Have you ever tried your hand at marbling paper? Well I love the look of marbling, and although I am not that good at it when it comes to making my own, I dabble and experiment with different looks. So when I started playing with the new All-Purpose Inks I did a lot of experimentation, and this fake marbling effect is one of the stunning effects that came about in an afternoon of experiments.

All purpose inks come in a huge range of colours - perfect for your next project!

 Step 2 - Use 2 colours of All-Purpose inks and one colour at a time drop the inks onto the wet cardstock using your ink dropper

  Spread out your colours by dropping the different colours in between each other. Once you are done adding your colours, mist the colour with some more water and then leave it to dry thoroughly.

Use the coloured panel as a background for a card. I added a chipboard element, die-cut word and some other elements to tie the design together. The dimensional butterfly adds a nice soft touch to the card. I love how the bright colours work well together with the pastel shades of the chipboard.

This Ink Marbling Technique in 3 Steps is a fun way of using your Tsukineko All-Purpose inks with stunning visual results.

Remember to head on over to The Wholesaler website and order your inks today from your local craft and scrapbook store!