Lots of lovely new goodies
Years ago, I brought myself a Tim Holtz Walnut Stain Distress Ink pad - mainly because I liked the colour but also, I liked the look of the picture on the package. I got the ink pad home and started to read the instructions on the back. I commenced to scrunch my bit of paper and then wipe the ink pad across before ironing flat. It looked nothing like the picture and decided I didn't like it so it sat in the drawer.
Last month, the inkpad popped out from where it had been hidding and I was intrigued. These days I am a little more internet savvy and started searching "youtube". If only I read those instructions properly all those years ago - I would have realised I needed to add water to make it work!!!! I then fell in love with the technique and watched all sorts of videos to see what else I could do. I then preceeded to stock the shop with all these love items and more will come!
And here are a couple of cards!
I've had a lot of fun creating interesting backgrounds and love the fact that no two cards will ever be the same. For this card, I used Dusty Concord, Wild Honey & Fired Brick and using the blending tool by Ranger, I have gently added colours randomly to the card. For the water, I used Perfect Pearls Mist - Sunflower sparkle which has a beautiful gold shimmer. I then used the Walnut Stain to stamp the butterfly and flowers. The sentiment tag uses a resist technique and Wild Honey inkpad. On the butterfly I have used Rock Candy Crackle paint. Now it is just trying to get the video camera to work so I can show you how I made this card.
The Fired Brick and Peeled Paint Distress inks make great Christmas backgrounds and using the Perfect Pearls Mist, you add that extra sparkle. I just love the resist technique for stamping.
This gorgeous digital stamp was from the
craftuprint website. Click
here to see stamp!
Well that's all for now.
Happy Crafting.
Keeley
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