[When crushing] Too ink too much 1_How-to_001

Q: The pattern is collapsed.

A: You may have too much ink on the stamp

"I put it on the surface of the pattern with a light force, and i put it while piling up the number of times"Try to put ink in mind.

--- the procedure to press beautifully---

1: Ink

Add ink to the ink pad so that it touches lightly.
Please be aware of the degree of power that the sponge part of the stamp does not sink into the ink pad.
Instead of taking ink at once, repeat it several times to add it to the entire stamp.

2: Check the mark surface

Let's confirm the seal surface once before pressing whether ink sticks neatly only to the pattern part.
If ink sticks evenly, and ink does not enter the dented part, it is OK.♪
If you have hard to understand whether or not ink is attached, please tilt the stamp and apply light.
The ink on the pattern reflects the light as if it were wet, so you can see it at a glance.

3: Press

Without the part and the line of the dot are thin collapse, it becomes able to push beautifully!

What's the reason you can't push --- well? ---

"Be careful not to stamp the ink pad"

The more you sink to the sponge part of the stamp, the harder it is to press it tightlyNg！

Ink has entered the part of the dot and the part where the line is thin.
In addition, ink sticks to the edge of the handle and it is dirty.

If you press the pattern with ink in it, the ink will bleed and the pattern will collapse.

The point that does not press a stamp on the ink pad is a knack to put out a beautiful line.