GourdMaster™ - Gourd Ink Dyes
Everyone is talking about GourdMaster™ Ink Dyes!
GourdMaster™ Ink Dyes are now the most popular coloring agent on gourds!
| "Greetings Folks! Wanted to tell you just how happy I am with the amazing new colors offered in your new gourd [ink] dyes! The colors a bright & crisp, easy to use, & best of all, I can use drops of concentrated color instead of tons of leather dye. I am very happy, & will be passing this info on to all my friends! Many Thanks!" -Cynthia B., Picture Rocks Art, www.picturerocks.net |
Have you heard about GourdMaster™ Ink Dye? This fade resistant, streak-free, translucent alternative to leather dye is now the most popular
coloring agent on gourds!
GourdMaster™ Ink Dye has the same semi-transparent quality as leather dye but it will not fade or streak like leather dye AND it is 
easier to work with! Plus one .5 oz bottle covers approximately 100 gourds (5”-6” size)!
Gourd Ink Dye is specifically formulated to provide rich, vibrant colors that look great on your gourds. It goes on smooth with no streaking or mess, and most colors can be quickly wiped off with a baby wipe if you make a mistake! Plus they blend together beautifully (see woodburned leaf with blended Ink Dyes, left)!
Other inks are now appearing in the gourd market but are not the same! Products has created a formula specifically for use with gourds to give you long-lasting color and superior 
performance. If high quality, professional-grade art products are important to you, you will love working with the GourdMaster™ line! (Pictured right, mosaic tile gourd by Linda Stryker, colored with Ink Dyes.)
Not only are GourdMaster™ Ink Dyes designed specifically for use with gourds, they are also designed to be combined with the entire line of GourdMaster™ Products without color changes or bleeding!
See how to apply Ink Dye to gourds, how to blend your colors, what to do when you have a dry gourd shell, and more in this information-packed video tutorial "Working With GourdMaster™ Ink Dyes"!
| "I ordered the [Ink Dyes] and they arrived yesterday. Last night I used them on two gourd bowls and a necklace. The colors are luscious. I was so anxious to try them all I just did a patchwork pattern on one of the gourds. The little ink pads make it all very simple. The colors stay where you put them, edges are easy to blend..." -Karen C. in IL |
Use the specially designed Ink Dye Applicator Cube and avoid wasting your Ink Dye on rags, which only soak up your product and dry out! With the Ink Dye Applicator Cube, you can apply as much Ink Dye as needed, then seal and store it for later use! No wasting your Ink Dye!
The Applicator Cube is designed specifically to be used with the Ink Dyes and allows you to apply your color smoothly with no dripping or running. The Applicator uses a fine, soft surface that will not scratch or form streaks on your gourd.
Get an Ink Dye Value Pack or the Ink Dye Pro Pack and SAVE!!
Value Packs include 10 Ink Dye colors plus 10 Applicator Cubes, written instructions, and a 30-minute instructional DVD! Three great Value Packs to choose from:
Basic Colors Value Pack, Cool Colors Value Pack, or Warm Colors Value Pack
Just $70.98 each!
To order, use the drop down menu above!
For the avid gourder the Ink Dye Pro Pack is the way to go!
You get all 30 new colors, plus 30 Applicator Cubes, written instructions, and a 30-minute instructional DVD, regularly $235.55, Just $214.67!
Looking for old colors? Use the comparison chart below.
| If you liked |
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this new color ! |
| Mango |
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Burnt Orange |
| Green |
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Classic Green |
| Pinetree Green |
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Sage |
| Crimson Red |
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Deep Red |
| Port Red |
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Apple Red |
| Violet |
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Amethyst |
| Yellow |
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Classic Yellow |
| Cherry Red |
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Apple Red |
| Chestnut |
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Walnut |
| Blue |
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Aqua |
| Olive |
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Antique Gold |
| Ochre |
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Honey |
| Artprint Brown |
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Rich Mahogony |
| Brown |
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Medium Brown |
| Barn Red |
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Apple Red |
| Sepia |
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Walnut |
| Deep Black |
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Pure Black |
Still looking for the old colors? Click here