Yes, my distress is all about the ink though! Ranger Ink that is! In a few days I have the pleasure of presenting another card class at my LSS and it features 4 different ways to use Ranger's Distress Inks. 
This first card is called brushless watercoloring. The focus really is the stamp and I just didn't want to cover it up with a bunch of embellies so I picked my favorite bg and let it speak for itself!
This second card is making the paper look kinda like leather. The real name of the techique has slipped my mind right now! Figured it was a great masculin looking paper so the trees and again very little embellies to finish it off.
This pic really does not do this justice. It is dark outside and I just can't seem to get a nice shot. Anyway, this card started off being ivory c/s. The ink is applied to a craft mat, spritzed with water and then you smear the paper over top. Kinda fun, real inky and I liked that in this sample it was a soft look.
This first card is called brushless watercoloring. The focus really is the stamp and I just didn't want to cover it up with a bunch of embellies so I picked my favorite bg and let it speak for itself!
This second card is making the paper look kinda like leather. The real name of the techique has slipped my mind right now! Figured it was a great masculin looking paper so the trees and again very little embellies to finish it off.
This pic really does not do this justice. It is dark outside and I just can't seem to get a nice shot. Anyway, this card started off being ivory c/s. The ink is applied to a craft mat, spritzed with water and then you smear the paper over top. Kinda fun, real inky and I liked that in this sample it was a soft look. ---
The fourth card we are doing I've shown you a while ago. It is having some fun with the spritz and flick technique!
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The whole idea is just to show the girls there are many way to use this ink and it is way more fun to use than just stamping with it!
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Getin' Inky!
8 comments:
anytime we can get inky fingers is a good time. Love your distress background- looks just like some Wild Asparagus paper that I have in my stash.
These look gorgeous!!!
All of your cards are so beautiful, and your distressing looks perfect!
They're all gorgeous! It's fun getting inky! Great cards!
Fantastic cards, they are all so beautiful. Your class are going to have a great time playing with all these techniques!
What Beautiful Cards, I Love Distressing Inks :)
Angie
Love your cards! I really like the leather looking one--very masculine.
These are some awsome techniques that you are showcasing! love my Distress ink, and its always great to think of ways to get more use out of them,
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