Simon Hurley create. // Watercolor Dye Ink Reinker Backgrounds
I'm back with more inspiration using Simon Hurley create. dye ink reinkers! I'm doing an ink smooshing watercolor emboss resist backgrounds - whew that's a mouthful! But I'm so excited about these backgrounds! Sit back and enjoy!
It's no secret! I love making my own backgrounds. It's probably my favorite part about cardmaking. And I love when I can get multiple cards from one background. Today I made three watercolored backgrounds and cut them up to create 6 cards!
Be sure to watch my video at the beginning of this post. I learned a lot as I played around and I have some tips and tricks to share with you! For all of my backgrounds I started by white heat embossing a background stamp from Simon Hurley create. I used School Scribbles, Watercolor Blooms, and Prom Dress. After my backgrounds were heat embossed I dropped some drops of Simon Hurley create. Dye Ink Reinkers onto my glass work surface and sprayed them with water and put my backgrounds face down into the ink. I dabbed off some ink and dunked my cardstock again and again until I had the look that I wanted.
Once all of my backgrounds were inky and gorgeous I did the unthinkable and cut them in half! Well ... not exactly half - but I cut them nonetheless! It's panic inducing, but I'm glad I did! I was able to get 6 cards from 3 simple backgrounds! I used the Encouraging Words stamp set and Simon Hurley create. dye inks to stamp sentiments on the white space of all of my cards.
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