I told you…Once you get started with Alcohol Ink Backgrounds, you won’t be able to stop yourself! (You can see the Tutorial HERE.) I love them because they are both simple and complex. It’s very hard to cover them up with anything! Want Exclusive Samples to your “In” box? Click HERE to join my Mailing List.
- The base card is Always Artichoke Cardstock 5-1/2″ x 7″ – scored and folded at 3-1/2″.
- A 3-1/4″ x 5-1/4″ piece of Ranger Specialty Stamping Paper was used as a base for the Alcohol Ink Background Technique using Archival Inks in Cornflower Blue, Orange Blossom and Fern Green.
- A strip of Brushed Bronze Craft Metal 1-1/2″ x 3-1/4″ was embossed using a TH Texture Fade Embossing Folder and the Big Shot.
- Crumb Cake Seam Binding was used to create a double bow. (See the “How to Create a Double Bow using your Fingers Technique.”)
- Three small strips were cut from another piece of Alcohol Ink Background Paper and the ends were banner cut using a 1″ Square Punch. Two were adhered direction to the card front and the third was attached with a Stampin’ Dimensional.
- The Courage Stamp from Wendy Vecchi’s Heirloom Art Stamp Set was stamped onto the card front using Archival Black Ink.
Challenges:
Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge – Finishing Touch
Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge – Anything Goes
Mojo365
Ohhhhhhhhhh, this is lovely, truly lovely. It’s breathtakingly beautiful, and I could look at it all day.
THANK you for sharing this !!
Beautiful, Cathy!! Love the embossed craft metal sheet and your inked bg looks great!!! Lovely card!!
Cathy,
This card is so pretty! I love that alcohol ink background. I have never been able to achieve such beautiful results! The colors are just stunning!
Great card, love your background
Thank you for joining us at Simon Says Wednesday Challenge.
Jo x
Stunning alcohol ink background and love that youmixed it with the metallic embossing. Beautiful card! Happy to see you playing along with us at Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge again!
Thanks, Suzz! It’s one of my favorite challenges!