I have demonstrated how to use alcohol inks in a simple way to create beautiful and vibrant abstract effects. Material used: Brustro Alcohol, Copic & Pinata Inks

Smooshing is a fun watercolor technique where you “smoosh” the ink onto cardstock. This is a quick and fun way to experiment and create your own backgrounds for your cards! Click on the link for the tutorial. Card Craft // Card Ideas // Card Making // Card Design // Handmade Cards // Cards Handmade // Card Crafting

In today's videoI will show you how I created many backgrounds using Ranger/Tim Holtz Alcohol Inks. Then turn them into cards using the Alcohol Lift Ink Pad ...

Learn new ways to use alcohol inks and marker refills in this short cardmaking video tutorial. Try stained glass alcohol ink technique and alcohol ink smoosh...

Lately I've been making mostly birthday cards, and I always feel like I'm two steps behind; especially when it takes so long for cards to get where they're going these days. I totally understand why that is, and I'm trying to send them earlier and earlier. I sent my daughter a card to Iceland, and it took 5 weeks to get to her (I used to mail cards 2 weeks in advance for Iceland). Many places are now understaffed, and probably cards are not considered a top priority, so account for that when…

Learn two different techniques to marble paper at home with alcohol inks to use as beautiful cards, gift tags, and other creative media.

Hi everyone, I'm back after a bit of a break. Life was so busy that I had no time in the craft room.Still getting through a huge list of things I have to do but I'm feeling like I can cope a bit better now ! I was inspired by the challenge at Freshly Made Sketches for this layout. I've rotated the sketch so I hope that's ok. I used regular and pearl alcohol inks with blending solution on glossy card stock for the panel. I also spritzed some isopropyl alcohol lightly to get some more dotty…

Hello, welcome to my blog!! I want to start out by thanking everyone for the support and nice comments you all leave for me. I truly appr...

Hi, hello! Today is my first post over at Butterfly Reflections Ink blog! I am joining their Design Team for the next 4 months and I...