Elevate your card designs using ink pad tricks
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- čas přidán 12. 04. 2024
- Welcome back to another fun video. Today we're playing with our inkpads to get the most from our supplies. You can find the supplies used in this video below
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Simon Says Ink: shrsl.com/4hmme
Distress Oxide Ink: shrsl.com/4hmmi
Gina K Mini Ink Cubes: shrsl.com/4hmmj
Concord & 9th Ink: shrsl.com/4hmmm
Heat It Tool: shrsl.com/4hmmt
GlassBoard Mat: amzn.to/4428g8f
Stencil Film: amzn.to/3VX4cV1
Gina K. Blending Brushes: shrsl.com/4hmn9
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My goal this year is to get the most out of my supplies. I hope you enjoy today's video.
I have never thought to do a bokeh technique with different colors like that. Really cool! I've always done it by stamping or stenciling with white pigment ink over a colored background. I may have to try your way - it just looks so neat. I also like the ink smooshed watercolor ombre background. I've done ombre, I've done ink smooshing, I've done watercolor ombre/gradient. But again, I've never done it by "stamping" the ink pads to a non-porous surface, spraying it with water, & smooshing the watercolor paper on top. Thank you for sharing all these techniques, Christina. Take care, & have a fantastic day! :)
This is a great video. Thanks for sharing these techniques. I am eager to try them.
Love these ideas. Thank you!
Great ideas I have the heat tool and it does also heat embossing just fine
Great video, thank you!
Yeah. I was the first like!!!!
Great techniques! Do you have a link for the Bristol card stock?
I usually pick it up at Michael’s or hobby lobby when they have the sketch books on sale.