Hello everyone and welcome to today's Tuesday's Tip Video! I had lots of fun playing with my ink, Stampin' Blend Markers, vellum and rubbing alcohol this morning!
Below are some still photos of my creations! I tried leaving a un-inked leaf on top of a piece of cardstock before stamping it with a block and I love how it turned out! It will make a really nice FALL card! Fall can't come soon enough with all the 100* plus weather we're having!
I think these creations as beautiful and I hope you'll give these techniques a try!!
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