Name: Autumn Ink Blending with Distress Oxide Inks
Uploaded: 2017-10-31T12:37:07.000Z
Duration: 6 min 52 s
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- [Kristina] Hi, everyone, Kristina here.

Today I'm going to be using some products

I will be adding a third stamp set from the same release

on this card as well, but I will talk about that

So the first thing I'm doing is attaching the Debra stencil

This is some Neenah Solar White card stock.

And I'm gonna flip this over and tape it down from the back.

or conceal any areas just because there's tape there.

So it's gonna be really easy to go all the way to the edge.

I'm using five different colors of Distress Oxide ink,

And the reason why I wanted to use these specific colors

or autumnal color palette with these oxide inks.

I think because they have a really soft finish to them

once they're blended, I think it goes really well

Now, you can get really bright colors with Distress Oxides,

but for me in my mind, I think they all kind of have

because I've received some comments and questions about it,

when they're using dainty stencils like this.

And it's because it can really move around

and you don't get a really good impression.

that are really delicate and intricate like this,

I make sure they're taped down really well.

And then when I come in and start moving around,

I almost do a up and down stamping motion when I start,

and then after that I let up the pressure

I also make sure that I'm holding down the stencil

fairly close to the area where I'm blending.

You'll notice that my fingertips are right up

and makes sure it doesn't shift around and move too much.

and that allows me to not only protect my fingers

from getting ink on them, but it also protects the blending

they will activate with any sort of moisture,

so even the oils or moistures from your fingertips

can change the look of Distress Oxide inks.

And I thought it was almost a little bit too stark,

using the colors that are in that same area.

So I brought in some of that Fossilized Amber

and some of the Fired Brick and Seedless Preserves,

and then I'm coming in with the Vintage Photo

So I set that aside and I grabbed another piece

from the Fractile Leaves stamp set in VersaMark ink.

I just sprinkled this on top, and I'm using a coffee filter

and I unfortunately I didn't catch it on camera.

but I did use my heat tool until it was smooth and melted.

And then I also cut down my blended piece

so that it's slightly smaller than a standard card.

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Autumn Ink Blending with Distress Oxide Inks

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