Recently I was faced with a bit of a challenge.... I had to use one of the Imagine Crafts Kaleidacolor pads on a "themed" project.... only problem... I don't have a brayer! How on earth could I use this ink pad with no brayer?!
Well... I overcame the challenge and made this beautiful card... with no brayer!
If you don’t have a
brayer or blending markers, don’t worry! You can still get a similar effect
using the kaleidacolor and memento ink pads!
Gather your supplies. You
will need a kaleidacolor pad, ink blushers, plain white cardstock, and a
template.
Tape your template to the
white cardstock. Begin by daubing and ink blusher into the first color on the
kaleidacolor pad, rush over top of the template. For more vivid colors, go over
more than once. Repeat with each color in the stamp pad until you reach a
desired look.
Once you are finished,
carefully peel the template off of the cardstock. You can cut around the image
and adhere it to a card or other project.
In the meantime, take some
fireworks spray and spritz some embellishments. I like to use white ribbons
because I can always match them to my projects.
Next, we are going to color
with some fantastix! Gather up some stamps and Memento dew drop pads.
Stamp your image onto white
cardstock. Dab your fantastix brush onto a lighter shade of ink and begin
shading in your image. You can go back in with a darker color and sort of blend
the colors together. You can also use water with your fantastix to blend the
colors.
Once you get all of your
images stamped and colored, cut them out and add to your card.
Once you have all of your
pieces, you can add them to your project with dimensional dots.
Products Used:
Imagine Crafts- Kaleidacolor- Tahiti; Memento- Bahama Blue, Summer Sky, Pear Tart, Peanut Brittle, Potter’s Clay; Ink Blushers; Fantastix
The Crafters Workshop- 6x6 Template – Mini Swirly Garden
(TCW325s)
Maya Road- Super Star Pins- Gold
May Arts- 382-34-46, 373-58-04, 392-58-46, 393-3-01
Core’dinations – Cardstock
2 comments:
Beautiful, Emily! Bright & sunny, so tropical I'm ready to grab my swimsuit and head to the beach!...Well maybe once it gets above 50 degrees...WAY above! LOL!
Lovely job, and innovative non-brayering! :)
Wow! Very beautiful and clever use of the Kaleidacolor ink pad. Only problem is it makes me want to head to the tropics and get out of this snow!!
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