Hello everyone!
Today I have another Christmas card featuring products from the latest holiday release.
Since I had my alcohol inks out from my last post, I decided to play with the new Alcohol Lift Ink for my card today.
I inked a piece of Yupo paper with various green alcohol inks and made a stamp by die cutting the Pine Wreath from a piece of fun foam. I adhered the die cuts to a clear acrylic block using repositionable adhesive.
I inked the stamp with the alcohol lift ink and stamped into the inked background. The great thing about this ink is that you can now stamp the image onto cardstock. I wiped the ink from the background to remove the ink to reveal your stamped image. Tim Holtz has a great video showing how to use this ink pad.
You can see the stamped image to the right of the picture ( always clean the ink off your stamp before you apply the ink again, otherwise you will transfer the color to your ink pad). I will be using that background for another card.
I die cut a circle in the middle of the inked card front and adhered it to a white cardstock mat.
Using red cardstock I die cut the pine wreath about 5 times and glued the branches around the circle opening.
I stamped, colored, and die cut the bunny and adhered it to the center of the circle.
The sentiment was stamped and embossed on a strip of red cardstock and glued to the front of the card.
Thanks for stopping by today!
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Fabulous, love this. I recently used the alcohol lift and it’s great..x
So very adorable! Love the bunny – she’s sweet!
Awesome background!
Question? Would you so kindly tell me the 4th color of green ink, the color seems to b written in a foreign language.
Thank you! Love the idea of using the foam to color and cut!
Hi Nancy, I’m sorry I just saw your question. I had several bottles of ink that had no color listed on the label. I looked at the ranger color chart and the only color it might be is botanical. I’m sorry I can’t be more helpful!
Thanks!
Thanks!