After looking at Christina Werner’s video this morning on painting with reinkers, I just had to give it a try . . .
Her method was to heat emboss a large pattern onto watercolor paper and then mist or brush on some water to make it easy for the inks to move. I then squeezed a few drops of three different inker colors onto a smooth surface. I picked up each of the colors in turn with a wet paintbrush and applied them in various areas over and around the image. I daubed and smooshed until I got the soft-edged effect I was after.
However, when I apply inks over a heat embossed design, some of the ink always clings to the embossed surfaces, even though they supposedly are not compatible. So for a crisper look in future, I will paint with the reinkers first, dry them thoroughly, and then heat emboss the image.
Cardstock: Bazzill Jade, Nicole
#140 Premiere Watercolor
Stamps: Gloria Page Spread
Your Wings
Inks: Ancient Page Aegean
Blue, Leaf Green, Amethyst,
Color Box
Silver
Emb Pwdr: Delafield Silver
Dies: Papertrey Ink Angled Labels, DieVersions font
Noodles
Doo Dads: Metalix Glitter Moondust
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