Hello BeYOUtiful Friendship Card

Hello, my BeYOUtiful Friends! Ilda here👋

Today I am back with a card that took me no time to make mainly because the background was super quick and easy to create and I am loving the results. It would be a great card to send a friend for a birthday or any other special occasion.

CARD DETAILS

I began by stamping out the large magnolia image from the new BEYOUTIFUL stamp set using JUICY INK onto a piece of Bristol paper. I then used GOLD RUSH EMB. PWD. to heat set the lines in.

I then used the ATELIER PAINT IT BLACK ink to paint in the flowers using a SMALL TIP WATER BRUSH PEN. I just dipped the tip of the brush onto the ink pad and began coloring where I thought a shadow would be, gradually pulling and blending the ink out. It is hard to see in the photos but this ink has some pink and green undertones that show up so beautifully on the card in real life. I could have added more layers of paint to give the petals more dimension but I was happy with the one layer which made this so much easier too.

Once the ink was dry I die cut the panel with a pierced frame and glued it onto the card base. Next, I die cut a pierced heart from vellum and then stamped and embossed the BeYOUtiful sentiment on to it. I then figured out where I was going to place the heart and stamped the "HELLO" right over where the center of the sentiment would be and then glued the heart in place and cut off the edge that hung over the card.

To finish off the card, I added some crystals and sequins for sparkle.

I hope you were inspired by this elegant friendship card. Thank you so much for stopping by and until next time... Happy Crafting!

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Water Lily in the moonlight with a video

Hello! I'm Jenny Hall, the newest Design Team member here at Ink on 3. Today I'm happy to share a project with you using the Water Lily stamp set.

By ink blending with Peacock Blue and Goddess Green Atelier inks and a very light touch, the luminous look of the flower really shines through. The leaves were inked with a heavy hand, really saturating the inks into the paper and adding just a touch of brown around the edges. The deep color really allows the Arctic White Embossing Powder to show off the stamped image.

In the background is a small area of Nuvo Glitter Paste in Sapphire Blue, paired with the Wavy Stencil to create the look of shimmering water in moonlight. So easy to create and loads of fun texture.

Here is an easy step by step how-to video for creating this card.

Does this project bring you lots of new ideas for creating? We would love to hear from you! Thank you for visiting us today and I look forward to sharing again with you soon!

Jenny Hall

Koi Pondie Watercolor Panel

Hi everyone! It’s Jeannie (InsideoutJeans) on the blog today with Ink on 3’s stamp set named Koi Pond along with the Pondie stencil. 

Using Fadeout ink, I stamped a ton of the koi fish from the Koi Pond stamp set on an A2 panel. I wanted to test out my hand at watercoloring over Fadeout ink for a soft look. The koi fish stamps have a ton of details so I thought it would be perfect for this technique.

I used the Marilyn Red, Marigold Orange, and Bee Sting Yellow re-inkers to watercolor the fish on the panel. For the water, I went in with Peacock Blue to fill up the space. It was really easy to watercolor the fish because by stamping with Fadeout ink, the little details on the fish absorbs the ink color you layer on top.

To complete this card, I used the Pondie stencil on dark blue cardstock with Juicy Ink. Juicy is an ink used for watermarking or heat embossing. In this case, I wanted to achieve the watermark effect. I trimmed this down to a .75 inch strip and 1.5 inch strip, placing them on the left and right of the watercolored panel so the fish would peek through.

Isn't that so fun? Pondie has a lot of details and I didn't want to distract from the watercolor panel so I thought it was so subtle and pretty.

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

Atelier Ink Stamped Kisses

Have you tried the Atelier Inks from InkOn3? You neeeeed to! They are perfect for ink blending, and watercoloring - and even just to stamp! I've played around with a bunch of techniques, but today I decided to do some simple stamping with all the rainbow colors of Atelier Ink!

The Atelier Ink stamps so crisp and beautiful without repeat stamping! Each of the little lips was stamped only once! And they're PERFECT!

I made four cards using the Bad & Boujee Stamp Set - two of them are rainbow ( ooooh my favorite! ), one has the first half of the rainbow, and the last has the second half of the rainbow.

I used the six "traditional" colors of the rainbow - Marilyn Red, Marigold Orange, Bee Sting Yellow, Goddess Green, Peacock Blue, and My Jam Purple. When I stamp a background with smaller images I try to start in the center of my panel and work my way out. That way I don't have large gaps in the center of my panel. I stamped the lips from the Bad & Boujee Stamp Set all over my panels making sure to use my Ink Off Cloth and Ink Off Cleaner in between colors of Atelier Ink.

Let's make some sparkly die cut sentiments! I love my Liquid Pixie Dust for added sparkle on die cuts, but this time I cheated a bit! I took a piece of black cardstock and mixed a bit of water with Liquid Pixie Dust and used a flat paintbrush to paint my piece of cardstock. Boom! Magically glittery cardstock! Then I used the coordinating Bad & Boujee Die Set to cut out the sentiment and added it to each card.

I added flicks of black to each background and embellished with some gray or black pearls! And that's all! I hope you'll grab your Atelier Inks for some simple stamping! The results are gorgeous! See you soon!

Tone-on-Tone coloring - BeYOUtiful Floral Monthly Planner Layout

It's Cheryl with the Inkon 3 Creative Team here to show you how I made this BeYOUtiful monthly pages.

Did you know that the Atelier Inks are Copic Safe? This inspired me to do some tone-on-tone coloring. I think it looks super cool and it keeps the color palette simple which makes coloring super easy! 

I used a scalloped rectangle die and die cut some white card stock. On the white card stock, I stamped out the flowers from the BeYOUtiful Clear stamp set using the Peacock Blue Atelier Ink, then I stamped out the leaves from the same stamp set using the Goddess Green Atelier Ink. Next, I colored in the flower with blue copic markers and the leaves and stems with green copic markers. Then stamp the sentiment "Hello BeYOUtiful" on the lower left hand corner of the rectangle using Twiggy Brown Atelier Ink.

For my A6 planner, I cut a rectangle 6"x 4.25" out of white card stock, and punched holes on the side. Then I used the Leafy Forest Stencil, blender brushes and the Peacock Blue and Goddess Green Atelier Ink to create a beautiful background, you don't have to bring the background all the way to the center since you will cover it with the card stock with the flowers. Adhere the scalloped rectangle with the flowers onto the card stock with the Leafy Forest background.

On the monthly calendar side I stenciled in some more leafy backgrounds using Peacock Blue and Goddess Green Atelier Ink. Then I added some gold sparkly washi tape on the top of the page.

What do you think of the tone-on-tone coloring? It's not quite no-line coloring, but you get a nice softness to the image right?

Products Used:

BeYoutiful Clear Stamp Set

Leafy Forest Stencil

Atelier Ink - Peacock Blue

Atelier Ink - Goddess Green

Atelier Ink - Twiggy Brown

Copics Used: 

Blues: BG05, BG02, B000

Greens: YG27, YG23, YG13

Just keep Swimming

Hello Everyone!

It's Ceal here to share with you today a card using one of our newest sets, Koi Pond. This set is so fun! 

To create my card I started with a white top folding card base and a panel of bristol card stock which is water friendly paper. I stamped the Koi using the Juicy Clear Embossing ink and embossed it with Gold Rush embossing powder. I watercolored them using the Karin markers and masked them off to create the background. To do that I used the new Wavy stencil and bending brushes, I also did a little ink smooshing to add some texture to it. 

Here's a little close up (above) that shows the shine of the Gold Rush embossing powder, it's my favorite!

To finish the card I added the "Just Keep Swimming" sentiment because that is what we are all having to do during this pandemic 

BeYouTiful

Hi everyone! It’s Jeannie (InsideoutJeans) on the blog today with Ink on 3’s stamp set named BeYouTiful stamp set. I couldn't get enough and had to create another card using it. 

I know I love no line coloring, which is what I did previously in this post, but I wanted to color up this floral quickly using some alcohol markers. I stamped it out the largest floral from the BeYouTiful stamp set using Blackout Ink and colored it up using my favorite purple Copic Combo: V12, V15, V17. 

While using this set, I realized that there was a solid image for the stamen of the flower and it's an exact copy of the one in the floral image! This would be perfect for helping with no line coloring as well as adding a pop to the flower, which is what I did with today's card. I used Juicy ink and heat embossed the stamen using Chrome embossing powder in the middle. I kinda love it since I used the Blackout Ink for the image, it looked a bit harsh compared to the flower. 

I took a piece of white cardstock and inked it up using Peacock Blue and My Jam Purple Atelier inks. I wanted to try a technique I saw with stencils. I pulled out the Wavy stencil and a baby wipe. Using my normal sandwich for my die machine, I ran the card panel, stencil and baby wipe through my machine. It ended up being pretty cool! The stencil embossed itself to the card panel, while the baby wipe picked up the colors in the positive areas. 

To finish off the card, I wanted to tie in the Chrome embossed stamen. I stamped the sentiments using Juicy ink and then heat embossed with the same silver Chrome embossing powder. 

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

No Coloring with Vibrant Stenciled Backgrounds

Have you heard my top secret-est secret of all time? I don't enjoy coloring! Gasp! I know I know! But it stresses me out! Good news for me - leaving an image completely uncolored seems to be all the rage right now! So you know I hopped on that train using the gorgeous large floral from the BeYOUtiful Stamp Set from InkOn3!

I quickly made a set of 4 cards using the Leafy Forest Stencil, the BeYOUtiful Stamp Set, and a rainbow of Atelier Inks! And of course some Liquid Pixie Dust!

I always try to bring interest to my cards in one way or another. Since I'm not doing any fancy coloring on this card I decided to use my vibrant Atelier Inks to make pretty backgrounds!

I made four backgrounds with the rainbow of Atelier Inks and I kept the inks darkest at the bottom and lighter towards the top for each background. I temporarily held the Leafy Forest Stencil in place on a piece of white cardstock and blended my inks with a blender brush. I mixed together colors next to each other in the rainbow to get pretty blends - Peacock Blue with My Jam Purple and Marilyn Red, Marigold Orange, and Bee Sting Yellow. Then I made two backgrounds with just a single color of Atelier Ink - Paint it Black for one and Goddess Green for the other.

Now let's add something on top of the pretty backgrounds! I used Blackout Hybrid Detail Ink to stamp the large flower and a few leaves from the BeYOUtiful Stamp Set and then trimmed them out with scissors. I added them with foam tape because every card needs a little pop, right?! I used Blackout Hybrid Detail Ink and stamped a couple of different buildable sentiments onto the cards.

It's so hard see in the photos ( so definitely watch the video! ), but I jazzed up the flowers and leaves with some Liquid Pixie Dust! I keep mine in a Small Fine Detail Waterbrush so I can easily brush some glitter on my images! I hope you enjoyed this pop of white! See you soon!

Trinity Stamps & Ink On 3 Are getting inky together IG Hop!

Hi Fleurette here, Join us today on a super fun IG Hop! So head on over to Instagram and join all the fun and inspiration!

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