Tag Archive for ‘Alcohol Inks’

Recycled pastic bag card

  Making cards with recycled materials is such a fun idea.  When I saw this challenge, I decided that I would use a plastic shopping bag in some way.   I have so many of them and there are only so many I need to re-purpose for rubbish.  I knew I wanted to colour the plastic with [...]

Holiday Blizzard Project – Autumn Leaves Pencil Cup

Welcome Autumn and Happy Thanksgiving!  As a certified custom framer working at Michaels Arts and Crafts, I see a lot of frames.  Some made of wood, metal and even acrylic (such as those box frames).   I can’t tell you how many times I’ve restocked the little swivel photo pencil cups and never gave any thought [...]

Holiday Blizzard Project-Small Ornament

By: Chris M Herrmann, Artistic Guide Finished size: 1.50″ x 1.50″ Supplies: Stamps: Holiday Ornament (Another Stamp Company) Ink: Adirondack Alcohol Inks Collection (Ranger)      Bottle      Cranberry  Distress Embossing Ink (Ranger) Claudine Helmuth’s White Studio Paint (Ranger) Other: HeatIt Craft tool  Superfine Gold Embossing Powder (Ranger) 2 pieces of 1.50″ x 1.50″ Memory Glass  [...]

Thanksgiving Card for the Adventurer

Polished Stone Bountiful Thanksgiving Card By: Jennifer Willis, Artistic Guide Finished card size: 5.5″ x 4.25″ Supplies: Stamps: Hope you have…Thanksgiving (MSE!) Paper: Gold Harvest Paper (Stampin’ Up!) Cream Card Stock (Unknown) Wax Paper (Reynolds) Ink: Brilliance – Graphite Black (Tsukineko) Alcohol Inks: (Ranger)      Butterscotch      Raisin      Cranberry      Gold Mixative Other: Collage [...]

Fairy Crown for the Discoverer

Fairy Crown By: Sue Trembeth, Artistic Guide Finished Card Size: 4.5″ x 5.5″ Midsummer’s Eve is the celebration of the summer solstice and is the longest day of the year. It is a time when magic is most powerful and the barrier between this world and the fairy world grows thin. My projects celebrate Midsummer’s Eve and [...]

Alcohol Inks and Resists for the Adventurer

Being Grateful Card By: Marcia Mattos, Artistic Guide  Finished card size: 7 x 5.5″ Supplies: Stamps: Pollen Dust (Fancy Pants Designs) Sentiment Stamp (The Angel Company)    Ink: Not Quite Navy Dye Ink Pad (Stampin’ Up!) Denim Alcohol Ink (Ranger Industries) Lettuce Alcohol Ink (Ranger Industries) Peeled Paint Distress Ink (Ranger Insustries) Versamark Stamp Pad (Tsukineko)            [...]

Rosette Dream Heart Tall Card for the Discoverer

Rosette Dream Heart Tall Card By: Regena, Artistic Guide  Finished size:  4.25 x 8.5″ Supplies: Stamps: Rosette Heart (Stampington) Triple Heart (Valentines Day Collection Clear stamps from Target) Dream Big text (Paper Inspirations) Lower Case Dream (Inkadinkado) Papers: White Matte Utopia coated cardstock (Marco’s Paper) 8.5×5.5 (half a sheet) White Glossy cardstock (Marco’s Paper) Inks: Pinata [...]

Faux Snow Globe Christmas Card for the Adventurer

Faux Snow Globe Christmas Card for the Adventurer By: Bea Rosenleaf, Artistic Guide Finished Card Size:  6.5″ x 5″ Supplies: Stamps: I Believe in Santa Claus (Inka Stamps) Holly Leaves (Stampin’ Up!) Papers: Burgundy and Blue Cardstock (Bazzill) Dawning Damask (Imaginisce) Glossy White Cardstock (The Angel Co.) Inks: Versamark Watermark Ink Pad (Tsukineko) Other: Cranberry, [...]

Try to “RESIST” Alcohol Inks

Alcohol Ink Resist Technique One of my favorite media to play with is alcohol ink by Ranger Industries. These are acid-free dye inks specifically made to work on non-porous surfaces such as glass, plastic, acetate, glossy paper, dominoes, metal, shrink plastic, and other slick surfaces.   What’s great about these inks is that each project you work [...]

Fun with the Cuttlebug, Alcohol Inks and Acetate Card

CuttleBug and Acetate Fun I’ve had this idea swirling around in my head for over a week and today seemed the day to try it out and share with you my results.  I’ve been wanting to play with my Cuttlebug, which I bought a year ago and have used maybe three times. This idea I’ve [...]

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