August 20, 2012
Ronda Palazzari guest post: Distress Inks
I admit i am into backgrounds. I love building up slow layers of color and texture. This cool technique falls right into that love. Today i am sharing how to use distress inks, stamps, and water to create this uber fun layer.
Here’s the final piece. After completing the background, i stamped the awesome leaf stamp again in citrus ink. It is a Cocoa Daisy stamp that is sold out. I have heard “rumors” that they just may be bringing it back for a second release. I then stamped the word grow in archival black ink and placed the die cut under it. I added in some cream butterflies and journaled around the edges. You can see the “ghosted” stamp in the background creating beautiful depth in the layers. I hope you have fun trying out this technique. Please share if you create something, I would love to see it!
Thank you Ronda for sharing this great tutorial with us! You can see more of Ronda’s great ideas by visiting her blog Help [ME] Ronda
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I love this technique, Ronda! I can’t wait to try it, tfs – beautiful finished project!
Oh this is fabulous Ronda! I have really wanted to do my first mini-album and I can see something scrap lifted from this! GORGEOUS!
beautiful project my friend, i love the technique!