Tuesday you say my Ink Pour Technique. Review it here. Well today we are using that technique to make a card, in fact we are using the same card stock that we made in the Techniques video.
So here is what we are making today.
I love the technique and still trying to perfect it. I do like what you can do adn that no 2 cards will ever be the same.
I will be showing you more cards using this technique now I just have to get some more Glossy Card Stock. I really am surprised that I have run out of the things that I have. I thought I would have run out of Whisper White so I bought 2 packs with me and still have 1.5 left.
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Today I want to teach you a new technique, I call it the Ink Pour Technique. Have you the great Acrylic Pour Technique that is taking over the internet and crafters?
This is where you semi layer paint and then pour it over a canvas. I thought maybe we could do something like it with ink. Well I tried and mainly what I got was a brown yuk. I kept trying. I had done 1 pour and in the class we did a pour and then spun it on a lazy Suzanne, so I tried that. Worked OK but left a hole in the middle of the card stock. didn't cover like the above but still made a nice background. So I tried it again on Glossy Card Stock and just dripped the ink and moved the card stock so it would swirl and move. I think using something like a tooth pick or something similar that you could really do a full back ground. Instead of mixing the ink you have to put it on 1 at a time and then make sure it is dried between ink. I tried to let it dry on it's own and even after 48 hours it was not dry. I blotted between each ink application and that gave me another piece of card stock to use for back ground.
Here is what I got. This is the Glossy Card Stock.
This is the blotted card stock.
The blotted one bleeds since it is not dry between application so you have different coloring look.
Would you all like to see the video?
Instructions:
Drip your first color on the
glossy card stock. You can tip it to run
it or use a toothpick to make photos.
TIP if your re inker is to thick add a little water.
With the Whisper White Card Stock blot,
the ink dry. Make sure your colors are
dry before you continue.
Continue with other colors until
you reach the design you like.
On There's A Card Thursday I will show you a card made with this technique so don't miss it.
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