Tone On Tone Ink Blending W Stencil Today's card shows tone on tone ink blending with stencils and distress oxide inks. more details below.direct blog post bit.ly 2dsel45another examp. I’ve been having a lot of fun with gina k. designs’ a big hello card kit and today i’ve got another project featuring some very simple inking techniques! this card features simple tone on tone inking over a stencil, as well as some two toned stamping thanks to some help from my misti stamp positioned and a tiny […].
Flora Stencil Tone On Tone Ink Blending Pink And Main Blog I love the beautiful gradation of color with the bright pops of colorful hearts on this pretty valentine card from mindy eggen. she’ll show you how to do a tone on tone ink blending technique using stencils over on her blog, click here to check out her video. heather. Written by michelle february 19, 2022. hello there, michelle here, and today i have two quick and easy tags to share with you using tone on tone stamping and ink blending. i am creating tags today for my terrific tags with michelle series, but you could create anything with this technique – cards, scrapbook pages, art journals, bookmarks. A video tutorial sharing a tone on tone stamping and ink blending technique to use on your handmade cards!! more information can be found on my blog: https:. Add pink at the tips and the teal at the base of the flowers and use a wet paintbrush to blend them together. allow them to dry and add more layers, if desired. add blue to 2 of the flowers. allow all the flowers to completely dry and then cut out using the coordinating die. add some gold ink splatters to the background.
Tone On Tone Ink Blending W Stencil A video tutorial sharing a tone on tone stamping and ink blending technique to use on your handmade cards!! more information can be found on my blog: https:. Add pink at the tips and the teal at the base of the flowers and use a wet paintbrush to blend them together. allow them to dry and add more layers, if desired. add blue to 2 of the flowers. allow all the flowers to completely dry and then cut out using the coordinating die. add some gold ink splatters to the background. In the past i’ve loved to do tone on tone ink blending by increasing the ink intensity on the second blend through a stencil. however, for this card, i slightly altered the color placement to achieve a new look! i used only four colors of ink for a full rainbow spectrum: rose, sunbeam, mist, and violet. i also used flannel ink to add a shadow. To change it up a bit, i applied the same colors through the layered stencils slightly offset so that i’d get a varied colorful look! such a subtle change in blending, but an awesome look! to finish off the card, i used a “hello” diecut from simon’s hello beautiful gorgeous die set. stencil month 2024 day 1 offset color ink blending.
Quick And Easy Tone On Tone Stamping And Ink Blending In the past i’ve loved to do tone on tone ink blending by increasing the ink intensity on the second blend through a stencil. however, for this card, i slightly altered the color placement to achieve a new look! i used only four colors of ink for a full rainbow spectrum: rose, sunbeam, mist, and violet. i also used flannel ink to add a shadow. To change it up a bit, i applied the same colors through the layered stencils slightly offset so that i’d get a varied colorful look! such a subtle change in blending, but an awesome look! to finish off the card, i used a “hello” diecut from simon’s hello beautiful gorgeous die set. stencil month 2024 day 1 offset color ink blending.
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