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Think Not Ink Blot is a fun, mind bending monochrome spin on the famous Rorschach inkblot personality tests. What you see is what you perceive. Challenge your friends and family to Think Not Ink Blot and bring it home today. - Think Not Ink Blot
Let’s take a look at Diamine Green Black today. I purchased my bottle of ink from Cult Pens a few years ago.
Freehand drawing using black ink. Original artwork by Artist Rachel Maynard, © copyright 2016 All Rights Reserved. All images, art, text, copy, designs and/or files cannot be reproduced, shared, redistributed through any channel including digital or print
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Description Internal lights off this time. It was easier to photograph this way but lacking in interest a bit. If I told you how look it took to make, I'd be lying.
Welcome to our Technique Blog Hop! This month there are 12 of us highlighting ideas to use the new Distress Oxide inks. This blog hop is a great big circle so you can start wherever you want and continue through to see all the fabulous artwork incorporating this technique. If you are coming from Haley’s Blog, you are on the right track! My first card uses the distress oxide inks as a background under the Hearts Background Thin Cuts. I layered Picked Raspberry and Abandoned Coral distress inks under the thin cut and then all I had to do was add a sentiment as the inks and thin cut were the main stars of this card. Here’s a close up of the beautiful ombré look you get from blending the colours. I only used two colours but because they meet in the middle and blend together you can create even more colours. After I had made the first card, I had all of the little hearts left over so I decided to make another card! I simply stamped a sentiment all over to create a background in Smoothie ink, and then lightly blended the Abandoned Coral distress ink over the right hand corner to add some interest. Smoothie ink and cardstock goes so well with the Abandoned Coral distress ink! I then cut an envelope using the Mini Envelope Thin Cuts and filled it with some of the leftover hearts from my first card. Thanks for stopping by! Please continue onto Brandi’s Blog where you will find some additional artwork highlighting this technique! Be sure to leave a comment and let me know what you thought of my variation and happy hopping!
Hi bloggers! I started this sweet Easter card by selecting a piece of yellow dotty paper from the Dots 'N Stripes Paper Pad. I matted it in black and taped it to a piece of white card. I cut the Easter Bunny die in white, added a pink bow tie and coloured his ears and carrot. I added some white Fluffy Stuff to his tail and heated it until it puffed up. I seated him on the dotty paper with a piece of grass tuft under him. I cut the "Chip" The Chick in yellow and added a white eggshell to him. I cut the Signpost from the Easter Bunny die set in brown. I traced the lettering on the sign with a fine tipped pen and attached it behind the Chick. I added two sets of grass tufts with coloured eggs as an accent. I cut the Thing Spring sentiment out of both raspberry card and black card. I shadowed it and glued it to the top of the dotty strip. The card was completed with white mats and layers. The finished dimensions are 7" x 7" in size. And now the moment you have been waiting for! The winner of the March Die Release Collection is........................................................................................................................ ................................................Bucksgirl!!! Congratulations! Please email me at [email protected] to confirm your postal address and claim your prize. All for now, Sue x Follow my blog with Bloglovin
This past Saturday I crafted my day away at a Canadian version of PTI's Stamp-a-faire organized by my friend Dee. She along with some frie...
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( Jeff Abbott is a regular contributor at The Pen Addict. You can find more from Jeff online at Draft Evolution and Twitter . ) Pelikan Edelstein inks are usually highly regarded for their excellent qualities and colors, so I was pretty psyched to get a chance at their new 2015 ink — Amethyst .
