...duh! You make a drink!
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| Card version! |
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Postcard version! I used grey Sharpie on the back to draw the lines for the address.
That is one good thing about this alcohol ink paper-- very little of the ink bled through. |
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| Looking straight-on... |
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| At an angle... the Snow Cap mixative adds a mica-like faceted illusion. Very cool. Very geologic. |
I picked up these stamps by Jillibean on an endcap at Micheal's two weeks ago... cheap! Couldn't resist.
Supplies and notes:
- Jillibean stamps inked with Tim's Mixed Media ink in Hickory Smoke (postcard) and Archival in Jet Black (card version)
- Adirondack alcohol inks in Sunshine Yellow, Butterscotch, and Snow Cap mixative
- I used Ranger alcohol ink paper for both of these... I bought it the same day I bought the stamps. I am not "way into it"... I guess I need to play with it more. I mean, it's thick and the ink doesn't go right through, but I felt like it impeded some of the "traveling" that alcohol ink does on other surfaces.
- For the card-version, I edged the panel with Versamark and heat embossed with Black Recollections
- The card version has DCWV paper from the "Hey Sailor" stack in the background
I'll share this at
Inkspirational's current challenge:
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| Nothin' says "chill" like a cocktail! |
Tequila. I remember one tequila evening out with a friend of mine. We had so much fun in so little time. I haven't had one of these drinks since. And it's probably 17 years ago or so. If I send my friend a card like this I'm sure she'd walk down that memory lane too. Impressive what a differe colored ink can do.
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