thanks so much for all the comments on the last inky blog post...
I'm happy to answer questions & I'm really happy that I could help clarify some ink properties...
here's one more question,
prompted by the last post...
"Do we save the plastic cover on the Glacier White pad or is it for shipping purposes only?"
it's called a vapor barrier & it's there to help keep the pad moist...
so save it!
it IS an annoying little critter,
but it serves a valuable purpose...
keeping the pad moist...
one other bit of info...
don't pop dot it to the lid, like I did...
that doesn't allow it to sit ON the pad & do it's job...
and one more thing...
yikes...once I start talking about inks, I can't quit...
pigment pads need to be reinked
more often than
distress or archival pads...
so...you will want to have
the reinker for the glacier white....
for sure!
if you already have the snow cap white pad, it IS the same as glacier white...
same exact formulation...
just a name change & rebranding...
ok...
moving on to the winner of these...
congrats to...
Thank you for clarifying the inks - I know it's hard since so
many "rules" only work sometimes :)
next...
here's the start of today's art journal page...
the background is the archival/rubbing alcohol technique using my new tea rose and sky blue archival inks on a manila cardstock page...
I'm allowing myself 45 minutes to play, then it's time to hit the TO*DO list...
we'll see how much happens in that short play period...
I'm THE SLOWEST
E V E R...
I'll be back Wednesday morning with a fun tag tutorial & I'll be sharing a fun technique and several tips...
here's a little hint...
grab your
so you will be ready to...
make art!
wendy
Top tips and congrats to the winner
ReplyDeleteIt is so very tempting to throw out that plastic clear cover... and unfortunately, I learned the lesson the hard way years ago by tossing one. Congrats to Christi!
ReplyDeleteYay Christi!!! Hugz to you, girlfriend!! Enjoy!!
ReplyDeleteJen Johnson in CT
Congrats to Christi!
ReplyDeleteJust was on the Ranger site looking for labels for the New😀 Wendy Vecchi ink, and they only have the original labels.😢 love the ink though!
Christi, congrats on
ReplyDeleteyour win! Great info
you shared on the inks.
Carla from Utah
Looking forward to seeing what you create. Congrats to Christi!
ReplyDeleteAlways learn something here! Thank you.
ReplyDeleteAlways love your tips -- they are so helpful Thanks
ReplyDeleteThanks, glad to read that the snow cap white is the same as the glacier white because I have the snow cap!
ReplyDeleteCongrats to Christi!!
Looking forward to the tutorial on Wednesday!
Congrats to the winner!! I'm looking forward to the tag tutorial and tips!! Have a great day :)
ReplyDeleteLisa
A Mermaid's Crafts
Congrats to the winner. Johanne Lacombe
ReplyDeleteWhat a difference the paper makes! This sheet looks more like you applied Distress Inks with the blending tool. I never would've guessed it was the alcohol technique!
ReplyDeleteCongrats to the winner!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for more info Wendy!
Yea! I am the winner! (thank you Becca!!) - and Jen J in CT, I can't add you or follow you - what's up girl? Great to "see" you ~ and thank all of you for you kind congrats! <3
ReplyDeleteCongrats to the winner - I always learn something everytime I pop over to your blog.
ReplyDeleteLOVE foil sheets! Love your Alcohol and Archival background...those colors are wonderful together...all 3 of the new ones are!
ReplyDeleteCongrats lucky lady! :)
ReplyDeleteThose two colors are just beautiful together! Can't wait to see what you do with the background!
ReplyDeleteOoo foil fun! Loving all the only goodness.
ReplyDeleteI just embossed for the first time with archival ink!!!! it worked great! who knew you could teach an old dog a new trick!
ReplyDeletelook forward to seeing what you do with the foil sheets.
stamping sue
http://stampingsueinconnecticut.blogspot.com/
Congrats to Christi! I'm looking forward to seeing what happens next with this page.
ReplyDeleteCongrats to Christi ! So fun visiting all these amazing projects... I don't want to do my work !!
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