Using Radiant Neon Inks on Black & White Cardstock

By Alison Heikkila

Hello!  @AlisonHeikkila  here. Let’s play with some Radiant Neon Inks on black and white cardstock. I use 3 of the 7 colors in a few different ways on this card. These techniques are fun and not complicated. I hope you’ll try them with your favorite stencil soon. 

Skill Level: Beginner to Intermediate

Time to Complete: 20-30 minutes

Supplies:

Imagine: 

Radiant Neon Ink in Electric Yellow

Radiant Neon in Electric Coral

Radiant Neon in Electric Pink 

VersaMagic in Cloud White

Sheer Shimmer Spritz in Copper

Sponge Daubers

Craft Mat

Other:

A Colorful Life Designs: Astral Swirl Stencil

https://shrsl.com/41ch2

Stamp Anniething: Believe Word Die

Black & White Cardstock, Adhesive

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How to Stencil a Kindness Card

By LeeAnn McKinney

Hi there friends and fellow crafters, LeeAnn here with a fairly easy, beginner level card that anyone can do with a stencil, some inks and a few blender brushes. 

Skill Level: Easy, Beginner

Time: 15 minutes

Art Supplies:

Imagine

• Delicata Ruby Red

• Tear It! Tape

• VersaFine Clair Nocturne

• Delicata Emerald Green Ink Pad

• Delicata Pink Shimmer  Green Ink Pad

• Fireworks! Craft Spray Tuxedo Black

Other Supplies used:

• GinaK Designs White Heavy Weight Cardstock – 

• Gina K Designs Zinnia Stencil 

Beautiful Watercolor Poppy Cards Using VersaColor Reinkers

By Nancy May

Hey y’all. I so enjoy to watercolor and I love that you don’t have to have fancy watercolors to create something special.  Today we’ll use VersaColor reinkers in the colors Cardinal and Canary to paint the poppies in a gorgeous reb rubber cling background stamp from My Favorite Things. I’ll also use a VersaColor inkpad in the color Turquoise for the background and to mix with Canary to create greens for the project. 

~Nancy

Skill: Beginner, Intermediate

Time: 30 -60 minutes

Art Supplies

Imagine:

• VersaFine Clair Ink Pad – Nocture

• VersaColor Reinker – Cardinal

• VersaColor Reinker – Canary

• VersaColor Ink Pad – Turquoise

• Tear It! Tape

• On-Point Glue

Other Products:

• My Favorite Things – Rubber Cling Background Stamp – Poppies BG103

• PinkFresh Studio – Slimline Dies – Ornate Banner Set

• This Calls For Confetti – Confetti – Iridescent Clean

• The Stamp Market – Clear stamps and coordinating dies – Gorgeous Greetings

Let’s Ink Blend With Some Unlikely VersaFine Clair Ink Colors To Create A Clean and Simple Mother’s Day Card

By Katy Ingram

Hello Friends! Katy here and today I am excited to share a really cool color combination using VersaFine Clair inks.

In today’s video tutorial, I am sharing how I use 5 unlikely VersaFine Clair ink colors to create a beautiful background for silhouette stamps and turn it into a clean and simple Mother’s Day Card. Video has all the details.

Katy

Skill: Beginner

Time: 15-20 minutes

Art Supplies

Imagine Products

VersaFine Clair – Paradise, Blue Belle, Warm Breeze, Golden Meadow and Shady Lane https://www.imaginecrafts.com/versafine-clair

Sentiment and silhouette stamping done with VersaFine Clair Nocturne

On Point Glue

Tear It! Tape

Other Products Used

White Card Stock (card base and sentiment strip)

Strathmore 500 Series Hot Pressed Watercolor Paper

The Greetery Lovely Silhouettes Stamp Set

Simon Says Stamp Incredible Woman Stamp Set (happy mother’s day)

Monoprinting with VersaFine Clair

By Alison Heikkila

Hello!  @AlisonHeikkila  here and today and we’ll be focusing on a couple of fun ways to use VersaFine Clair Inks. I love experimenting with different ways to use inks, so I decided to play on my Gel Press Plate and use a detailed 3D Embossing Folder. VersaFine Clair Inks are also great with layering stamps because you can get such crisp images. 

Skill: Beginner-Intermediate

Time to Complete: 30 minutes

Supplies Used:

Imagine:

• VersaFine Clair Ink: Charming Pink

• VersaFine Clair Ink: Warm Breeze 

• VersaFine Clair Ink: Fantasia 

• VersaFine Clair Ink: Medieval Blue

• Memento Ink: Summer Sky

• On Point Glue

Other: 

• Gel Press: 6×6 Plate

• Speedball: 6″ Brayer

• Sizzix/Tim Holtz: Kaleidoscope 3D Embossing Folder

• Altenew: Fancy Star Builder Stamps

• MISTI Stamping Tool

• Recollections: Holographic and White Cardstock

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How To Create A Gilded Celtic Background With All Purpose And Delicata Inks

By Katy Ingram

Hello Friends! Katy here and today I am excited to share this really cool background technique.

In today’s video tutorial, I am sharing how I use some All Purpose Inks, Delicata Inks and a 3D embossing folder to create a Gilded/Aged Celtic background. I have to admit I am in love with these backgrounds and in the video I show two ways to create it and both give different results depending on how you apply the ink. I also give some alternatives to the products I am using in the video, so be sure and watch to find out what they are. This technique will work with any embossing folder and I will for sure be using it with other folders I have in my stash. 

Katy

Skill: Intermediate, Advanced

Time: 1 hour

Art Supplies

Imagine Products

All Purpose Ink – White

All Purpose Ink – Tropical Lagoon

VersaFine Clair Cheerful

Delicata Golden Glitz

Delicata Silvery Shimmer

Delicata Celestial Copper

VersaFine Clair Nocturne

On Point Glue

Tear It! Tape

Other Products Used

Tim Holtz/Sizzix 3D Embossing Folder Engraved

Black Card Stock

Kitchen Sponge

Slate Card Stock- Card Bases

Kraft Card Stock- Layering 

Sea Glass Card Stock- Layering

Simon Says Stamp Big Thanks Words Stamp Set

Twine

Craft foam 

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