Notice the leaves on this card. Do you see the variation in the color on the leaves. This was done using the Rolling Reinkers technque. Check out the video below to see how it is done.
I used Always Artichoke and Garden Green reinkers.
For this card I used the new in-color Flirty Flamingo and Blushing Bride reinkers.
Peek a boo Peach and Cajun craze are the reinkers I used for this card.
This final card is the one that is featured in my latest youtube video. I would love it if you would check out my channel and follow me. Just go to youtube, then Sue Scheets and you will see my videos. With the one I will be posting later on today my grand total is now 5.
For this card I used Perfect Plum and Rich Razzleberry reinkers. This is a really fun technique that you should try. I would love to see your card samples.
Come back tomorrow to see a Wow card made with this versatile and fun set
I am having major problems with my video so look tomorrow and hopefully I can get the problem fixed.
Have you ever used reinkers in creating your card? Today's card using Garden in Bloom uses the technique called Rolling Reinkers. You can make the flower image in the stamp set look different by using different colors or different technques.
1. Stamp the image on Shimmery White card stock using Versa Mark ink.
2. Emboss using a dark color. I used Black embossing powder.
3. Put a very small amount of the reinkers you choose in a small container. I used Blushing Bride and Blackberry Bliss.
4. Spray the stamped and embossed images with water so that water rests on the paper.
5. Take an Aqua painter and dip the tip into the reinker and then touch the edge of the water. The ink should float all over the wet area. I used the Blushing Bride first because I wanted it to spread all over each petal. I then touched the outer edge of each petal with Blackberry Bliss to make an accent color.
This technique is so much fun to use with all kinds of color combinations. Your stamped image needs several different sections that are connected for this to work the best.
Come back tomorrow to see a WOW card made with the Garden in Bloom stamp set.
Does this look like the same technique called rolling re-inkers? Well, it is but the embossing was done with white instead of black and the image has a lot more open spaces. Check Sunday's post here to see the steps and try it for yourself. It is one of those wow moments in your card making experience.
