Autumn Pumpkin Patch Card

August is coming to a close ... and that means it's my time to shine! Haha! We're coming in to my FAVORITE time of the year and I'm excited to bust out the Pumpkin Patch Stamp Set from InkOn3!

I wanted to go full throttle Autumn with this card - so I started with some Autumn colored Atelier Inks - Marilyn Red, Marigold Orange, Bee Sting Yellow, and Twiggy Brown. I used Purple Tape and masked off 1/2 inch diagonal stripes and used blending brushes to add stripes of color. I love the variety of colors you can get from the Atelier Inks - particularly the Marilyn Red. I love how if you blend lightly you get a gorgeous pink, but if you really ink up your brush and add a few layers of color you get this beautiful deep red!

Once my blending was complete I decided to add some shimmer! I keep a little bit of Liquid Pixie Dust in a Small Watercolor Brush and simply painted over my ink blended stripes to add shimmer!

I stamped the pretty pumpkins from the Pumpkin Patch Stamp Set with Blackout Hybrid Detail Ink and colored them with Copic Markers. I had to include a white pumpkin - they're my FAVORITE!

I adhered the Pumpkin Patch image with foam tape on top of the ink blended stripes and trimmed off the excess. I added a stamped image from the Pumpkin Patch Stamp Set to finish the card!

Masculine Koi Pond Card

Hi Crafty Friends! It's Cheryl with the Creative Team here to show you how I made some cards for the important men in my life, the cards read "Happy Father's Day", but change up the sentiments and these cards can be used for any occasion!

I made the card in portrait and landscape orientation! Which one do you prefer?

First I created a 5.5"x 4.25" card base using white card stock. Then I used a rectangle die to cut out a panel that's slightly smaller than the card base. Next, I used distress oxide ink in Tumbled Glass and a blending tool to add a light blue background to the lower right hand corner of the card. Place the Wavy stencil over the light blue background and with a blending tool and Peacock Blue Atelier Ink, blend in the atelier ink concentrating on the lower right hand corner and lightly bring in the color towards the center of the card to create an ombre look.

From the Koi Pond stamp set, stamp out the Koi images of your choice using Blackout Hybrid Detail Ink, color with your choice of coloring medium and then fussy cut. For the Lily Pads, I first stamped the largest lily pad stamp using the Goddess Green Atelier Ink, then I used the Peacock Blue on the next layer, and Marigold Orange on the last layer. The Atelier Inks worked so well when layered! Fussy cut the lily pads.

Then I die cut some flags for the sentiments, for a perfectly coordinated sentiment flag, I die cut white card stock and applied Peacock Blue Atelier ink with a blending tool. I stamped the sentiments with embossing ink, used Arctic White Ultra Fine Embossing Powder and heat set.

Adhere the panel with the stenciled waves onto the card base. Then position the fussy cut images, and sentiment flags onto the card front as shown in the picture above. Trim off any excess of the sentiment flags that extends beyond the Koi. Adhere the fussy cut images and sentiment flags onto the card and there you have it!

Copic Colors Used: 

Reds: R29, R27, R24, R22

Oranges: YR27, YR68, YR14, YR12 

Products used:

Koi Pond 4x6 Clear Stamp

Atelier Inks - Peacock Blue

Atelier Inks - Goddess Green

Atelier Inks - Marigold Orange

Blackout Hybrid Detail Ink

Wavy 6x6 Stencil

Arctic White Ultra Fine Embossing Powder

Quick & Easy Stenciled card

Hi everyone! It’s Jeannie (InsideoutJeans) on the blog today focusing on Ink on 3’s stencil set named Flora. This is a large floral and perfect to create a quick card along with the Atelier Inks. 

I started out with two pieces of cardstock. For my first one and my main card panel, I used Bee Sting Yellow and Goddess Green to ink up the leafy areas. For my second piece of cardstock, I used Bee Sting Yellow for the middle of the flower, Marigold Orange for the middle part of the flower, and then Marilyn Red for the outer part of the flower. I actually quickly trimmed the floral portion out because I wanted to add dimension and pop it up. If you wanted to skip this step, you could. 

For the card panel, I wanted to add color the panel so I blended some Peacock Blue on the edges. Even after this, I felt like something was still missing. 

I took a scrap piece of white cardstock and blended Marilyn Red, Marigold Orange, and Bee Sting Yellow together. I then trimmed two quarter inch strips from this blended piece and added it to the top and bottom. 

For my sentiment, I pulled out Lilac Dreams because there's such pretty sentiments in this stamp set. I used the Best Wishes sentiment and stamped it on black cardstock using Juicy ink. I added Arctic White embossing powder and heat set it.  

This card was so simple and easy to put together. The new stencils have been so fun to work with so I hope you're enjoying them! 

Thanks for stopping by today and I hope you get inspired to create. Come back again soon for more inspiration and ideas! Happy Crafting! 

Planning with Fox & Bunny and other new Inkon3 goodies!

Inkon3 sneaked in some new products and they're pretty awesome! I'll show you how I used the adorable new Fox and Bunny stamps, and the new Leafy Forest Stencil in my planner!

  

First I masked around the rectangle on the bottom of my planner pages and applied Atelier Ink Bee Sting Yellow with a blending tool. Leaving the mask on, overlay the Leafy Forest Stencil over the yellow rectangle and stencil in the leaf pattern using the Atelier Ink Marigold Orange.

On the left page of my planner, I masked around the left-most rectangle, and applied the Marigold Orange Atelier Ink with a blending tool. Then I stamped the month onto the orange background.

Next, I stamped the large image from the Fox & Bunny Hugs Clear stamp set, and the small Fox & Bunny from the Forever Friends Clear Stamp set onto sticker paper. I fussy cut the images and then colored it in with copic markers. Then I adhered the stamps as shown in the pictures above.

Lastly, I used the leaf silhouette stamp and then three dots from the Forever Friends Clear Stamp set to add some accents around the little Fox curled up with the bunny.

Copic Colors Used:

Fox (Oranges): YR68, Y38, Y35, Y32

Fox (White): W1, W0, W000

Bunny: E53, E51, E50, E000

Inkon 3 Products Used:

Fox & Bunny Hugs Clear Stamp Set

Forever Friends Clear Stamp Set

Leafy Forest Stencil

Marigold Orange Atelier Ink

Bee Sting Yellow Atelier Ink

Blackout Hybrid Detail Ink

Hey Gorgeous!

Hi everyone! It’s Jeannie (InsideoutJeans) on the blog today with Ink on 3’s newest stamp set debuted at Creativation called Hey Gorgeous. It's such a pretty stamp set that speaks to me! The main image from this set is obviously this gorgeous girl, which I decided to no-line color using Fadeout ink with copic markers.

There's no coordinating dies for this set but it's large enough for me to fussy cut quite easily. Then I had to figure out what to do with it. I pulled out the Atelier inks to help me create a fun background. First, I used three Atelier re-inkers to watercolor a card panel. I used Marilyn Red, Marigold Orange, and Bee Sting Yellow.

Once the watercolored panel was created, I splattered water all over since these inks are water-reactive. I also splattered some of the ink using all three colors: Marilyn Red, Marigold Orange, and Bee Sting Yellow. 

To finish off the background, I stamped out the floral images randomly using the Marilyn Red ink pad. 

For the sentiment, I stamped Hey Gorgeous using Blackout ink. I just quickly fussy cut out the larger sentiment and added the "hey" using a strip. 

I'm loving how this all came together and I'm so excited to use these inks more! They are so versatile and fun. Have you tried them? 

Thanks for stopping by today and I hope you get inspired to create. Come back again soon for more inspiration and ideas! Happy Crafting! 

- Jeannie