy and thick. Refilling hasn't helped. The brown one was particularly bad and hard to work with. Eventually gave up and tossed it.

I was surprised to find this becoming one of my favorite inks to use! There are so many projects that black is just too strong/wrong for. I use this all the time and love it when I use watercolor pencils. I've never had a problem with running ink when adding water to my image.

I use this brown as much as I do black. It is a softer look for our spring color cards. My markers look great with the soft outlines of a flowers. Gotta have it!