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Here is my mix:

4 drops of Blue gouache.

5 drops of Higgins Eternal black ink.

10 drops of water to make it runny.

I used this mix in a Noodler's Ahab, but only for 10 minutes or so, I didn't want to ruin my pen, but it is good for special projects if you do not have a dip pen (I heard you can use a Brause nib in an Ahab ;) ).

Using 80gm paper, it has some shading, little bit of bleed,no feathering.

I had railroading but that might be the pen, it keeps up when speed writing, no skiping at all.

I call it:

ETERNAL PLUMBAGO.

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I do not know how to "use" this section of FPN. Am I to believe that there is only ONE mixture that uses Sailor inks? Seems very strange! C. S.

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Gee ----- All of this is too complicated for me to understand! All I wanted was a suggestion on what would be a good color to mix with Apache Sunset. ----- Something like, 2/3 A. Sunset, and 1/3 blue ink! ----

C. S.

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so these are fusions not necessarily recipes. I prefer the scratch method, looking forward to experimenting with others. 

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