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Tuesday, February 14, 2012

Using Alcohol Inks and creating a resist technique in just 10mins!

Brought to you by Creative Moments, Yeovil www.your-creativemoments.co.uk you are shown in less than 10mins how to use alcohol inks with the felt applicator and to create a resist technique.

Saturday, December 31, 2011

Alcohol ink and resist technique with Tassy(UKl)

Wednesday, October 19, 2011

Alcohol inks Tips and Tricks

Substitutions:

Instead of blending solution you can use 70% alcohol

Instead of the purchased felt, buy a piece in the craft solution and cut it to size

# 10, #6 and some larger ones...

Place removable adhesive right on the nonstick craft mat, place items on it.

Stream, Raspberry and Caramel Alcohol inks.on the applicator

Stream first, then raspberry and caramel and pounce over and over....

Can alcohol ink first... then use glitz stickles... adds a nice shimmer

Can use just plain stickles on the washers too

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Tuesday, October 11, 2011

Weathered Wood with Distress Ink

Mar 12, 2010

Learn a simple technique using Ranger Tim Holtz Distress Ink to create an aged weathered wood background .

Ingredients

Ranger 15 x 18 Non-Stick Craft Sheet
Ranger Tim Holtz Distress Ink – (Broken China, Brushed Corduroy or Walnut Ink)
Ranger cut n’ Dry foam
Ranger Mini Mister
Ranger Jet Black Archival Ink
Ranger Heat-It Craft Tool
Stamps of your choice

Steps for Weathered Wood Background

Cut a small section of foam to use as a paint tool. Use you foam section to rub on felt pad of Distress Ink.
Rub sections of the inked pad (Corduroy or Walnut Ink) across the tag – to simulate a wood grain affect. Leave some sections blank without any ink – you will fill in with your second color. Let ink dry.
Use a clean section of your ink pad and load with your second color of Distress Ink (Broken China). Rub the color in the sections that have not been colored. It does not hurt to rub in some of your blue over your brown. Let Dry.
You can use a lighter color of brown to wipe over the entire card – Let Dry.
Stamp your images onto the tag. Start with a background stamp in a shade that is going to be lighter than your top image – You could use any of the brown shades.
Stamp your top layers in Jet Black Archival Ink

Filed Under: Technique and The Art District

Alcohol Ink Agates

Mar 12, 2010

Create the look with intricately colored agates on paper with Ranger Tim Holtz Adirondack Alcohol Inks.

Supplies

Ranger 15 x 18 Non-stick Craft Sheet
Ranger Tim Holtz Adirondack Alcohol Inks (various colors)
Ranger Tim Holtz Metallic Mixatives
Ranger Tim Holtz Blending solution
Ranger Tim Holtz Ink Applicator Tool
Ranger Jet Black Archival Ink
Ranger White Glossy Cardstock
Stamps – your choice
Ribbon
Adhesive
Manila Tag

Steps for Alcohol Ink Agates

Place glossy cardstock on to Non-Stick Craft Sheet
Apply 2 – 4 colors of Adirondack Alcohol Ink to felt piece attached to the Ink Applicator Tool. Ink tool by placing the nib of the bottle into the felt and give it a light 2 second squeeze
Shake Metallic Mixative and add a Small Drop to inked felt.
Pounce inked tool on to glossy cardstock
Repeat until entire background is covered with color – you may need to add more ink to Ink Applicator Tool
Apply Adirondack Blending solution to same ink tool and stamp over inked background to blend color.
Lightly shake Blending Solution on background to create “dots”
Stamp images with Archival Ink on Glossy Cardstock
Allow stamped images to dry
Adhere glossy cardstock to tag