April, your sprayed cards are so vibrant and pretty! Hmmm, I've been resisting oxide sprays, because I never use my Dylusions sprays ... I think I just resist spraying in general because I will probably make a mess. I don't want to spray my hair either, ha! My stylist uses a keratin spray that helps keep away the frizz, but I haven't bought it because I know I won't want to spray it around my bathroom. Easier for me to use a gel or lotion type conditioner.
I looked a little bit at The Greetery! I remember Betsy Veldman! I think I used to follow her blog. I like her style. The knit stencils are pretty cool. I didn't get through the whole shop but it looks very nice.
Jan, I bet the "magic mushroom" blenders that Local King sells are pretty similar to the domed blenders at Scrapbook.com.
April, I feel like I have a lot of surfing to do too! I need to see the stencil videos, and Jennifer's oxide spray post.
Sorry about dried up inks. I was looking at my old Colorbox chalk inks thinking I should test them out. I used to love them, but now I use oxides more. Remember when "chestnut roan" was a thing? Kristina Werner used it all the time. It was a Colorbox chalk ink that is a nice brown. I have it in 2 sizes, ha! When I looked at Hero Arts "from the vault" (they have a nice Summer 2019 catalog to view online that has a great history, by decade and theme) . It mentioned how there were only a few colors of ink, in the 80's I think? Black, blue, red ... maybe green? I remember always stamping in black or trying to color the stamp with markers to get different colors ... that never worked that well for me, but then who knows what kind of markers I used.