XoreArtCraft Rainbow Finger Ink Pads, Set of 6 DIY Multicolor Craft Stamp Pads for Kids Washable 24 Colors

The media could not be loaded. I just ordered them to try them out for a business idea and so far the ink mats aren’t dry like I’ve read but if they dry out I’m sure a little moisture added to them would work for a little but also keeping them in a cool place and covered. I’m excited to use them.

Definitely easy clean up. I got these for a bunch of rubber stamps I got my kids. I was worried about them arriving a bit dried out since it's so hot here during the summer, but they came nice and moist with the ink! We love the multicolored pads, hoping to do some finger stamping soon too!

The darker colors work but the lighter colors don't. Tested on white paper and no matter how hard I tried the lighter colors don't work. Takes a while to dry. They are okay for now but I will look for better ones.

I'll be honest and wasn't sure what to expect since these stamp pads were so affordable, but I've been really impressed. I love that each pad has multiple colors. We've used this for a few fingerprint projects for thank you cards, etc. and it has been really easy to use. The colors are also really pretty and the ink comes off my toddler's fingers easily.

The ink pads were not very moist. Bought these as a class set and they only lasted one art project.

Haven’t used the brown ink pad but have used all the others. Give a pretty ombré to stamps. Sometimes if the stamp is smaller you lose the effect, especially with the blue one. But otherwise I’m happy with them. Had them for a few months and I have not had any issues with the ink drying out.

These pads are great for kids craft projects. My 4 years old daughter loves to make handprint art and these ink pads work great, are easy to clean, last many projects, and are a great value. Five stars!!!

I bought these stamp pads to use in my speech classroom, for a project. Sadly, after 2 groups, or 6 students, the frequently used colors were all dried out. This was even after I ensured students capped the stamp pads when not in use, and I capped the pads between groups. Unfortunately, the main colors dried out after a few groups, and the following groups had to use markers. I ended up stowing the stamp pads away completely after those first few groups, and they likely won't be used again.

The ink does not dry , stays wet and smears on your art project.