Moths and inkables

 

Hi there! I am here today with a journal spread that starts with inkables, so more inspiration for this month's challenge. 

I began by wiping a distress oxide ink pad across the bakewell inkable. I spritzed it with water then laid it onto the pages.

Next I smooshed some Rusty Hinge distress oxide over the top. 

When this was dry, I used the small butterfly easy frame innie to add some walnut stain distress oxide ink like a shadow. 

On a separate piece of card, I stamped the two middle-sized moths and coloured them using ecoline markers before cutting them out.  

I added some stamping using the same inks and the Journal Art Elements 3 stamp set. 

Finally I added the moths to the page using matte medium, along with a wordy sticker and a few white pen highlights to the moths.

I used:

Inkables: Big one Bakewell

Art Stamps: Moths stamp set

Butterfly easy frame - I used the smaller 4" one

Journal Art Elements 3 stamp set available in this bundle

Wordy Stickers

Distress oxide inks - I used Walnut Stain, Mermaid Lagoon and Rusty Hinge

Black versafine Clair ink

Ecoline markers

You have until Sunday Evening to enter the challenge so get those inkables out and have a play x

Thanks for looking! 

A sparkly daisy card

 

Hi There! I have a card for you today incorporating some embossing and some faux bleaching. Here's how I made it. 

I began by blending distress inks across a 6x4" piece of satin finish card. 

I used a dinkable from set 11 to add a little more of the Mermaid Lagoon ink 

Once this was dry, I gave it a wipe with an anti-static cloth before stamping the Doodle Art Daisy in Embossing ink and heat embossing it using white embossing powder. 

I painted the daisy with water and lifted the colour using a piece of paper towel. I also gently spattered across the abandoned coral ink and lifted the colour from there too. 

using the same distress inks I stamped the border and another worker stamp around the panel.

Using some metallic watercolour paints I added some paler colours to the daisy. 

I used the same Dinkable to add ink to two corners of an A5 base card. 

I layered the inky panel on to some coordinating paper and added it to the front of the card. 

Finally here's a close up of the shimmery paint on the daisy. 

I used:

Doodle Art Daisy stamp set

Dinkables - I used set 11

Distress inks - I used Abandoned Coral and Mermaid Lagoon

Embossing Ink

White embossing powder

Metallic paints

Satin finish card

A5 base card

Thanks for looking! 

Inkables Inspiration

Hi there! I am here with a simple card using stamps and inkables today. As our theme on the Bee Crafty Stamps Facebook group is to use inkables I thought this would provide a little inspiration.  Here's how I made it.
 

I began by blending rusty Hinge ink through a dinkable to create the background.

Next, I stamped the Doodle Art Cone Flower onto some watercolour paper  using Versafine Clair ink and cut it out. I coloured it using ecoline markers

Using some of the smaller stamps from the Coneflower set I added a little stamping around the edge of the card in Versafine Clair Strawberry ink.

Using the dotty stamp from the set, I added a little more to the background in Rusty Hinge Distress ink. 

I added the cone flower on 3d foam pads to the background along with a wordy sticker sentiment. I also added some white pen faux stitching. 

Here is the finished card again. 

I used:

Dinkables set #15

Doodle Art Cone Flower stamp set

Versafine Clair ink in Nocturne and Strawberry

Rusty Hinge Distress ink

Wordy Stickers 3B

White pen

Ecoline pens

3d foam pads

6x6 card

Thanks for looking!