Ink blending cards

5 ways with Ink Blending Brushes by UK Stampin Up Deonstrator Sarah Phelan from Sarah's Stampin Retreat using the Blending Brushes from Stampin Up

Happy Wednesday, all! I’ve received multiple questions recently about the differences between Distress Ink and Distress Oxide Ink when it comes to ink blending. So today I thought I would try ink blending with the same colors in each ink formula. (Wondering what I used in this video? Everything is linked to multiple sources in

Hello, welcome to my blog! I'm having fun creating backgrounds with ink blending lately! Today's card project is creating an ombre effect,...

Welcome back, creative friends! I have a few colorful cards to share. These cards feature a silhouette stamping technique- basically stamping your images using blacks and greys instead of colors! T…

It’s Blog Hop day for the Lucky to Know You release from Simon Says Stamp! If you’re new to my blog, welcome! I’m so glad you’ve stopped by! I’m featuring two new products for this project: the Happy Birthday dies and the Daisy Bouquet Stencil. FIRST THINGS FIRST: While supplies last, take your pick of […]

Hello, welcome to my blog! I have two cards to share with you today. I love ink blending but for these cards I took it just a step further. Both were done the same way using the same colors, but the fun of this layering ink technique is that no two cards will look the same! I began with Bristol Smooth white card stock, and added a light layer of inking in Twisted Citron and Tumbled glass Distress Oxide inks. Next I stamped and embossed clear the leaf images over the inked panel. Lastly, I…

Oxide inks, Pinkfresh Studio die, Penny Black sentiment.

My TOP 20 Favorite Distress Oxide Ink Blending Combos Having played with ink combos for Distress Oxide Inks for some time now, I have some favorite color combos. I was looking for a way to catalogue them to have them handy and I came up with this: My Top 20 Favorite Distress Oxide Ink

Silhouette Cards - Stampin with Anita

Use the Stampin' UP! Daisy Garden background stamp in black ink as a focal point of this Ink Blending simple birthday card!

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Hello, crafty friends!! welcome back to another installment of Step Up Your Cardmaking!! Today, I'll show you how to stretch your stash and use a square stencil on a slimline card!!

Learn 4 tips to use blending brushes on patterned paper for your diy cards. This stamping technique is made easy with the new 2021 Stampin Up blending brushes which are great value and quality. I have used them to create this handmade birthday card, sure to wow any recipient. Claire Daly, Stampin Up Demonstrator, Melbourne, Australia.

Today's video is long over due! Today I'm bringing you an introduction to Gina K Designs inks and how to create smooth blends for your cards. I also went through Gina's videos over the past year and collected a bunch of different color combinations that she has used. In the video, I'll be taking a…

Gina K Designs Water Droplets Stencil

Using a simple masking stencil, create a pretty blended background and top with a die cut and sentiment for a cheery birthday card. #birthdaycard #simplebirthdaycard #inkblending

Hi everyone! I have been experimenting today with a new filming set up and did a little test video. I love how the card turned out so much that I decided to post the video. I apologize I do not have a voiceover for it but I hope you still enjoy the card and the … Continue reading VIDEO: Rainbow Ink Blending

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Hi Everyone I shared a card on the Simply, Sweet Poppy Stencils Group on Facebook yesterday and was asked how I did it so I thought I’d ...

Hello, all! Welcome back for Day 21 of the Holiday Card Series! Today I have a fun card made with snowflake stamps (I can’t resist a good snowflake) and emboss resist! I used the Intricate Snowflakes stamp set from Stampendous for this card. (Wondering what I used in this video? Everything is linked to multiple ...