Ink Blending on Dark Card Stock with Mindy Eggen
Welcome everyone! It's Mindy Eggen here with you today. I want to share with you a card I created with the new Fleur di lis Stencil and how I ink blended on dark card stock.
I started by spraying the back of my stencil with Pixie Spray. Pixie Spray is a low-tack spray adhesive so it will hold my stencil in place on my Black card stock.
Then I will ink blend on Unicorn White pigment ink with a Life Changing Blender Brush. Once I covered the area, I'm going to remove the stencil and wipe away the excess ink. After letting the pigment ink dry on the card stock, I'm going to reattach it by lining up my image.
Starting from the center and working my way out, I'm going to ink blend on Salty Ocean and Cracked Pistachio Distress Oxide ink. By applying the White pigment ink first, it allows these light oxide colors to show through a little more.
I trimmed the panel down to 3 3/4" x 5" and attach to a white A2 card base and finish off by adding the Scripty Hello that I die cut from Silver Sparkle card stock.
I hope you'll give this a try! It's almost like magic how the colors show through!
SUPPLIES
This is really a neat technique. I am eager to try it. Hope I won’t blow it. Thanks for sharing. I’ve not seen anything that you do that I don’t like.