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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;LaCointessa, post: 3298147, member: 87186&quot;]I just as looking up and reading about &quot;intaglio&#039; the other day after another well known CTer used the term.&nbsp; Now I will have to go reread and see if it applies to this effect you are describing.&nbsp; I wish I did not have to earn a living - I would be glad to simply look up stuff all day and learn.&nbsp; But, alas. . .&nbsp; back to the old grindstone for now. </p><p><br /></p><p>P.S. Thanks a heap [USER=78298]@Michael K[/USER] ! Now you have me wondering what it is about the combination of cotton and linen that makes it impervious to ink seepage. I am remembering printing (with inkjet printer) with pigment inks onto cotton and linen (never a blend though) and having some instance of ink seeping through to the reverse side of the sheet depending on the level of saturation I selected on the printer. Just an aside. Actually, I like having interesting questions to look up.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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