Lilac Easter Blessings Card

Hello friends, Ilda here from I Love Doing All Things Crafty. I hope you are enjoying your Saturday.

I have a super simple and easy Easter Card to share with you today. This design is easy enough to make one or many if you are thinking of sending some Easter cards to friends this year.

CARD RECIPE

• Place and position the LILAC DREAMS image into your stamping tool.
• Ink up the different areas of the image using one color at a time. I began with ATELIER GODDESS GREEN where the leaves are. I then used ATELIER MY PURPLE JAM in the center of the Lilacs and then finished stamping the top with ATELIER SWEET PETUNIA.
• TIP: Wipe ink off the stamp to avoid color contamination on your ink pads.

• Line up the Easter stamp from BUNNY HUGS and the blessings from BLESSINGS Stamp Set in your positioner.
• Use BLACKOUT INK to stamp sentiment.
• Trim the panel and glue it to a coordinating cardstock panel.

• Glue to A2 top folding card base.
• Embellish with gem stickers.

So simple and yet so pretty. Well, at least I think so 😆

Hope you were inspired by my Lilac Easter Blessings Card. Thank you for stopping by and until next time... Happy Crafting!

Hugs,

Ilda

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LILAC DREAMS Shop at: IO3	BUNNY HUGS Shop at: IO3	BLESSINGS Shop at: IO3	ATELIER GODDESS GREEN Shop at: IO3
ATELIER MY PURPLE JAM Shop at: IO3	ATELIER SWEET PETUNIA Shop at: IO3	BLACKOUT INK Shop at: IO3	MINI MISTI Shop at: SSS | SB | HBS
NEENAH SOLAR WHITE 110 Shop at: SSS | AMZ | HBS	BEE CREATIVE GLUE Shop at: SSS | SB | HBS	Tim Holtz 8.5 Inch Trimmer Shop at: TS UK	Playful Pastels Gem Stickers Shop at: HBS

Quick Easter Card ft. Fadeout No Line Coloring Ink

Hello Friends, Ilda here!

I can't believe it's the first day of March already, before you know it Easter will be here! So I thought I would begin the Month with a quick Easter Card 🐣

For this card, I experimented with the new Fadeout ink from InkOn3.

This ink truly has magical properties as the stamped lines take on the color that you apply next to them. Making No line coloring super simple and fun!

Here are a few tips that I found helpful when using the Fadeout ink.

1. Make sure your stamp is squeaky clean (any ink residue from the stamp will transfer that color to the image being stamped).
2. Less is more. Avoid using too much water. If you do, the water may bleed out the stamped line creating a thicker blurred line.  

I also used the new Blackout Ink on the inside of the card. I love this ink! It dries almost instantly which allows you to begin coloring right away, plus it doesn't stain your clear stamps!

You can watch this card come together in today's Video.
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Click HERE to learn more about these amazing inks. Fleurette is having a hard time keeping them stocked, as they are flying off her shelf! You may need to pre order to get your hands on them😉

Thanks for stopping by!

Happy Crafting  :)

Biker Bunnies Love Their Chicks - Slider Card

Hello Friends, Ilda here with you again!

I'm back with a "Cool" Easter Card, perfect for the little rebel in your life!

This card features stamps from Ink On 3's Biker Bunnies and Lil Chicks, and of course I just had to make it interactive!

As you can see the little Biker Bunny looks like he pops a wheelie as he drives by to impress all the "Chicks" lol! 😆


Here is how I created this card...

•  Colored all the images using Zig Clean Color Brushes, then cut them out. 
•  Used distress oxide inks to blend out the colors for my background. 
• Colored the bottom of another piece of cardstock grey, as you will see it once the slider channel is cut out. 
• For the sky I used a cloud stencil. 
• Used a couple of channel dies to create the track for the motorcycle. I began with the straight die, then used the curved die. Make sure you align the track really well before you run it through the die machine so that the track is smooth. 
• Stamp out the sentiments.
• Assemble the front card panels. I popped up the front panel with 2 layers of foam tape. 
• I created 2 slider mechanisms by sandwiching a couple of spin disks between a couple of small circle dies.
• Inserted spin mechanisms into the track and attached the Motorcycle to them. (I did not attach to the front wheel of the motorcycle to the spin disk as then it won't be able to curve up the channel).
• Glue down your bunnies and chicks. To some of the chicks I popped them up with foam tape and then to the ones that looked like they were flying I added some motion lines with a marker.
• Attach the finished panel to the card base.
• Finish by adding some Wink of Stella and glossy accents to the Bike and the Bunnies.

For details on any of the supplies I used in today's card, click →HERE

Hope you got some inspiration from today's "Cool" Easter Card.
Here is a Very Fast Minute of the card making process. Enjoy!

Also make sure you go check out the AMAZING NEW Inks from Ink On 3.
Already sold OUT... they are that awesome!!! No worries they will be here soon, so go place your orders!

Thanks for stopping by!

Happy Crafting  :)