Thank you. I am so glad I was on the right track with photo paper. I just had a stab in the dark thinking it might work...I was not using the blending solution....must get handyman to open the bottle while he is here....it defeated me. And will get some rubbing alcohol when I go out. I had not picked that the flowers were die cut.....silly me thought they were beautifully hand coloured....still beautiful but different method. I really do love both those cards.
So gorgeous! Just an FYI: you can make your own alcohol ink blending solution by adding a few drops of glycerin to 91% rubbing alcohol. The blending solution sold by Ranger is not strictly alcohol-it includes glycerin which helps slow down the drying time and helps the colored inks move around more fluidly. Yours are amazing!!! Thank you for sharing!
Turned out beautiful!!! Looks like fun also!! I just got some glossy photo paper...using the white embossing powder is perfect for this!!! Thank you for sharing!! 🦋
What beautiful cards. Thank you so much for sharing. Do you have a video where you show the entire die cutting and application as well? I’d love to see that.
Yesterday when I saw your cards on Instagram and quickly came to see if there was a video and there wasn't but I am so HAPPY that there is one now!!! Wonderful techniques! Beautiful cards!!! Thanks for sharing@
Hi, thank you for your colouring techniques, the cards have come out really lovely, but iam having a lot of trouble finding rubbing alcohol, in australia, but i do have blending solution, so iam off to try this now, and have some fun. Thanks erin b
It's surgical spirit here, or you can buy the alccohol on amazon and ebay, reason the shops don't have it is because it has to be kept behind counter and not enough money in it for them.
Beautiful!! Do you think you could use ink on pottery....like large pots for plants or clay vases? I’ve wondered if it would look dull or if it would work.
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Thank you. I am so glad I was on the right track with photo paper. I just had a stab in the dark thinking it might work...I was not using the blending solution....must get handyman to open the bottle while he is here....it defeated me. And will get some rubbing alcohol when I go out. I had not picked that the flowers were die cut.....silly me thought they were beautifully hand coloured....still beautiful but different method. I really do love both those cards.
So gorgeous! Just an FYI: you can make your own alcohol ink blending solution by adding a few drops of glycerin to 91% rubbing alcohol. The blending solution sold by Ranger is not strictly alcohol-it includes glycerin which helps slow down the drying time and helps the colored inks move around more fluidly. Yours are amazing!!! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks so much Kathya - that’s great info about the glycerin - will definitely try it & see the effect xx 👍🏼👍🏼😁
Thank you for finally a different way to use alcohol ink. Great video and thank you for sharing.
Turned out beautiful!!! Looks like fun also!! I just got some glossy photo paper...using the white embossing powder is perfect for this!!! Thank you for sharing!! 🦋
Thanks Cheryl - yes was fun - forgot to mention wear gloves though!!
Turned out beautiful! Excited to play around with this. Thanks for sharing:)
Thanks Rhonda - its fun and you can get lots of different effects every time :-)
What beautiful cards. Thank you so much for sharing. Do you have a video where you show the entire die cutting and application as well? I’d love to see that.
I love doing this. I use glossy cardstock. Your cards are beautiful.
Thanks Stefanie xx :)
Very pretty. Thank you for sharing your technique and knowledge.
Love the eggplant on craft card stock!
Two lovely cards, thank you for sharing. Happy New year!
Thanks Sharon xx Happy new year to you too!
Yesterday when I saw your cards on Instagram and quickly came to see if there was a video and there wasn't but I am so HAPPY that there is one now!!! Wonderful techniques! Beautiful cards!!! Thanks for sharing@
Thanks Tiffany - glad you enjoyed it! xx :-)
The cards are lovely. Thanks for sharing this technique. Happy New Year
Thanks so much Tracy xx
Nice technique, thanks for sharing...
Hi, thank you for your colouring techniques, the cards have come out really lovely, but iam having a lot of trouble finding rubbing alcohol, in australia, but i do have blending solution, so iam off to try this now, and have some fun. Thanks erin b
Thanks Erin - yes, the blending solution gives pretty much an identical result! xx Hope you had fun!
Thank you for the inspiration! Happy New Year! ✨🎈❤️
Thanks so much Sushan xx Happy new year!! :-)
Love this so pretty.. must have a go. Here in the UK it's really hard to get rubbing alcohol.
Thank Sally. Is that so? wonder why? might be just as easy to order some blending solution then xxx
It's surgical spirit here, or you can buy the alccohol on amazon and ebay, reason the shops don't have it is because it has to be kept behind counter and not enough money in it for them.
LoveArts thanks for the info! xx
Great demonstration thanks😊
Thanks Jennifer xxx Glad you enjoyed it - was quick but just wanted to give to general idea :-)
Gorgeous! I really like that you die-cut the leaves from the Kraft paper, too. Wishing you the happiest new year. :o)
Thanks so much xx - needed some leaves and these were quick & easy hehe!
Gorgeous!
Absolutely gorgeous..!!!
Thanks so much Pri xx :) ❤️
Very pretty!
Thanks Ruth x :-)
Beautiful!! Do you think you could use ink on pottery....like large pots for plants or clay vases? I’ve wondered if it would look dull or if it would work.
I'm not sure - know very little about pottery but I love experiments - give it a go & let me now :-)!!
gorgeous!
Thanks Lori xx
I am resisting buying comics....but guess Altenew markers would have the same effect....have all of them
Yes Glenice - any alcohol marker will work :-)