By Melissa PhillipsA fresh and fruity, quick and easy, handmade card set complete with packaging.

Hello crafty friends. If you're a fan of alcohol inks, you'll be happy to know, we finally added all of the Tim Holtz alcohol inks to our ...

This tutorial shows you how to paint with alcohol inks on watercolor paper, with explanations of how it is different to yupo paper etc. Normally people don't...

I can hardly believe it's April already, although outside it's definitely feeling more springy. I blew off more things than I probably should have today, just to play outside with the girls. We played in the backyard, worked on our...

Quick Crafts - Here we have a great technique, for creating a stunning distressed background using stencils and elements inks 😍This technique and style of c...

Today I have a free tutorial that features Stampin' Up! Expressions in Ink Designer Series Paper and the Stitched Rectangles Dies.

Simply fill a dish with water, squeeze in some drops of ink - feel free to go wild - and swipe through some sheets of yupo paper. They're beautiful on their ...

Hi All! I know it's been a very long time since I last posted here on my blog, not even sure how many people still subscribe but here go...

Take your alcohol inks to the next level with this amazing technique. I share tons of tips to help you gain the confidence you need to try it for yourself! ?...

This card is my entry to Makeesha Byls' Inkspirations Sketch Challenge #20 which you can find at http://www.makeeshabyl.com.au/index.php/2010/03/26/inkspirations-sketch-challenge-20/ I was determined to break out of my comfort zone and use bright colours for this card but had the dilemma of not owning any bold bright ink pads. I've had to mix and match a bit, but I think this card looks suitably bright and cheery :)

Good morning! If you haven't been to Nichole Heady's blog for the last day or two, you might want to stop and see what's happening there! There are some fabulous challenges and chances to win great prizes. While I didn't turn in a favorite color combo, I thought I would post a simple card using some of my favorite PTI colors here today--Kraft, Cream, Sweet Blush, Aqua Mist, and Spring Moss. I used three different Papertrey Ink stamp sets, Flower Fusion #8, Tiny Tags, and Background Basics: Gingham. I also used two PTI dies, Tiny Tags and Flower Fusion #8. Some stamping, glitter, distressing, and stitching, and that's it--one more card for my stash!.Thanks for stopping by, and go PLAY in the Papertrey Ink challenges if you get a chance!

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Grab some of our new Alcohol Ink Paper and learn how to create beautiful alcohol ink backgrounds for handmade cards. Guest Designer Colleen from @colleenbali...

Geprägte Hintergründe sind super - aber manchmal ist es einfach zu viel wirres Muster, wenn man einfach nur ein bisschen Platz für einen Schriftzug braucht.

Hi card making friends and welcome back. Today I have a Moody Love Mixed Media Card to share with you as part of the Simon Says Stamp Smitten and Sweetheart Releases IG HOP. You want to hop on over to my INSTAGRAM Account and start the hop there, leaving a comment at each spot along visit the blog for details on how to create the Moody Love Mixed Media card using new card making supplies from Simon Says Stamp

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Tutorials - Ink Blend a Galaxy - Hi I'm here to share a YouTube video tutorial of how to create a very realistic galaxy background for your cards/projects. Many people who have watched this tutorial told me it was very helpful so I'd like to share it here. Blog post: https://thecraftbunnyblog.wordpress....lend-a-galaxy/

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So I've always loved a good galaxy scene, but hadn't really tackled the Northern Lights look. I decided to make two cards, because once y...