by Jowilna Nolte
This month Imagine is celebrating terrific shades of teal and there are quite a few beautiful inks to bring to this party. I love teal and some of my favorite inks include a bit of shimmery goodness in them too. Let’s take a look at how to use these amazing colors with some unique techniques that include plastic wrap, texture paste and sewing to create a fun floral themed card.
Skill: Intermediate
Time: 1 hour
Directions
Step 1
Select three colors of Tsukineko Teal ink to be used on your project. I choose Encore, Brilliance and Kaleidacolor Inks. (You could also use StazOn, VersaMagic, Memento or Memento Luxe.) Note that my choices meant we will be blending dye and pigment inks together.
Step 2
On a plastic sheet add a few drops of Teal dye ink. Mist the ink with water and then pick up some ink with wadded up cling wrap plastic.
Step 3
Use the inked cling wrap and stamp onto your background. The plastic gives a beautifully textured effect while transferring the ink onto the paper.
Step 4
Add metallic Teal ink directly onto the paper. Mist the ink with water and use your fingers to spread the ink over the paper.
Step 5
Add Brilliance Pearlescent Jade onto the paper, mist with water and spread the ink around.
Step 6
Keep on spreading out the ink and applying color to your paper until you are happy with the look.
Step 7
Mix Brilliance inker into some texture paste and then apply through a flower stencil. Leave to dry and then add machine sewing, stamping, and embellishments. I stamped the sentiment “#wonderful” as a fun message that can be for a social media maven.
We hope you enjoyed this tutorial. Don’t forget to share if you found it helpful and have an inspiring day!
Supplies
Imagine
- Craft Mat
- Palette Knife
- VersaFine – Smokey Gray
- Encore! Ultimate Metallic Inker – Teal
- Memento Dye Inker – Teal Zeal
- Brilliance Inker – Pearlescent Jade
Other
- Jowilna Nolte – stencil
- Cardstock – white
- Anna Griffin – texture paste
- Sewing machine
- Sentiment stamp
- Cling wrap plastic
Oohhh I like the cling wrap idea!
Its a favourite of mine too Ali… show us what you do with cling wrap and imagine inks x
This is so pretty! I love the colour choice, as well as the technique.
Thank you Kate x
Love the project!
Thank you so much Debbie 🙂
wow love this technique, where we could buy the Jowilna Nolte stencil ?
Hi Danielle, the stencil is my design and will only officially be released later this month. If you send me a mail I will send you details on how and where to order. thank you so much for your interest. info at jowilnanolte dot co dot za
regards Jowilna
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