Here is a close up of the butterflies:
Here are the products I used:
You simply lay the color directly on to the rubber stamp from the Distress Ink bottle (it has a felt applicator) then spritz the rubber stamp with water and stamp it! I have always loved the Tim Holtz Distress Inks in the pads and use them on every project I create. Now they come in these nifty bottles and I am having a blast playing with them. The colors are amazing!
Thanks for looking, I appreciate your comments!
9 comments:
Oooh, it looks fabulous! I'm with you....the heart doesn't do too much for me, but it doesn't look that bad, really. I love the butterflies on the music sheet! Pretty!
This is just beautiful! Very creative!
I wouldn't even know how to create something like this - very cool!
OH! That new heart is much better. Pretty, pretty!
Gorgeous inking!! I do love the way you "fixed" the heart! Thanks for joining us at Frosted Designs this week!!
I am a huge fan of art journaling, so it was so neat to see a page submitted for our challenge this week at Frosted Designs! Thanks for sharing with us :)
Melissa
what a great technique!! :)
These are soooo cool!!! Makes want to play!
i hadn't thought of using the inks this way - thanks for a great idea :) and i love the music. i think i'll look at second hand stores for old sheet music books (don't want to part with any of mine) and find one to turn the whole thing into a journal.
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