This video tutorial shows how to re-ink your Versamarkers and Stampin' Write markers. Avoid making a horrible mess and learn how to properly refill the ink well of stampbooking markers.
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Make a Tag Book
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Use the Crop-a-dile to set eyelets
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I learned a very beaty usefull technic
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