Alcohol Lift Ink Birthday Card

So alcohol lift ink is completely new to my crafting stash.. and I LOVE IT!!! 

I added some alcohol ink to an alcohol ink applicator tool and pounced it around onto my yupo. 

Then I took my glorious bouquet stamp and applied the alcohol lift ink and stamped an area of my dried alcohol ink design. Using a paper towel I dabbed the lift ink off the image and carefully rubbed more of the lift ink off the paper until I had a beautiful ghostly flower image. Since the alcohol ink was transferred onto my stamp, I stamped onto the baseboard photo frame. 

Using tear tape I attached my paper to the frame. I added a small metal flower to the side, I used green & purple beeswax metal finish to add a some color to the adornment. 

I wrapped the frame with some thread and stamped a little sentiment using the tiny text stamp onto a piece of old book page. 

I finished it off with some sequins to add a little sparkle. 

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Xo- Megan

Monochromatic Alcohol Ink

Recently I’ve been playing with Alcohol inks and I totally love seeing what happens when in use one color. 

Believe it or not I only used “lettuce” by Ranger. 

I got several different shades of green, some browns and even some bluish tones. 

Alcohol inks are definitely addicting. 

This piece is on a sheet of photo paper. When I was happy with the way the inks looks I made sure it was completely dry and I pressed a piece of reactive foil onto it, to get the veiny like appearance of gold. 

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