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Decisions! Decisions!

 

Try to keep our Noodler's Viooet Vote Periwinkle Edition as a regular item or shal we let it ride as truly a fluke. There are 3 bottles of Peri left. I need to discuss this with Nathan. Years ago there was a demand for periwinkle because it was *hot* color in wedding stationery. Not so sure there is still a huge demand for it. Talk to me about it!

 

Sam

Just found this thread and I was interested in Noodler's Periwinkle.

But this Violet Vote sounds like a winner.

I just went to your site and it was out of stock.

Any idea when it will be back in stock?

Thanks

Joe

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Just found this thread and I was interested in Noodler's Periwinkle.

But this Violet Vote sounds like a winner.

I just went to your site and it was out of stock.

Any idea when it will be back in stock?

Thanks

Joe

Sadly what they had was a single limited batch. As far as I know now, Noodler's has no plans to make more. If you are interested in this ink and want it to be a regular run, you should email pendemonium and/or Noodler's . (May do more good to email pendemonium) and let them know.

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Just found this thread and I was interested in Noodler's Periwinkle.

But this Violet Vote sounds like a winner.

I just went to your site and it was out of stock.

Any idea when it will be back in stock?

Thanks

Joe

 

If you're speaking of Violet Vote, they'll be getting it back in once the manufacturing with the new dyes is complete. It can take some time, but keep checking back periodically. Violet Vote and Legal Lapis are going to be sticking around a while, I think.

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If you're speaking of Violet Vote, they'll be getting it back in once the manufacturing with the new dyes is complete. It can take some time, but keep checking back periodically. Violet Vote and Legal Lapis are going to be sticking around a while, I think.

 

Ah yes. Violet Vote will be coming back in stock. But it won't be this Periwinkle color. It'll be regular Violet Vote - which is a nice purple. I should clarify the periwinkle version of Violet Vote was a single batch. If you want that one, email pendemonium to see if they can convince Noodler's. If you want regular violet vote, then it's just a matter of waiting until Nathan Tardiff of Noodler's makes some more.

http://stubblefield.me Inks Available for Sample Exchange: Noodler's Black, Blue Black, Apache Sunset, Private Reserve Black Cherry, Sherwood Green, Tanzanite, Velvet Black, De Atramentis Aubergine, J. Herbin Lie de The, 1670 Rouge Hematite, Bleu Ocean, Lamy Turquoise, Rohrer & Klingner Salix, Sheaffer Skrip Blue-Black, OS Red Rubber Ball, Parker Quink Blue (India version)

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