My alcohol ink backgrounds created with Alcohol Ink on Yupo paper have been perfect
for QCAS (Quick Clean and Simple) card designs.
Again I am using Karen (Snippets) Alcohol ink on Yupo paper and placing the paper in my small salad spinner and adding drops of Alcohol Ink with drops of Blending Solution or you can use rubbing alcohol.
Karen has a simple photo tutorial that shows her technique with a large salad spinner.
I am so Thankful for you, dear friends. Enjoy...
I only had a small salad spinner so die cut small rectangles and circles for future projects:-) The spinner is now designated to my craft room! I cleaned it with warm soapy water and the alcohol, but still not spotless. Karen got her larger spinner from the $ store!
Here is my previous blog featuring my 1st QCAS Alcohol Inks on Yupo Paper card.
I used STAMPlorations Bloomfully Thankful for my stamped with Archival Jet Black Ink. Tip: I used the low setting on my heat tool to carefully dry the sentiment. Then blotted with scrap paper carefully to make sure it was dry. Inks dry slowly on Yupo paper. Be careful drying anything on Yupo as it will warp if it gets too hot.
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Wishing you a wonderful Memorial Day long weekend with pleasant memories
of family and friends. My twin sister, Margie and I will be going to our local cemetery to visit and decorate with flowers from our gardens many of our 3 generations of family and friends.
It is a time to appreciate and remember the past and present.
Love and Hugs dear friends. Thankful for you😊
Another beauty, Nancy! The archival ink worked perfectly - who knew something so beautiful could come from a salad spinner?!
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These are both great, Nancy. What a fun technique and different looks every time. Thanks for sharing this.
ReplyDeleteLove this one, the colours are great and it looks very stylish with that frame. I am going to have to have a look at how it works with the salad spinner as my mind is a bit boggled by the idea at the moment! xx
ReplyDeleteLove your splatter background, one technique on my list to try :) love the card ♥
ReplyDeleteThis salad spinner technique gives amazing results Nancy - once I am brave enough to venture back into a shop it is on the top of my list!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card. x
Try ordering on Amazon:-) You will love the technique. Now I need a larger spinner without the center post. Hugs...
DeleteAnother awesome alcohol ink background, Nancy! I LOVE these colors! I keep looking in the thrift store, but so far no luck. One will show up soon, I'm sure! You have had such awesome results, my friend! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing, Nancy! What beautiful colors! We are having a gorgeous weekend in the yard and garden. Hugs!
ReplyDeleteWhat a novel idea to use a salad spinner to create backgrounds! I've never heard of this before but what a great look! A beautiful card, and a beautiful way to spend Memorial day remembering those we've lost! Enjoy :)
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful AI card, Nancy! Love how the inks spread on Yupo. The color combo is pretty, and the simple white matting draws the eye to the focal AI panel! Hugs.. Hideko
ReplyDeleteWonderful colour combination and a unique card Nancy. Yes a salad spinner is on my list too x.
ReplyDeleteI've missed so much! This is a WOWZERS!! I love it... salad spinner? who'd have thought
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool card, Nancy! I love the idea of spinning the alcohol inks on the paper, for such a neat background! Great choice of colors, my friend! As a child I always wanted on of those paint spinners.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool card, Nancy! I love the idea of spinning the alcohol inks on the paper, for such a neat background! Great choice of colors, my friend! As a child I always wanted on of those paint spinners.
ReplyDeleteThis is simply gorgeous, Nancy.
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