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Lisa Horton Crafts Cloud 9 Interference Ink Pad | Colour Shifting Iridescent Ink - Very Berry

The Cloud 9 Interference Ink Pad Very Berry by Lisa Horton Crafts is an iridescent hybrid ink that combines dye and pigment ink for a colour-shifting shimmer effect. On light surfaces it gives a deep berry/burgundy tone with earthy brown undertones, while on dark surfaces it reveals an olive-green interference effect. Perfect for stamping, blending, stenciling, cardmaking, art journaling and mixed media details with a rich, atmospheric finish.
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The Cloud 9 Interference Ink Pad Very Berry by Lisa Horton Crafts is an iridescent hybrid ink designed for projects that need depth, colour movement and a more unexpected interference effect. Its formula combines dye ink, which helps the colour apply smoothly, with pigment ink, which gives the colour more presence on the surface and helps the shimmer effect show more clearly.

What makes the Cloud 9 Interference Ink Pads special is that the same ink appears differently depending on the base underneath. Very Berry gives a deep berry/burgundy effect on light surfaces, with earthy brown undertones that keep the colour rich and grounded rather than bright or pink. On dark, painted or mixed media surfaces, the interference effect shifts and reveals olive-green reflections.

Use it with stamps, stencils, backgrounds and layering techniques when you want a richer, more atmospheric result. It works beautifully in vintage, botanical, grunge, dark floral, autumn and mixed media projects, especially when paired with dark bases, aged effects and earthy colour palettes.

👉 Features:

  • Colour: Very Berry
  • Iridescent ink with shimmer interference effect
  • Hybrid formula: combines dye and pigment ink
  • Creates a deep berry/burgundy tone with earthy brown undertones on light surfaces
  • Reveals an olive-green interference effect on dark surfaces
  • Suitable for stamping, blending, stenciling and layering
  • Great for paper, cardstock, chipboard, painted surfaces and mixed media bases

👍 Ideal for:
Cardmaking, tags, scrapbooking layouts, art journals, mixed media backgrounds, stamping, stenciling, layering, vintage projects, botanical designs, grunge details, dark florals and earthy iridescent effects.

Inspiration Tip:
Apply it over black gesso, dark green, brown or charcoal backgrounds to bring out the olive-green interference effect. On ivory, kraft or light-coloured bases, it creates a deeper burgundy look with an earthy finish.

🧭 Which Ink Do I Need?

Each ink pad is designed with specific uses in mind.
Some work best on paper, others on fabric, and others on non-porous surfaces — and this directly affects the result you’ll get.

To help you choose without trial and error, we’ve organized our inks based on how they actually behave in use, not just by brand name.
This way, you can more easily see which ink suits the technique and surface you’re working with.

🖋️ Pigment / Oil-Based Inks

When you want clean, controlled stamping with strong detail. These inks mostly sit on the surface and work beautifully with embossing.

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🎨 Dye / Water-Based Inks

When you’re working with color, blending, layering, and backgrounds. These inks absorb into the paper and are designed for effects and movement.

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🧪 Hybrid Inks

When you want strong surface color, water-reactive behavior, and a more chalky finish that works especially well in layers.

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🧱 Permanent / Archival / Solvent Inks

When you need a permanent impression or you’re working on surfaces where standard ink pads won’t perform well.

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Solvent-based StazOn inks are also suitable for non-porous surfaces, such as plastic, metal, glass, and ceramic.

🧵 Textile / Porous Surface Inks

When you’re working on fabric or porous materials and need the color to properly bond with the surface.

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🖨️ Press / Letterpress Inks

When working with press or letterpress techniques, where ink is transferred through pressure rather than absorption.

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Quick Guide

  • Clean stamping & embossing → Pigment
  • Color, blending & backgrounds → Dye / Distress Inks
  • Chalky layers & water-reactive effects → Distress Oxides / Hybrid
  • Permanent results & non-porous surfaces → Archival / StazOn
  • Fabric → VersaCraft
  • Press techniques → BetterPress / Maker Forte