How to Remove Ink Stains from a Purse Lining
To remove mild ink stains from a purse lining, start by pulling as much of the lining out of the purse as you can. Then, dip a clean cloth into a small amount of soap, like laundry detergent or dishwashing liquid, and dab at the stain with the cloth. Next, use another clean cloth dipped in water to dab the ink stain again. Repeat the process until the stain goes away before allowing the lining to dry and placing it back inside the purse.
Turn the lining out of the purse as much as you can.  Place several layers of paper towels or a clean cloth under the part of the lining with the spot.  Spray some hairspray directly on the ink spot. If the lining does not pull out of the purse so much, or if you are concerned about getting hairspray on other parts of the purse, you can also spray the hairspray on a Q-tip and rub the stain with it. Dab at the treated spot with a dry cloth or paper towels.  Dab at the spot with a sponge, Q-tip or cloth dipped in clean water.  Repeat the process until the ink stain disappears. You may have to do the process several times in order to get the stain off completely. Let the purse lining air dry.  Turn the lining out of the purse as much as you can.  Dip a cotton ball in rubbing alcohol.  Rub the cotton ball gently over the stain. If the ink stain is a bit stubborn, you can also saturate it directly in alcohol for about 30 minutes. Blot the spot with a sponge, paper towel or cloth dampened with clean water.  Repeat the process until the ink stain disappears.  Let the purse lining air dry.  Turn the lining out of the purse as much as you can.  Pour a small amount of mild dish washing liquid or laundry detergent into a dish.  Dab the detergent at the ink stain with a clean cloth.  After, blot the spot with another cloth dipped in clean water.  Repeat the process until the ink stain disappears.  Let the purse lining air dry.  
Turn the lining out of the purse as much as you can. Place several layers of paper towels or a clean cloth under the part of the lining with the spot. Spray some hairspray directly on the ink spot. Dab at the treated spot with a dry cloth or paper towels. Dab at the spot with a sponge, Q-tip or cloth dipped in clean water. Repeat the process until the ink stain disappears. Let the purse lining air dry. Turn the lining out of the purse as much as you can. Dip a cotton ball in rubbing alcohol. Rub the cotton ball gently over the stain. Blot the spot with a sponge, paper towel or cloth dampened with clean water. Repeat the process until the ink stain disappears. Let the purse lining air dry. Turn the lining out of the purse as much as you can. Pour a small amount of mild dish washing liquid or laundry detergent into a dish. Dab the detergent at the ink stain with a clean cloth. After, blot the spot with another cloth dipped in clean water. Repeat the process until the ink stain disappears. Let the purse lining air dry. 