Tips for Coloring White Flowers + Video

Hi everyone, welcome back to the Ink On 3 blog and Happy Leap Day!  The snow in my home state has reminded me of my love for white flowers.  Achieving the look and delicacy of white flowers is made possible with Ink On 3 Fadeout Ink.  In my video below, I did a little experiment showing you the difference using Fadeout makes and its necessity for beautifully soft white (or light) flowers.

My best advice for no-line white floral coloring--practice.  Mastering your crafting tools is essential to getting the outcome you're looking for.  Having Fadeout No-Line Ink has elevated my floral coloring, and I grab it again and again for my cards.

Hey thank you so much for checking out my video on how I made these cards!  Do you all have stamp sets from Ink On 3 that you would like me to use in a future project?  Let me know in the comments below!  If you like what you've seen from me, make sure you subscribe to my YouTube channel and give me a follow over on Instagram!  Talk to you all very soon!

Materials:
Ink On 3 - Fadeout No-Line Ink
Ink On 3 - Atelier Fusion Ink
Ink On 3 - Dogwood Flower Stamp Set
Ink On 3 - Dogwood Flower Die Set

Jaycee Gaspar

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Ink On 3 Inks - What's the Difference? + Video

Hi everyone, welcome back to the Ink On 3 blog!  I hope your 2020 is off to a wonderful start!  Over on my insta, I have seen a few people making crafty resolutions or rekindling their love for card making.  I know not everyone understands the multitude of inks and mediums that Ink On 3 has to offer.  So I thought this would be a great opportunity to show you all; beginner or expert, the four families of inks that complete your crafty collection.

Which of the four ink families from Ink On 3 do YOU use most on your card projects?  I hope you found the video helpful in shopping your stash and trying new ways to color.  There are so many combinations when mixing the four ink families as well.  Try coloring your Blackout Detail Ink images with the Atelier Fusion Ink Watercolor Refills!  You will be surprised at how easy it is to blend the colors and achieve smooth results.  Speaking of Atelier Fusion Inks, make sure you follow the video on this blog post with THIS POST specific to Atelier Inks!

Hey thank you so much for checking out my video on how I made these cards!  Do you all have stamp sets from Ink On 3 that you would like me to use in a future project?  Let me know in the comments below!  If you like what you've seen from me, make sure you subscribe to my YouTube channel and give me a follow over on Instagram!  Talk to you all very soon!

Materials:
Ink On 3 - Blackout Detail Ink
Ink On 3 - Juicy Clear Embossing Ink
Ink On 3 - Fadeout No-Line Ink
Ink On 3 - Atelier Fusion Ink
Ink On 3 - Strawberry Champagne Embossing Powder
Ink On 3 - Gold Rush Embossing Powder
Ink On 3 - Water Lily Stamp Set
Ink On 3 - Bad & Boujee Stamp Set
Ink On 3 - Bad & Boujee Die Set
Ink On 3 - Dogwood Flower Die Set
Ink On 3 - Raccoon Hugs Stamp Set
Ink On 3 - Raccoon Hugs Die Set

Jaycee Gaspar

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Thinking Of You Card | Coloring With Distress Oxide Inks by Ilda

Hey everybody, Ilda here with you today from I Love Doing All things crafty 👋

Today I’m sharing a water coloured card using distress oxide inks, and featuring some of the older stamps sets from Ink On 3. I hadn't water colored for a while and I was missing it, happy I did because I am super happy with the bright and colorful results I got!

To create this card I did some ink smooshing onto the card panel using three different distress oxide inks to create the rainbow like background. Once the panel was completely dry I stamped out the images using Juicy Ink and then heat set it with  Arctic White embossing powder. Next, I took the same colors that I smooshed onto my surface and used them to color in the details of the vase from the Posies Set and the flowers from the Roses in Bloom set by adding multiple layers of oxide pigment. I then flicked some splatters of paint for some added splashes of color onto the panel and then die cut it using a stitched scallop rectangle die. For the sentiments I used the Hello stand alone die from the Dogwood Flower set and die cut 3 pieces and stacked them together. I then added Juicy Ink to the top of the Hello and added a coat of Crystal Clear Powder to emboss it. Next, I stamped out the thinking of you sentiment from the Posies stamp set using Salty Ocean distress ink and again used the Crystal Clear powder to heat set the ink. Finished off the card by adding some sparkling sequins.

(Distress Oxides Used: Salty Ocean, Picked Raspberry and Squeezed Lemon)

Hope this very loosely colored water colored card has inspired you today!

Thanks for stopping by 😊