Today, I have a technique video showing you one of my favorite ways of using Splash Inks by Yasutomo Niji. These inks are so versatile and almost glow when they dry!
Back in January, I had done a stepped out tutorial using the same technique, but today I thought of sharing a video so it would be easier to follow.
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Here is the video..
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Hope you enjoyed the video..thanks so much for stopping by and do stop by the Niji blog for a complete supply list
Very interesting technique..new to me, Thanks for the video Sanketi.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful technique with sample! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWow !! Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous card. Love the bright coloured rose on this background!
ReplyDeleteNow I'm going to take a look at the video. Thanks.
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I loved watching your video today. I don't have that brand of inks, but I do have some Daler Rowney Acrylic Inks - would those work the same? Also I wanted to ask you please - did you stamp your sentiment in a dye ink, or was it heat embossed?
ReplyDeleteI am so looking forward to the online watercolour class next week!
Thanks Lynn!
DeleteI am sure you will have similar results with any ink, watercolor or even diluted acrylic paints...
I have used Distress Ink to stamp the sentiment..and congrats again on winning the class spot..have fun!
Another beautiful card! I will watch your video now too! Also wanted to let you know I cased your butterfly card for the Case Study Design call. I'm really enjoying the videos - thanks so much for sharing!
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Enjoyed watching you working with inks, Sanketi !! your video's are so nice, pl do a video on 'how to make a video' na, pl pl ......:):)
ReplyDeletevery nice and good co;our combination
ReplyDeleteThanks for showing this technique in a video. Your card looks fabulous.
ReplyDeleteThanks for showing this technique in a video. Your card looks fabulous!
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