Distressed oxide ink cards

Let's begin this post by saying....I got the Tim Holtz Distress Oxide inks !! The hype was killing me! I couldn't go much longer ...

You may have heard me say that I don't think you can do anything wrong with Distress Oxide inks. Honestly, I like everything I have done with these inks, and I have actually tried to mess it up (such a putting orange onto purple, or yellow onto blue); but nope! Still like what I have gotten. And they are SO MUCH FUN to play with! Oxide inks are a fusion of dye ink and pigment ink. The dye ink soaks into your paper and the pigment ink sits on top. This combination gives your finished product…

19 April 2019 | Jill's Card Creations | Distress Oxide Ink Blending | From Left to right, Seedless Preserves, Worn lipstick, and Wild Honey Distress Oxides for this one. I did my ink blending with blending brushes (The link is below.). Distress Oxides blend really easily! The Branch die cut is called Summer Branch From Spellbinders+FSJ. The white heat embossed sentiment is also from Birthday messages at Simon Says stamp. Surprisingly, I never ever get tired of heat embossing!!!

Congrats: Distress Oxides Two Ways with Guest Designer Kelly Latevola | Pink and Main Blog

Hi Everyone, Has spring come to you, wherever you are? Here in Helsinki, we are still waiting... It's still rather cold, and we had a snow storm on Monday - can you believe it, a snow storm in April? It's rather unusual even for this corner of the world! I am trying to make a lot of floral cards, to make myself feel better, and maybe also to convince spring that it's time to wake up! :o) Today's card was inspired by the Distress Oxide Water Painting technique, introduced by the wonderful…

Hi everyone, I am up on the Scrapbook Boutique blog today sharing my play around with the new Tim Holtz Distress Oxide Inks. (A little warning - there are alot of photos so you may need a cuppa!) All the samples below have been sealed with gloss medium, I found that this enhanced the colours especially on the black cardstock. This first one is using a gloss pearl cardstock which is quite thick. I applied the oxide ink directly onto the card stock and them blended it with a bit of water and…

Hi all! Today I am wrapping up my Distress Oxide Ink Blending Combinations series. After today, I have used all 60 Distress Oxide colors at least once! Check it out! :) (Wondering what I used in this video? Everything is linked to multiple sources in the thumbnails at the end of this post, or in

Happy Wednesday, all! I’ve received multiple questions recently about the differences between Distress Ink and Distress Oxide Ink when it comes to ink blending. So today I thought I would try ink blending with the same colors in each ink formula. (Wondering what I used in this video? Everything is linked to multiple sources in

this demo features an overview on the differences of distress ink and distress oxides. learn about the importance of various…

Looking for some Super Cool Ways To Use Distress Oxide Sprays for your paper crafting projects? Here are 9 techniques lined up for you to try right now!

I was able to grab 3 Distress Oxide inks from a local scrapbook store and had a little play with them. Here's my first card: supplies: white and a scrap of surf blue cardstock, wilted violet, broken china, and cracked pistachio distress oxide inks, Hero Arts Leafy Vines cling and Hello Stamp & Cut set,VersaMark ink and white embossing powder, Lucy's sequins I first made my background, layering on the colors after smooshing them onto a craft sheet and spritzing them with water. I heated the…

Whether you have DIY Inkie Oxides (aka DIY Distress Oxide Inks) or if you have Tim Holtz Distress Oxides or Distress Oxides Spray you can use them to watercolor. Watercoloring with Distress Oxides is such an easy and relaxing process. Today I’ll teach you how to watercolor backgrounds for cards with my easy DIY Oxide Paint. Watercoloring with Distress OxidesAka Inkie Oxides Hands down the easiest way to watercolor, especially watercoloring with distress oxides is to emboss an image first.

How to Make a Thank You Card Using Distress Oxide Inks and Dies

Hello, welcome to my blog! I have two cards to share with you today. I love ink blending but for these cards I took it just a step further. Both were done the same way using the same colors, but the fun of this layering ink technique is that no two cards will look the same! I began with Bristol Smooth white card stock, and added a light layer of inking in Twisted Citron and Tumbled glass Distress Oxide inks. Next I stamped and embossed clear the leaf images over the inked panel. Lastly, I…

In this blog post, I rank all the currently available Distress Oxide Ink colors. Check it out and see where your favorites end up! New to Distress Oxides and Ink Blending? This post is a great way to see where to start your collection!

Distress Inks, by Tim Holtz are some of my favorite inks to use. They are water-based dye inks that have incredible color stability. Unlike ...

When I first saw the new Round & Round Background set from Simon Says Stamp my first thought was how stunning it would look with each of the circles watercoloured so that the overlapping watercolo

I love dies that create a window to show some colour behind - this gorgeous die from Paper Rose is no exception! I created a background of Distress Oxide inks using my Life Changing Blender Brushes. I then splashed some water over the panel and sprayed some Perfect Pearls in water over the panel to create some texture. I cut the white panel using the Lovely Florals Blossom Border die and adhered it over the coloured panel. I added a stamped sentiment from Lovely Florals Blossom flowers stamp…