Sing
Supplies:
Distress Ink - Ranger
Ink Blending Tool & Foams - Ranger
Distress Stickles - Ranger
Rubber Stamps - Alluring Impressions, Stampers Anonymous, SeeD's
Cardstock
Brads
Instructions:
1. Choose a nice background stamp and place it on your work surface. Ink various areas of the stamp with 2 or more colors of Distress Ink. Dab a little bit here and a little bit there until the entire image has been covered with ink.
2. Stamp the image on white cardstock.
3. Repeat steps one and two until you have either covered your cardstock for an all over effect or covered the desired area. For this example I stamped around the edges leaving the center open.
4. After the ink has dried, apply the corresponding color of Distress Stickles over the stamped images. Let the DS dry completely.
5. Once the glitter has dried ~ use your Ink Blending Tool to apply a highlight color to the remaining open areas of the cardstock. Applying the background color after you have stamped and Stickled the images let's you have both a nice smooth background color and bright distinctive multi color images!
This same technique can also be used for a monochromatic look as well. This bird was stamped, Stickled & inked in the same manor.
And here is what the finished card looks like....
Great look with very little additional effort!
Just think of the fun cards, scrapbook pages and other projects you can create using this method of stamping, Stickling & inking!
Absolutely gorgeous! I'll be trying that one :)
ReplyDeleteI love using different colors on the same stamp--one of my favorite techniques. The Stickles put it over the top, tho--beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the bird and the technique! Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeletewell u just gave me another great idea to try...ty ty ty ! cher
ReplyDeleteLove the card Roni. And I will be giving this technique a try. Really like the look.
ReplyDeleteElaine Allen
beautiful! I love it!
ReplyDeleteSandra
This is one of the most stunning projects you've done! I love it!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!
ReplyDeleteYou are just so creative!!! Tfs!
ReplyDeleteLove it! Thanks, again. :)
ReplyDeleteThis card is really beautiful. Love it. I am going to try this out right away. Congratulations on a wonderful blog.
ReplyDeleteJust love it! Gotta buy me some distress stickles now.
ReplyDeleteFabulous - love the colours and adore the textures.
ReplyDeleteI must try this out with my distress inks and improvise with my ordinary stickles.
Love it! And you're right...great effect with little extra effort!
ReplyDeleteRoni what a beautiful card! I love the word sing on the front. Just lovely.
ReplyDeleteHmmm, food for thought!
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