This Halloween blend is spooky-ish, but it can be hard to blend. Last year I shared information on how to successfully blend this terrific color combo. Here’s the video giving you blending tips.
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Pleasant color combinations can elevate your card designs. Distress Ink Color Combo No. 306 matches up Broken China with Fossilized Amber and Dried Marigold. Broken China is definitely the star…
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Recently, I had to make a fast sympathy card. I knew I wanted a floral focal image and I had been waiting to use a gorgeous Stampin’ Up!® stamp named…
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Snowy pine forest can make a terrific Christmas card. You Tuber Amanda shows us how to design a Christmas card featuring a small forest of pine trees. Amanda demonstrates three…
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Christmas flowers like Poinsettias add such grace to our December days. These days I am amazed at the many varieties of this luxuriant flower. Audrey Tokach at Pink Ink Originals…
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What about a leaf-strewn card to arouse delights for autumn? Jenny at My Paper Epiphany designed this vivid card that features falling leaves. She limited her color selection to 3-4…
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Here’s a lush autumn color palette using Distress Inks. Besides blending, this color combo can easily work when stamping botanicals and leaves. And you can easily create a masculine card…
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Autumn colors reign supreme in Broni Holcomb’s charming wreath card design. I love how she used eucalyptus leaf die to create a fall image. The little twine bow adds a…
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Definitely you can feel autumn when you look at curated Distress Ink Color Combo 326. Memories of happy family Thanksgiving gatherings come rushing to my mind. I can smell Mama’s…
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Flicking instead blending? Yep, a new way to create a background with Distress Inks. In the video below, Yana Smakula introduces the flicking method while using two Distress Ink colors.…
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