Hi friends! Thanks so much for stopping by... Be sure to leave a comment letting me know your favorite/ Any new life hacks.:) Here is a link to the full blog post and supply list: www.inklipse.com/?p=2386
The coolest part of this is how you showed different techniques and then pulled all of those together to make that one card. Soooo smart, resourceful and a great use of all these good ideas! With that said, like you and others, that direct to paper technique with the cubes was the bomb! It looks like 8-bit pixels. That makes me happy.
I have found the mini ink pads to be easier to use on stamps when using a stamping device. The smaller ink surface means that ink is not smeared all over the plastic cover. Reduces your clean up to a minimum.
OMG you are so awesomely creative and knowledgeable! I am new to card making and was unsure of how stamping could be applied. I am so excited to use these techniques when making cards!!!! Thank you so much!
Hey Simon.. love your videos you give some of the best tips. My favorite was the way you used multiple ink pads to stamp the butterflies. Plus a beautiful card as well.. well all of them really. Keep up the great work and inspiration. Your a doll.
Thanks for sharing. I'm learning new things! I especially liked the card you created for #4. The final hack was worth the wait. LOL It created such an interesting, almost a pixelated effect.
I love mini ink cubes; as you said, they are very versatile. I loved your ideas and I’m going to try them when I get home from work. Thanks for sharing
Great video. I just found out about you because you were commenting on Catherine Pooler's live video a little earlier today. One of my friends commented that she liked your videos so I had to check them out. Great tips using the mini ink cubes!
Thank you for the great hacks, very helpful for a beginner like me. I appreciate you taking your time to show us. My favorite was the large inkpad with the small inkpad for lettering, I always had trouble with that.
Wow honey, you get better and better each time I see you. That’s a lovely idea with the mini ink pads, I like to make my own backgrounds so I’ll be giving that a go. Well done, keep coming up with ideas, it helps us ‘Oldies’ remember some of the similar things we did years ago. Thank you for this. Huggles xxxAnnxxx in Uk 🇬🇧
Hack #2, I've used for years on a leaf stamp with lots of lines, not solid. I would do yellow over all the stamp, then red on one side on the edge and orange on the other. Or instead of orange, green on one side. It makes the leaves look so rich and dimensional.
Great video Simon, I like the mini nuvo blender (mini beauty blender) sponge technique. I like to use cotton balls, q-tips and cut up sponges for different effects on my projects.
I just got some mini ink cubes from Gina K and am anxious to try your hack on ombre inking.....those butterflies are stunning! Thank you for sharing, Simon!
Hi Simon...I'm a newbie to your channel. I just want to say how much I am enjoying your videos...your channel has a great look to it and you are very good at what you do ! I just subscribed and I really look forward to more from you. Thanks for showing the ink cubes...I've considered buying them ...this makes my decision easier. Hugs from Canada xx
Great video and tips. Thinking I'm defenetly going to have to buy these mini ink pads they look just great for me Thankyou for sharing your tips. P.s live your craft room x
Fantastic tips! I love your direct to paper idea and can't wait to try this myself. It's a random question, but I'd love to know what shelving unit you're using for your Nuvo drops. Thanks!
