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Tuesday, 23 August 2022

Treats on Tuesday with Christine - La gâterie du mardi avec Christine


Hi Everyone, it's Christine here playing with some Alcohol inks (AI's) Vaseline resist and Ranger Alcohol lift.
I applied a thin layer of the Vaseline using a sponge to the stamp then stamped the image on Yupo. I selected some green and blue Alcohol inks, a small fine line bottle filled with Isopropyl Alcohol with a pouring tip and a blower for the inks. I used an air sprayer but you could also use a straw or one the ink blowers from Ranger.
I started by dropping small amounts of Alcohol inks over the image, then poured some Isopropyl Alcohol on top. This makes the AI's flow easily when you blow them. Keep adding inks and Isopropyl Alcohol until the whole image is covered with the ink. Let the inks to dry then wipe the surface with a dry paper towel to remove the Vaseline. The image appears as the Vaseline protects the Yupo from the AI's. I then took my branch stamp and using the Alcohol ink lift pad removed the background colour. I use a paper towel to pat dry the lifting ink before rubbing at the ink. If you rub the wet ink you'll smear the image. Finally I stamped the branch using Stazon ink to give the image some depth.


For my second card I stamped the Mandala using the Vaseline and then added more stamping using Versafine Clair around the image.


Christine Alexander - DT Magenta

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Produits Magenta utilisés:
Magenta products used:

Branch 
 [0677.N] 

Fluttering Butterflies 
 [03.118.L] 


10 comments:

Trina P. said...

So beautiful. An amazing array of techniques with fabulous results. So cool.

aussie aNNie said...

Beautiful design and project, love the colours and technique and love the stork stamp xx

Darnell said...

You should do a video of this process, Christine, because I think your results are better than some others I've seen. Both card designs are brilliant! Can't wait to try this when the weather cools off and I can open the windows. Hugs, Darnell

Mariëtte said...

Great techniques and your results are awesome

Brenda in IN said...

What a new technique to me with the vaseline. The Yellowlegs stamp with its reflection is awesome. Both cards are great, Christine.

Leslie Miller said...

My mind is blown! It's amazing how good the image turns out in Vaseline. These are gorgeous cards, Christine!

Susan said...

Amazing use of the vaseline resist technique! Gorgeous cards!

Bonnie said...

I love this reflective bird and the awesome alcohol ink and stamped background! The mandala worked perfectly for this technique too! Can't wait to try this technique!

Papercraft Boutique said...

Both of these cards are gorgeous, Christine! Amazing results of the vaseline resist techiuqe. Thank you so much for your inspiration!
Hideko xx

nwilliams6 said...

Definitely trying this technique soon. I want that bird image!!! Hugz