Quick and Easy Coffee Card

By Tracy Fear

Hello Friends! Tracy here and today I am happy to share this super quick and simple coffee card great for a man or a woman!
Tracy

Skill: Intermediate
Time: 30 Minutes

Art Supplies
• Stamping Platform
• White and Kraft colored paper paper
• Blending Brush
• Scissors

Imagine Products
VersaFine Clair in Fallen Leaves
Memento: Espresso Truffle, Desert Sand, Turquoise Gem
VersaMark Ink

Other Products Used
• Coffee Background Stamp and Coffee Cup stamp from Technique Junkies
• 120lb paper in white and Kraft
• Foam Tape
• Misti tool
• PVA Adhesive
• White Super Fine Embossing Powder

ALTERNATIVE PRODUCTS THAT CAN BE USED TO RECREATE SOMETHING SIMILAR
Any Inks any combination of background stamps and feature stamps
To learn how to create your own dressed up box click here!

Stenciled Ornament Card with Memento Inks

By Alison Heikkila

Hello! Alison Heikkila here. For my latest video for Imagine, we’re making a holiday card with snowflake ornaments. This is a great card for beginners, or for someone who likes to batch many cards. You can feel free to change up the colors as you like, but I love making cards with a limited palette from time to time.

Skill Level: Beginner
Time to Complete: 15-20 Minutes

*Some affiliate links are used in this post. That means that if you shop through these links, I may receive a small compensation, at no cost to you.

Here is the YouTube video. If it doesn’t play properly, please click HERE.

Supplies:
Imagine:
Memento Inks in Summer Sky, Paris Dusk, Teal Zeal, and Nautical Blue
Delicata Ink in Silvery Shimmer
VersaFine Clair Ink in Twilight

Other:
Spellbinders: Snowflake Ornaments Stencils
Spellbinders: Tiny Dots 3D Embossing Folder
Spellbinders: All Seasons Sentiments
Lawn Fawn: Spiffy Speckles Paper Pad
Copic: B39 (to fix my error)
Silver Gel Pen
Gel Press Plate (optional)

I love the dimension we created by ink blending our colors a certain way. This is a really fun stencil set, and you can really play with different colors as much as you like. I’ll have another video for Imagine soon. Thanks so much for stopping by. Have an inspiring day!

Playful Scrapbook Page using Memento Inks

By Alison Heikkila

Hello! I’m Alison Heikkila. Let’s make a playful scrapbook page using Memento Inks from Imagine with die cuts and stencils. There are so many ways you can use these inks, and I’ll share a couple of them in today’s video.

Skill Level: Beginner-Intermediate
Time to Complete: 60 Minutes

*Some affiliate links are used in this post. That means that if you shop through these links, I may receive a small compensation, at no cost to you. 

The video is below. If it doesn’t play properly, please click HERE.

Supplies:
Imagine:
Memento Ink in Dandelion, New Sprout, Love Letter, Paris Dusk, Tangelo
Pinecone VersaFine Clair Ink
Sponge Daubers
Craft Mat
Other:
A Colorful Life Designs: Wild Rings Stencil
A Colorful Life Designs: Ladder Stencil
A Colorful Life Designs: Rolling Road Stencil
A Colorful Life Designs: Flame Chevron Stencil (didn’t use)
Lawn Fawn: Reverse Stitch Scallop Circles Die Set
Lawn Fawn: Heart Shaker Tag Die Set
Lawn Fawn: Small Stitched Square Stackables Die Set
Tim Holtz/Stampers Anonymous: Noteworthy Stamp Set
Elizabeth Craft Designs: Circle Dies (my set is no longer available)
Bearly Arts Glue
The Rabbit Hole Designs: Cotton Tail Blending Brushes
Kraft and Colored Cardstock
Glad: Press ‘N Seal

I am so happy that I finally got this wonderful photo on a page. I enjoyed being playful with the elements I used. Please visit Imagine for more ideas on creative ways to use their products. Thanks so much for stopping by. Have an inspiring day!

Let’s Get Inky! Mother’s Day Card Featuring Different Inking Techniques

By LV Handcrafted

Skill: Advance

Time: 25 minutes

Hello friends! This is Linh (or LV Handcrafted on all the socials). Do you feel like doing something a little abstract?  Try these techniques out for creating some fun backgrounds you can use as panels or die cut out of like I’ve done here.  In my video, I’ll show you 3 techniques for using Imagine inks to turn plain ol’ white cardstock into beautiful, abstract papers. All the techniques are super easy but I’ll list them below in order of what I think is simplest to the most elaborate.

Technique #1 – Swipe your Memento Dew Drop ink pad directly onto your white cardstock. you can create a solid block of color or use a lighter touch to create a more stripy, imperfect effect. Instantly, you’ll have a panel of color cardstock! The benefit to making your own cardstock this way is if you use that ink pad to stamp with, you now have paper that perfectly coordinates with it. 

[Note: I used this technique for the flowers — stems and flower blooms]

Technique #2 – Smear some ink onto a piece of acetate or clear plastic packaging. Spritz with water — more water will dilute the color more, less water will keep the colors strong and vibrant. Smoosh the watered down ink onto a white cardstock panel. Repeat with a single or multiple colors until you have the desired effect.  Tip – if you are using plain cardstock and not watercolor paper, the more water you use, the more your paper will warp.  Try less water or put your panel under a stack of books to flatten it out. 

[Note: I used this technique for the inner heart die cut behind the bouquet of flowers.]

Technique #3 – Start with Technique #1 to lay down a solid block of color. Then, using a Brilliance Dew Drop in Pearlescent finish, make random swipes, swirls, streaks, etc. across your panel.  Brilliance ink is a pigment ink, so it will take a little bit of time to dry, but you can also take a heat gun to the panel or cover with clear Mboss powder and melt it for a lovely shine.  The result is a panel that has some lovely streaks of pearlescent shine.

[Note: I used this technique on the flower blooms to give them an abstract look. I also die cut the word “Mom” and the heart from this panel too.]

Supplies Used

Imagine

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