Hello there! No snow yet but plenty of wind and rain! Hope you are all doing well.
This week continues the winter theme. I thought it would be fun to use mainly the distress oxide inks for that Misty snow look. I’m a huge fan of oxide ink. I know it has many uses particularly when water is added -great affects can be achieved. However if used and dried between layers the inks are great at achieving that hazy subdued look.
You can find the tutorial here:
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I’ve had an amazing response to this tutorial. I’m absolutely delighted that already so many of you have been inspired to create your own versions. They are all fabulous. You can be proud!
Just goes to show if you get creating, be brave and enjoy the adventure you can produce something wonderful!
Enjoy the rest of your week!
Love, Lisa xx
Beautiful
Thank you! Hope you are well! Xx
Indeed a serene and sweet vision!
Thank you!😊
Wow…how did I get so far behind on your videos?! I love them all, but this one is really special for me, and maybe more approachable, because it uses mostly inkpads. I’d like to try a simpler version for a special birthday card I have to make this month.
Glad you like it Sandy! You should definitely create your own version. Of all the tutorials I have done this by far has produced the most pictures produced by viewers. Honestly I’ve lost count of the number of posts I’ve been tagged in and they all have been amazing. So have fun! Xx
I finally had a go at this one …. It was the one that inspired me to move from scrapbooking to art and stamping. Your explanations of each step are so detailed and I was amazed that I manage to produce a picture (although not to your standard) Thank you so much and I look forward to all your future videos … you really are inspiring 😊
I’m delighted Julie ! I’m so glad it helped. Thank you! ❤️