If the sharp mouth of rubber stamp transfer water can't be opened, we can cut it with scissors or poke it with a needle. When using transfer water, drop it on the printed pattern, then stick it on the rubber brick, and finally cover it with a hard object to press it, or scrape it with coins across the plastic bag.
If the sharp mouth of the rubber stamp transfer water we buy can't be opened, we can cut it directly with scissors or poke it with a needle. But when we cut this sharp mouth, we should pay attention not to cut it too big.
When we usually use transfer water, we can first drop it on the printed pattern, stick it on the rubber brick after the pattern on the paper is soaked, and then cover it with a hard object to press it, or scrape it with coins across a plastic bag.
Because the use methods of different transfer water are slightly different, we can take a careful look at which of the above methods is written in the manual before buying the transfer water, so as not to paste the pattern or fail to transfer during transfer.