Here are some pictures to show you how and what I used on mine
First I didnt have the right paper, so I used shiny photo paper :)
I used 3 different Alcohol inks to start with . At the one end I added a few drops of Ginger, then Latte, and then caramel.
Next I added the copic refill of the colorless blender(just add it over all your colors on the pad, before you start dabbing), I didnt have the alcohol blending stuff for this so I had to make due with what I did have :)
Next I added the copic refill of the colorless blender(just add it over all your colors on the pad, before you start dabbing), I didnt have the alcohol blending stuff for this so I had to make due with what I did have :)
then I just started dabbing in different directions.
Once it looked like this, I added more Ginger and alcohol (copic colorless blending ) to the pad. You can find the Blending Tool here
Next I used the Distress Crackle paint. I added some to my tile and then dabbed some on the blending tool.
Then just dabb on the paper in different spots :)
You will then have a look like this! They will all look sooo different just mess around until you have the look you like :)
Next I used the Distress Crackle paint. I added some to my tile and then dabbed some on the blending tool.
Then just dabb on the paper in different spots :)
And there you have it!!! All done. You can try other colors, of course these are my first colors, so I will have to get others to try :)
Here is my card all done!
Here is my card all done!
All products used for this technique(not copic refill) can be found here at Pez-A-Doodle Designs!!!
Have fun, and hope you will try this fun technique :)
Hugs,
Cheryl
Too cute! Love what you did with the alcohol inks.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card. Aren't alcohol inks fun, fun, fun!!!??!! Your colours sounded good enough to eat.. ginger/latte/caramel.. *drool*
ReplyDeleteAnother absolutely fabulous card Cheryl and im loving what you have done with those alcohol inks. I have used this technique on acetate before, but not on normal card, will give it a go. I love the colours and that gorgeous tilda image too. You work always inspires me and the tutorial is fabulous hunny and very useful. Hope you are having a good week, its raining here today, but with no school its nice not to have to do the school run. Enjoy your evening, hugs Linda x
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great tutorial! Awesome card!! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great technique and a super cute card.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like lots of fun! I might have to try this! Your card is adorable!
ReplyDeleteI have never tried alcohol inks...I think I am missing something :o) Great job!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness that back ground is just incredible!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card and thanks for the tutorial!!
ReplyDeleteGreat technique, will definitely have to give this one a go. Love the magnolia image too, totally cute.
ReplyDeleteLooks great! I have not tried alcohol inks yet, but something I'd like to try in the future!
ReplyDeleteLove the Magnolia :)
Wow! This so beautfiul!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous background. I love using alcohol inks, but have never tried the crackle stuff. TFS.
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