Showing posts with label oxide ink. Show all posts
Showing posts with label oxide ink. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 3, 2020

Watercolor and Distress Fun

Over the past couple of days I've been watching some Tim Holtz Q&A videosm and using some products that I've not really had the chance to play with. It's been so much fun!!  

I also took a virtual class with Altenew and we did some watercoloring and I couldn't wait to create another card using the techniques from the class. It was a lot of fun and really helps to get the creative juices flowing. 



I don't know about you but since I've been home for the last couple of month's I've noticed my creativity is starting to dry up and I'm having a hard time coming up with new things. 


I'm loving the fading of the blue watercolor on this card. It makes the flowers look like they are floating in water. 


I added some glitter from winx of stella but the picture doesn't do it justice. It's so pretty in person. 


This card is made using a stamped piece left over from the class I took.  I didn't like the way the sentiment stamped so set it aside. With using the oxide inks on here it helped mask what I didn't like. 


I, now, can't even tell what I didn't like lol.  I used the oxides on my craft mat and sprayed with water to get them moving. I then laid my cardstock piece in the mixture and then dried it. I repeated this several times so I could get a nice blend. 


After that was dry I sprayed a stencil with water and laid the wet area over my cardstock and "rubbed" off the excess ink and water with a paper towel. It gave me a great lift on the stencil and the texture created is wonderful. 


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