Mixed Media card - The Wholesaler featuring Tsukineko all purpose inks.
7:03:00 PMWith all the new art mediums and inks available it is hard not to dabble
in a cross pollination of different mediums and inks into my crafting
projects. So this week I created a card using Crackle texture paste and
inks for a beautiful and interesting look. And if you are thinking that
it is just not for you, think again. Combining different mediums
together is really easy, and if you start off small, you will soon be
dabbling into beautiful works of art and canvas pieces, and even some
mixed media scrapbooking with great success.
For this card I used crackle texture paste combined with 2 colours of all purpose ink.
Step 1 - On watercolour paper, used a Prima stencil and some texture paste. Apply the paste through the stencil using an old credit card or palette knife. TIP: The thinner the layer the smaller and finer the cracks in the texture paste will be, the thicker the paste, the longer it will take to dry, the bigger the cracks will be
Step 1 - On watercolour paper, used a Prima stencil and some texture paste. Apply the paste through the stencil using an old credit card or palette knife. TIP: The thinner the layer the smaller and finer the cracks in the texture paste will be, the thicker the paste, the longer it will take to dry, the bigger the cracks will be
Step 2 - Once the paste is dry, mist the surface with water. Use a paintbrush and
then lightly brush on some all-purpose ink in your lightest colour
first. Then use another paintbrush and add the second colour of ink in
the same way but overlapping onto the first colour of ink. TIP: Because of the water, the inks will mixed and blend together giving a really interesting colour effect
Step 3 - Once the ink is dry, use a die-cut and cut the coloured piece into a
shape of your choice. I used an inverted corner frame for my card.
Step 4 - Using a scrap piece of coloured cardstock, die-cut a word or sentiment of your choice.
Assemble your card by adhering the frame to the centre of your folded
card. Add a few leaves and a large matching flower. Add your die cut
sentiment. Dip a small paintbrush into the light blue all-purpose ink
and splatter the background of your card with the blue ink as a
finishing touch.
Another quick and easy way of using your All-Purpose Inks – combine it with art mediums on cards, layouts and canvas projects. Please let me know what you think of this mixed media card tutorial?
Products Used
- TAPI-038 All-Purpose Ink – Sky Blue
- TAPI-020 All-Purpose Ink – Tropical Lagoon
- ADCO 723955 Couture Creations Sweet Accents Nesting Dies – Inverted Corner Frames
- ULT 157231 Ultimate Crafts Jadene Cutting Dies – Celebration Spray
- PM 961510 Finnabair Art Extravagance Texture Paste – Antique Silver Crackle
- AC NEUTRALS 71793 AC Cardstock 12×12 Smooth – White
- Cuttlebug V2 [PC 2000293]
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