So I decided to use 9 different ink techniques, all of them new to me. I'm not a "get inky" kind of crafter. Even the inky basics of blending, smooshing, and splattering were new experiments for me. I was surprised at the nice results I got on my first try, which will encourage me to do more with these techniques, and my squares even look pretty good together!
I chose just a few stamps and colors to give my design some unity. My nine different techniques were ...
Top row: Doodling on a stamped image (with white gel pen and Copic olive 0.3 multiliner), ink splattering, sponging on a stencil
Middle row: Emboss resist, ink smooshing, watercolored background with reinkers and a stencil
Bottom row: Ink blended background, multicolor stamping (reinkers dabbed onto the stamp), and shadow stamping with two colors of ink.
Card details:
- Card stock is Papertrey Ink (PTI) mint julep and stamper's select white.
- Twine is shore (light blue) stripe from The Twinery.
- Stencil is by Crafter's Workshop.
- Inks are PTI blueberry sky (medium blue), new leaf (medium green), and pinefeather (dark green).
- Stamps are from PTI turning a new leaf.
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