by Jowilna Nolte

With the new VersaFine Clair inks, I can stamp in color, achieve crisp clear images and create fun effects. This truly is a game and mind changer of an ink and you will instantly fall in love with all of its amazing qualities not to mention colors. See how I put together this quick and easy Valentine’s Day theme card with three inks from Tsukineko.

Skill: Beginner
Time: 30 minutes

Directions

Step 1

On a folded white card use the ink pad with the direct to paper technique and lightly press the ink pad onto the card front to transfer color onto the card.

Step 2

Repeat the process three times with different colored ink pads. Overlap the inks with each other. Notice how the inks are translucent and will show the other color creating a different color.

Step 3

Use your same colors of VersaFine inks and stamp heart images onto white cardstock and cut them out.

Step 4

Once the ink on the card front is dry, which is almost immediately, use foam tape to raise the hearts scattered onto the inked panels. Finish off with a stamped sentiment and wooden hearts for a beautifully simplistic Valentines’ day love card. We hope you will fall in love with this amazing ink as much as we did!

Supplies

Imagine

• Craft Mat
• VersaFine Clair – Charming Pink, Glamorous, Warm Breeze, Medieval Blue, Fantasia

Other

• Cardstock – White
• Dina Wakeley – Heart Stamp
• Sentiment stamp
• Wooden hearts