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Posted By: Julie Vognar
because the black back is water soluable. Also, the black mack is on a thin sheet of paper, which may loosen from the rest of the card. You can take a soft cloth, wet it, and rub gently to remove scrapbook residue--as long as you don't get the black too wet. |
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