Alcohol Lift-Ink (& mixative) tutorial
Time: <1 hour
Yield: 1 - #8 Tag (will most like be added to a
card)
Wet Ingredients:
- Ink – Alcohol
Botanical, Mushroom, Patina, Rust; Alcohol Lift Ink
- Other – Clear Gesso; Gunmetal & Silver Mixative
- Paint
– Distress Black Soot
- Re-Inkers
– Alcohol Lift-Ink
Dry Ingredients:
- Cardstock
– YUPO Heavy Stock
Tools/Equipment:
- Blending Tool (with both felt & foam)
- Dies –
Tag & Bookplate
- Stamps
– Big Block Numbers
- Stamp Platform
- Stencils – Stitched
let the magic begin...
following tim's instructions for using lift-ink the
first stamp and lift will look like it didn't work
the second application is magical
i float the alcohol inks on a lot (a lot) of water
i added the black soot to dingy it up a bit, the stamped
colour will be much brighter if you omit this step
this lift is all about putting ink on the stamp
tim was right, i love how
imperfect the transfer of colour is
...another idea tried, more ideas to test.
Freaking love this my friend. Love your creative mind. <3
ReplyDeleteWow! That’s a really cool technique Vicki!! Amazing grungy texture. Love it!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, this is so awesome! Your experiments are so inspiring, thank you for sharing your crazy amazing piece!
ReplyDeleteCool beans!
ReplyDeleteHoly moly!!! That’s it I am joining the world of alcohol inks now!! This is seriously amazing!!
ReplyDeleteI thought Tim said in one of his videos that the lift wouldn't work on metallics? Looks good anyway.
ReplyDeleteReally amazing techniques. Love your experimentation ... creativity at its best!!! -- Mary Elizabeth
ReplyDeleteA whole new level!!! Jaw on floor moments right there. LOVE it Vicki!!!
ReplyDeleteWhoah, This is AMAZING!!!great tutorial and a fabulous effect xx
ReplyDeletewow wow wow this is amazing xxx
ReplyDeleteWow, wow, wow, that green layer is amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing! You are the master of distress!
ReplyDeleteThis looks fantastic. Thanks for sharing the steps in how you created it.
ReplyDeleteFabulous...and love the tip with the water...never done that!
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