Erin used a template to create her chalk background and then added some diamond glaze and glitter to that.
Jennifer utilizes sponged ink around the outside of the pattern paper to distress the edges. She stamped the bunny with Versamark ink and embossed it. After embossing, she used a brayer on the Chocolate Chip ink and inked the bunny by running the brayer over it until she got the consistancy that she wanted.
Robin used stencils to chalk some of her flowers and then also chalked her die cut flowers and leaves.
Clare inked the brown paper with her stamp pad.
Catherine used alcohol inks to colour her acetate bird embellishment. Alcohol inks are special inks that can be used on any non porus surface. They are perfect for decorating tins, adding colour to acetate, glossy paper, plastic, and transperancies.
Erin used a template to create her chalk background and then added some diamond glaze and glitter to that.
Jennifer utilizes sponged ink around the outside of the pattern paper to distress the edges. She stamped the bunny with Versamark ink and embossed it. After embossing, she used a brayer on the Chocolate Chip ink and inked the bunny by running the brayer over it until she got the consistancy that she wanted.
Robin used stencils to chalk some of her flowers and then also chalked her die cut flowers and leaves.
Clare inked the brown paper with her stamp pad.
Catherine used alcohol inks to colour her acetate bird embellishment. Alcohol inks are special inks that can be used on any non porus surface. They are perfect for decorating tins, adding colour to acetate, glossy paper, plastic, and transperancies.
Wow ladies, another round of variety! Loving it.
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Tanya
So many great techniques! Such talent ladies!!
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Wow
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I am lovin what all you can do with chalks and inks...
Wanda:-)
WOW! These are AWESOME!!! :) You all did such a fantastic job with this challenge!! :)
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Fabulous job ladies! Barb S
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