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This fabulous rainbow birthday cards uses some of my favorite ink colors, and was super duper easy to put together. I first heat embossed this fun triangle background in clear embossing powder. Then I used Gina K ink cubes to blend on a beautiful rainbow. I tend to start with the lightest color because I […] Read more…
Distress Oxide inks are really easy to blend. The result isn’t as bright as regular distress inks, but is still wonderful nonetheless. I started by blending Distress Oxide inks to make the sunset. Then I used my MISTI to stamp on the forest in crisp black ink. Then I stamped my sentiment on and the […] Read more…
This one layer card makes a big impact with minimal supplies. I used one color of ink, and then blended it on the card front for an ombre effect. I used these ink blending brushes first, then for heavier coverage I switched to these ink blending tools. Then I used these brush pens to […] Read more…
For this card, I used this masking paper to cut out a circle. I used the negative part to frame out where I wanted to hand letter. I wrote “I love you to the moon and back.” Then I removed the negative part of the mask, and put the positive part on (the circle), and […] Read more…
I had some leftover chevron masking paper this previous card and decided to use it for this birthday card. This time I wanted to create a unique pattern with the leftover masks. Then I blended some distress inks over top of the masks. With such a busy background, I wanted to keep the sentiments simple. […] Read more…