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

Friday, April 19, 2013

Colored Candles

You might remember that we moved into a different house last Fall. In getting the house ready, I realised the white candles along the fireplace needed some color. I got my trusty alcohol inks out and got to work on the candles.


Here is a short 4 minute video explaining how I colored them.


My candles were old and have battle scars where our cats have knocked them over on several different occasions, but with a little ink, they look pretty good. (at least from a distance...LOL)

Saturday, February 4, 2012

Cross Cards


I have been playing with my pain patches again. I ddded alcohol inks, then embossed them. 
(Cuttlebug  Musical Flourish and Tiffany in picture above) Then I went over the raised areas by rubbing a black pigment ink pad directly over the embossed portions. When I wipe the black ink off with a baby wipe, the black ink takes the alcohol ink underneath it away. The silver foil shines through and creates a really cool effect.


I also made a new cross cut file. I got the inspiration from a tattoo style cross. It is hard to see all the detail in the silver foil paper. Here is a picture of the cross.
You can download it here.

Here are a few more cards I made.


The panel on the left side is what the foil paper looks like when it has been inked and embossed. I used a Sizzix TH Texture Fade there. It gives a wonderful deep impression.


I used the same Texture Fade folder on the background here. I embossed the blue card stock then wiped the top with a silver chalk ink. I edged the embossed panel with a cool new Prismacolor Metallic Silver  pen. It covered the area perfectly even though it was uneven from the embossing. 
I used a Cuttlebug folder. Grace's Frame, around the sentiment.

I think I have given the sentiment out before, but here it is again if anyone wants it. You can right click it and save it to your computer then open it in a picture editing program.