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Alcohol Ink Smooshing Technique-Better Days

Alcohol Ink Smooshing Technique

for card making

using Better Days stamp set

Use your Stampin’ Blends or other alcohol inks to create interesting backgrounds.

alcohol ink smooshing technique

Here’s How:

  1. You will need a window or transparency sheet, 91% isopropyl alcohol, and alcohol-based ink or markers.  This technique works best if you use 91% isopropyl alcohol.
  2. Scribble the Blends on a piece of window or transparency sheet.  For this card, I used Night of Navy, Pool Party, Daffodil Delight, Calypso Coral, and Granny Apple Green Stampin’ Blends.
  3. Spray the ink with 91% isopropyl alcohol in a spritzer bottle.  The ink will pool and run.
  4. Place a piece of Basic White card stock down into the ink, and press with your fingertips.  Lift and set aside to dry.  It’ll just take a few seconds for the ink to dry.
  5. Stamp image from Better Days  using Memento Black ink.  Fussy cut image using scissors.
  6. Attach to card front using Mini Dimensionals to pop it up.  For this card, I used the retired Waves of Inspiration DSP stamped with Flora and Fauna greeting using Memento Black ink.
  7. Mat card front to Basic Black mat.  Attach to So Saffron card base.

Done!

I love the tie-dye or batik effect of the Alcohol Ink Smooshing Technique!

Be sure to watch my Alcohol Ink Smooshing Technique How-to video Here

how to alcohol ink smoosh technique

You can see more of my Stampin’ Blends creations Here

The possibilities are endless!

Let me know if you have any questions.

Share your Alcohol Ink Smoosh Technique creations!  I’d love to see them!

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