Someone asked me recently how I used my Pumice Distress Ink. She had bought it with high hopes but was disappointed how it looked when she tried to use it. Soooo I told her I would try to come up with a few examples of it in action to maybe spur her on to use it.
This first example was created by simply stamping it on grey cardstock. As you can see by using the Pumice Distress Ink the images yield a ghostly image in the background. While they are visible they don't over shadow the sentiment or Mr. Bones. I also stamped the "angry eyes" with Pumice as well....peeking over the sentiment...just as a ghost would be if only partially manifested.
I also used the Inkssentials White Pigment Pen to highlight the bones surrounding the edge of the card and to give Mr. Bones a bit more definition.
All stamps are 3rd Coast Rubber Stamps.
Tomorrow I will have a different way to use the Pumice Distress Ink...
we'll be making stones!
Roni -
ReplyDeleteI love how this looks. Thanks for the ideas, great tips.
Elaine Allen
That looks great! I love the white pen highlights.
ReplyDeleteGreat card!
ReplyDeleteI use Pumice Stone over Weathered Wood to make gray. I like Weathered Wood for a denim-y look. That's a creepy looking card that is amazing in all the detail!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great example~thank you Roni!
ReplyDeleteThis is the best Halloween card I've ever seen! Love the way the Pumice DI has that ghostly look! I know a granddaughter that would flip over this! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletePumice is such a useful colour and use mine a lot :)
ReplyDeleteLOVE IT Roni! I actually have the Pumice Distress ink pad and, although I thought I would use it a lot, I almost never do. Now I have a new way to get creative with it.
ReplyDeleteI really like the effect!
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