
Let’s talk about using alcohol inks to make fun backgrounds for cards.
Today’s video is about what you need to know and how to get started with using alcohol inks for making unique backgrounds for cards
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Here are a few cards I made using the alcohol inks.
This first card is done with just using Yupo paper and alcohol inks. Very simple two color ink background but stepped up by die-cutting them with a stitched rectangle die set and layering them with some foam tape.

The next card is done with alcohol inked vellum! A sentiment stamped out and embossed with white embossing powder, then die cut with its coordinating die. Layer that on some bright colored cardstock and you have a simple card ready.

Card # 3 is also die cut with a stitched rectangle die. Does anyone else have a die set they use over and over again? This background design started with a basic inked background and then stepped up by adding the Gilded Alloy Ink. Toss on another simple sentiment and you have another card ready.


I hope you enjoyed today’s video and learned something new.

do you have a video of this technique -use stitched rectangle die set to stack an alcohol inked paper- the first card above.