Wednesday, September 2, 2015

All Inked Up

Hello, creative people!
Have you ever explored with a trio of distress inks, crackle paint, and heat embossing on an MDF base? Well, I did, and I was very happy with the result.

I am sure you would agree, that one of the most amazing features of distress inks is its reaction to water. The gorgeous natural patterns that water droplets create when coming into contact with distress inks, is pure beauty.

After inking the 8" by 12" MDF alphabet base with Black, Pine Needles, and Denim Faded Jeans, I painted some sections with distress crackle to add more texture, and added gold micro beads for an antique look. Then stamped and heat embossed some more elements and sentiments.



Challenges:
The Craft Place - Mixed Media Anything Goes
Craft Your Passion Challenges - Always Anything Goes
Incy Wincy Designs - Anything Goes
Simon Says Stamps - Trio of Colors
Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge Blog

11 comments:

  1. Amazing result! I've just entered the inky side of crafting and been experimenting with dylusionz and distress inks with and without water with pigments. Ahhh man! there's a whole world out there!

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    1. It is indeed! I haven't had a chance to work with dylusionz yet, but looking forward to experimenting with it someday inshallah! = D

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  2. So beautifull. Lovely all those details.
    Thanks for playing with us at Craft your Passion.
    Good luck in the draw.
    xxx Michelle (DT)

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    1. Thanks a lot Michelle! Looking forward to participating in upcoming challenges too. = )

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  3. Great use of your Trio of Color! Thanks for sharing with us at Simon Says Monday Challenge. Cheers Nicole

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  4. Fantastic project, great colours too. Thanks for joining us over at That Craft Place, Nicola X

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  5. Love your Work Saba.... and I heart micro beads... they add such a pretty touch!

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    1. <3 thank you Amina!! I love the micro beads too -- I just wish I could "control" them beter = D

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