Memory Box Waltzing Butterflies

Memory Box Waltzing Butterflies!

This works with Alcohol Ink on Glossy Cardstock, too!

Daily Bread Stamp "Faith"

Stampin Up Strawberry Slush ink and accent layer.

Washi Butterfly

Washi Tape Fun!

More Washi Tape and Butterflies

Well, Washi tape is still easy and fun and soooooo Quick!

Alcohol Inks still rule, but Washi tape ranks right up there.

Quite frankly, what doesn't rank up there!

Have Fun!!!

Washi Tape and Butterflies

More Easy and Fun!

Washi tape, embossing folders and Butterflies!

Butterfly

Hello! I hope your day was a beautiful one!

Here's my Alcohol Ink card for the day, 

complete with Memory Box die and embossed.

It just wouldn't be right if I didn't keep the alcohol inks creating!!!

Have a restful sleep! 

CAS(E) this Sketch Challenge Butterfly

Good Saturday Morning To You All!

Beautiful weather here in Minnesota and I and my cat, Max, are enjoying it!

I just can't get off the alcohol ink and Memory Box Dies kick.

Of course, add a little Stampin' Up ribbon and use an embossing folder . . . 

Waaaallaaa - Ah ha, I'm tickled!

The results are always so beautiful, no matter what I do,

I end up giggling at myself! 

I giggle because I feel artistic and these products help me with that!

So, 3rd day, 4th Challenge!

My friend, Laurie, was right! I think I'm hooked!

Talk about artistic! Take a look at her blog.

She's always coming up with impressive and fun cards! 

This card I am entering into the CAS(E) this Sketch.

See the details here:
Have a Wonderful Weekend!

Wedding

Well . . .  silver and pearl alcohol inks made a beautiful background for this wedding/silver anniversary card. I am still learning how to take good photographs and this doesn't show the beauty of the colors and sheen. Practice will make better, at least - so, I will keep practicing - photographs, I mean, alcohol inks - that is a given! 

Alcohol Ink on Transparency

Another alcohol ink creation - isn't it absolutely amazing what can be done?
This one is stamped on one side of the transparency and colored with alcohol inks on the
 other side. I chose the colors of inks I wanted and dropped a couple of drops of
each into wells of a plastic ink palette.
Using a small paint brush I picked up color and simply painted the image.
Alcohol inks dry extremely fast,  but it's no problem. Just use the solution to moisten the brush
 and then dip into the dry ink. It re-wets the ink on the brush and off you go again! Yeay!!!
I put a designer paper behind the transparency and attached with brads