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Alcohol Ink - Lights - Juniper

Tim Holtz® Adirondack® Alcohol Inks
Acid-free, fast drying transparent coordinating Earthtones, Lights and Brights dye inks specially formulated to create a colorful, polished stone effect. Use on metal clays and other metals, glossy paper, dominoes, shrink plastic, glass, and other slick surfaces. Alcohol Blending Solution is available for lightening colors and cleaning inks from non-porous surfaces.

Acid free 
Fade Resistant, Dye Inks 
Multi-Surface Inks 
.5 fl. oz. Bottles
Precision Tips 
Coordinating Colors 
Available individual bottles of 48 coordinating colors

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NOTE: Ranger does not recommend using Adirondack Alcohol Inks, Metallic Mixatives, Snow Cap Mixative or Alcohol Ink Blending Solution in spray bottles as these contents contain alcohol and should not be airborne.

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WHO IS JANET ALEXANDER?

Janet is an accomplished metal artist with her work shown in museums across Texas and published in several books and magazines, Contemporary Metal Clay Rings, Metal Clay in Color, American Craft Magazine, Metal clay Artist Magazine, Contemporary Metal Clay Rings, Metal Clay 101 for Beaders, and in New Directions: Powder Metallurgy in a Sheet Metal World. She also is an author of many online tutorials, magazines, and books.

She has over 38 years experience in jewelry metal arts as a bench jeweler, designer, and instructor. Janet is a National Jewelry Instructor teaching at conventions, and bead shows including Bead & Button, Interweave Bead Fest, Adorn Me, and Metal Clay by the Bay.

While appearing on HGTV Crafters Coast to Coast and That’s Clever demonstrating she demonstrated the process of lost wax casting and wax carving techniques. She will be offering metal smithing classes this fall at ENMU through the Continuing Ed department.

Janet has a BFA in Metals from the University of North Texas and has studied metal working with several Master Jewelers. She has GIA certification in diamond grading and stone setting. Additionally, she has certification in Precious Metal Clay with Rio Grande, Crossover Certification with Art Clay, and is a PMC Connection Senior Instructor and Technical Advisor for the PMC Connection.

She recently moved to Alto this last January and has already donated her jewelry to support NEST by making a one of a kind fine silver bracelet to be auctioned off this fall. Her designer jewelry is all one of a kind created in fine silver, sterling silver or gold. Find out more about Janet at http://www.JanetAlexander.net