This month our fabulous Creative Team is bringing you projects featuring Smooch Accent Inks. So I wanted to share MY favorite technique using Smooch with you.
Smooch Accent Inks work beautifully to fill in your stamped images, but did you know you could also use Smooch to stamp with? Well you CAN, Smooch Accent Inks ARE inks, so they can be used to create shimmery, pearly images. Best of all, you can blend colors on your stamps to add dimension and create multi-toned watercolor like stampings.
To stamp using Smooch, I first "prime" my stamp using Watermark Ink, Watermark Twinkle Ink or Top Boss Embossing Pad. This helps the ink "release" and not dry on the stamp while I'm inking and blending the Smooch Inks. Then, I dot on the Smooch, blend with my fingertip and stamp. To make my stamped design extra shimmery for this card, I used Pearl Watermark Twinkle Ink.
This is the card I made; the floral spray and sentiment were stamped using the technique...
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And here are a few closeup shots that were taken outside; you can really see the shimmer and glimmer!
SUPPLIES:
Clearsnap Products:
- Smooch Accent Ink: Plum Twist, Plum Berry, Grape Soda, Ocean Soul, Pool, Frosted Aqua and Banana Custard
- Smooch Glitz: Frost
- ColorBox Archival Dye Ink: Seattle Sky
- Watermark Twinkle: Pearl
- Hero Arts: Thank You for Being My Friend and Delicate Leaf Clusters
- Memory Box: Distressed Tag
- Bo Bunny: Double Dot Cardstocks: Vintage Dot: Island Mist Vintage and Country Garden Buttons
- Bazzill: Kraft Cardstock and Bazzill Buttons: Modern Iced Pink
- The Twinery: Orchid and Lilac Baker's Twine
- Beacon Adhesives: Zip Dry
- 3D Foam Squares
- Trimmer and Scissors
this is so cool love the technique and video thanks!
ReplyDeletemust try this! Amazing technique!
ReplyDeleteCool technique!! Definitely need to give it a try :)
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