Sentences with phrase «with permanent ink»

If you bring any personal items, we may write your family name on the items with permanent ink.

But in many others, they're collecting dust with permanent ink on them.

By masking her scars with permanent ink, she's rebranding herself.

When glass marked with permanent ink is slowly dipped in water, the writing lifts off the glass and floats intact atop the water.

Lydia had to idea to stamp cloth diapers with permanent ink to turn them into burp cloths and we found the perfect set from Yellow Owl Workshop, a farm stamp collection that was a nod to Beth's horse - riding, Iowa roots.

And lots of women choose to memorialize their breastfeeding relationship with some permanent ink.

Many of her collage works are constructed from paper segments hand - dyed with permanent inks, watercolors, acrylics, and aniline dyes, and often washed several times to create richly saturated paper.

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My idea is to sell personalized sporting equipment with a person's name or whatever they want written on a basketball or football in permanent ink in the font of their choosing through the internet.

It's best to label with a permanent waterproof pen so the ink stays in place when storing or thawing.

Tattoos are permanent designs, pictures or other markings made on the skin by pricking the skin and staining it with an indelible ink.

In a paper notebook, that means using a hardbound notebook with sequentially numbered pages, permanent ink, and dated entries.

A permanent ink can be mixed with a non-permanent ink to influence the properties of the printed material and make it more or less porous, for instance.

Let it be written in permanent ink that Dante Ferretti will be nominated for spearheading the film's Art Direction, a nomination he'll share with set decorator Francesca Lo Schiavo.

The latest update includes Achievements from The Lost and Damned, suggesting that the rumored $ 50 million deal that Microsoft inked with Rockstar for Xbox 360 exclusivity isn't completely permanent.

John Ruskin, The Garden of San Miniato near Florence, 1845, watercolor and pen and black ink, heightened with white gouache, over graphite on wove paper laid down on thick, white paper, Patrons» Permanent Fund, 1991.88.1