Your videos and techniques are truly amazing! I'm a new stamper but I've learned so much from you and a couple others. Thank you for sharing and for the inspiration you are to so many of us. I want everything I see! Honestly I never knew there was so much you could do with ink, stamp pads, stamps etc. it so much more than it was 25 years ago!
Oh my word...Jennifer! I am speechless with your creativity and inspiration! My money tree in the back yard hasn't started growing yet and the other one is slowly losing its "leaves"! LOL You are such an enabler!! Thanks for all you do!
Hey Jennifer..my dear, everytime I watch one of your educational tutorials, it's like my inspiration level just 'soars' (I honestly feel like a kid in a candy store and that's saying something for a Nana of Six beautiful grandchildren)! I bought my TH blending pen about a month ago, and I just love it! It opens up a world of possibilities when using alcohol inks. Thank you sweetie and I hope you had a lovely R&R vacay with your husband (what a sweetheart, whisking you away).
Great tutorial yet again 😃. I especially like the muted colours you achieved when using the lifted ink on those extra cards. Thanks for taking the time to share your creativity
WOW, Jennifer, you never cease to amaze me. What a fun, exciting and very cool technique. I must get some of these supplies now. You make a great seller of items you demonstrate, that's for sure. I love this, your channel and adore you. God bless ❤ XOXO
Thank you so much Jennifer for taking the time to teach us techniques to improve our card making. I absolutely love your videos, and cards! You make such beautiful cards! Again, Thank you for all you do.
Wow! I am in awe of what you did with all this Tim Holts stuff. The Alcohol Blending tool is neat.. I will look for it. The cards are really lovely, Jennifer and you spent a lot of time making them. TFS
These are such fun cards. I love watching the magic of the alcohol inks as they move on the yupo paper. They make gorgeous card backgrounds. The way that you use those backgrounds is beautiful. It takes courage to cut down the backgrounds and make cards out of them! lol. Excellent job, Jennifer!
Well I'll be danged! Jennifer this is the first time I've seen the Tim Holtz alcohol blending pen. Geeze, did I just get here from another planet? Super ideas, and beautiful fabulous cards. Thank you so much for all the extremely useful information.
I have to be honest. I almost bought that pen a few weeks ago because I THOUGHT it was a blending pen--exactly how you used it. That's what it appears to be when you look at it in an online store. I realized at the last minute before I hit send that it was an EMPTY pen that you are supposed to fill yourself. It didn't occur to me at the time that you could fill it with blending solution, & I didn't feel as though I needed any more colored pens, so I didn't buy it. Now that I've seen it used with Blending Solution, I think I will put it back into my cart & actually purchase it this time. Thank you.
You are so clever! I have had this pen for years and never used it because I couldn't see putting color in it. Now I know why! And to reuse the color lifted-best tip ever!
I've a comment about the 'stacking' of words. I take some of my white card stock scraps, use my tape runner and glue them together, making 2 or 3 layers. Most of my die cuts will do 3 layers but some only 2 Anyway, I do a few of these from scrap paper and have them ready for the stacking part, without having to do one at a time. Can then stamp a gold or color of choice for top layer. Seems to save my sanity when trying to put those pieces together. Thanks for your continued videos. You are truly an inspiration. Hugggs
Great tutorial. Love the idea of lifting the ink and using it to color in another image. Will definitely give that a try. I agree - the Gina K exclusive set from Simon Says Stamps was a great value. Awaiting delivery of mine. Looking forward to using it like you've demonstrated here. Many thanks.
I love the technique. I have always been a fan of the alcohol inks. Thanks for sharing. I hope that you enjoyed your beautiful vacation. The pics were all beautiful. I enjoyed them mostly because here in Maine we are spending our days preparing for winter.
Hi Jennifer. You are always giving us amazing options for the products we have or want to get. Thank heavens we have access to your brilliant ideas, as they are many and varied. LOVE your backgrounds and the cards - I need to rob a bank to get all those fabulous colours, but your tips will be so helpful. Thank you for giving us the benefit of your research and creations. Bev from Australia.
Hi Jennifer! I love it when you use your alcohol inks. I recently purchased some (3) Tim Holtz inks, some yupo paper plus the pearl and silver mixatives. I’ve really enjoy playing with them and I so want more of the colors. I think I might just have to purchase the blending pen. I like how you used it in this video tutorial. I always so look forward to your videos that I get a bit giddy with excitement. Thank you for all you do to give us inspiration and different techniques. You are so kind to do so! So a big big thank you. I loved this stamp set and how you took the color from one background to color in another for a really cool look! Never leave anything behind when you can make a new look with the extra ink! So brilliant.Sincerely Katz Baugh
Jennifer, you are amazing. I wonder how you keep coming up with new ideas. I love this process and will try it for my holiday cards. Thanks for sharing your talent.
I have had the alcohol ink pen for a long time and never knew exactly what to do with it. Your videos are so helpful. Thanks for sharing your ideas and creativity! ❤️
What a fun way to play and still end up with something amazing and beautiful! I think that first autumn wreath would also be gorgeous with gold embossing powder too! Just another example of how one idea leads to another! (This is how one pack of cardstock and some die cuts led to a cardmaking addiction!--one idea feeds and fuels another and you're off!) Thank you for this one.
Awesome cards and technique, I love how you can make two cards with lifting the ink off one card and add it to another cards, so smart....well done Jennifer and tfs
I use the Distress/Tim Holtz squeezy air blowing tool rather than a straw. I don’t like to concentrate my inhaling next to the inks, alcohol and especially the resin in the blending solution. The blowy thing gives great control of the air, has a big “lung” and is easy to squeeze. It’s designed so well that it has a little thing that lets it stand upright, and it looks speampunky sitting on the shelf.
What a beautiful and clever idea!!!!! I'm going to have to buy another of those pens. The one I have is filled with gamsol :) Thanks so much for sharing this. Hope your trip was fabulous!
great tips and tricks Jennifer. Just fantastic......It gave me a lot of ideas to try out. you always come up with soa many ways to do a card. and we all appreciate your experience and lessons. I know I do........................pat
Wow! This looks like so much fun! I actually got on here to see your video on Alcohol Lift Ink, as I just got my Simon Says Stamp card kit today! Now I need a blending pen! LOL.
Thank you Jennifer, for another amazing helpful and informative video. I am headed to my craft room now to try your ideas out now! Keep them coming! You are awesome.
YOU ARE such a great demonstrator, artist, and teacher! Do you have all these ideas in your head or go to classes, or what? I'm so amazed on how you come up with all your designs!
Seriously Beautiful Jennifer....I love alcohol ink results...the cards you made from the alcohol ink you lifted off is SO FANTASTIC!!! Thank you so much for sharing!!! Stunning!! xo
One of my favourite videos of yours of late (I mean, I love all your videos, but this one especially!) Can't wait to get my hot little hands on one of those pens!
I'm so glad I saw this technique today. I have a few backgrounds that really aren't that hot, but I didn't want to throw them away. I think you just solved my problem! yay Thanks :)
I LOVED this video!! Such great ideas & I love the idea of creating two (or more) cards at the same time. Also, you always have the BEST storage ideas!💗💗💗
Oh my goodness, I've had a DUH moment. Jennifer it helps if when I watch your tutorials if I use the right product!!!! Tried to do this with distress inks, no wonder they wouldn't dry!!! As I said duh!!! Looking forward to going home and trying this with my markers. Color on mat with copics, (still no inks)add blending solution then pick up color with yupo paper. Hope it works!!
I really loved this video, I haven't tried Alcohol Ink yet, but will be doing so soon since I ordered the Simon Says Kit yesterday. It's something I've been wanting to try. Thank you so much for the wonderful demonstration.
Beautiful as always! Tim suggests that you use a black paint to etch the stencils so you can see the outline of the shadow part of the stencil which makes it easier to move the stencil to the second position
Thank you so much for sharing these techniques. I haven't tried using alcohol inks before, but I just received my SSS kit and I'm excited to try it. I also want to buy the alcohol pen and blending solution. I just binged watched 3 of your videos showing different alcohol ink techniques 😊 ❤️💕.
Well now I'm going to go buy this pen. I have my friends Christmas present in my head now. Last year I made a bunch of Christmas cards where I stamped using a positioner, then I colored them in using colored pencils, then I restamped them (I didn't move the stamp) using Versamark and heat embossed them. I feel like that might be an option with this method. I got the technique from Yana Smakula. Great ideas as always. I love your videos, always!
Your videos and techniques are truly amazing! I'm a new stamper but I've learned so much from you and a couple others. Thank you for sharing and for the inspiration you are to so many of us. I want everything I see! Honestly I never knew there was so much you could do with ink, stamp pads, stamps etc. it so much more than it was 25 years ago!
I always am amazed too. :)
Oh my word...Jennifer! I am speechless with your creativity and inspiration! My money tree in the back yard hasn't started growing yet and the other one is slowly losing its "leaves"! LOL You are such an enabler!! Thanks for all you do!
Such gorgeous cards and very interesting techniques like always 💕👍👍👍thanks for sharing
You're an incredible designer, artist, craftsman.
Hey Jennifer..my dear, everytime I watch one of your educational tutorials, it's like my inspiration level just 'soars' (I honestly feel like a kid in a candy store and that's saying something for a Nana of Six beautiful grandchildren)! I bought my TH blending pen about a month ago, and I just love it! It opens up a world of possibilities when using alcohol inks. Thank you sweetie and I hope you had a lovely R&R vacay with your husband (what a sweetheart, whisking you away).
thank you for spreading kindness! :)
I don't have alcohol inks and never have used them. They sound like a fun, beautiful ink to try. Thanks for showing me cards to make with them.
Great tutorial yet again 😃. I especially like the muted colours you achieved when using the lifted ink on those extra cards. Thanks for taking the time to share your creativity
Beautiful technique! Love the way you lift color off one card and apply to another! No waste! 💜
WOW, Jennifer, you never cease to amaze me. What a fun, exciting and very cool technique. I must get some of these supplies now. You make a great seller of items you demonstrate, that's for sure. I love this, your channel and adore you.
God bless ❤ XOXO
Thanks for spreading kindness! :)
Thank you so much Jennifer for taking the time to teach us techniques to improve our card making. I absolutely love your videos, and cards! You make such beautiful cards! Again, Thank you for all you do.
thanks for sharing kindness! :)
Wow! I am in awe of what you did with all this Tim Holts stuff. The Alcohol Blending tool is neat.. I will look for it. The cards are really lovely, Jennifer and you spent a lot of time making them. TFS
These are such fun cards. I love watching the magic of the alcohol inks as they move on the yupo paper. They make gorgeous card backgrounds. The way that you use those backgrounds is beautiful. It takes courage to cut down the backgrounds and make cards out of them! lol. Excellent job, Jennifer!
Well I'll be danged! Jennifer this is the first time I've seen the Tim Holtz alcohol blending pen. Geeze, did I just get here from another planet? Super ideas, and beautiful fabulous cards. Thank you so much for all the extremely useful information.
I have to be honest. I almost bought that pen a few weeks ago because I THOUGHT it was a blending pen--exactly how you used it. That's what it appears to be when you look at it in an online store. I realized at the last minute before I hit send that it was an EMPTY pen that you are supposed to fill yourself. It didn't occur to me at the time that you could fill it with blending solution, & I didn't feel as though I needed any more colored pens, so I didn't buy it. Now that I've seen it used with Blending Solution, I think I will put it back into my cart & actually purchase it this time. Thank you.
Laura Buehler l got one & filled it with gamsol to minimise odour
More great ideas, Jennifer. Thank you so much for reminding us how versatile our alcohol ink supplies can be!
Those are great techniques. I love your cards. Love that we have options and can do two cards at the same time.
You are so clever! I have had this pen for years and never used it because I couldn't see putting color in it. Now I know why! And to reuse the color lifted-best tip ever!
All I can say is 'WOW'!!!! Thanks for sharing these products, had not seen the pen. Love this technique.
Love the ink bottle storage! Transferring the color to a second card is a great idea and it looks really pretty.
i'm glad I'm able to help!
I've a comment about the 'stacking' of words. I take some of my white card stock scraps, use my tape runner and glue them together, making 2 or 3 layers. Most of my die cuts will do 3 layers but some only 2 Anyway, I do a few of these from scrap paper and have them ready for the stacking part, without having to do one at a time. Can then stamp a gold or color of choice for top layer. Seems to save my sanity when trying to put those pieces together. Thanks for your continued videos. You are truly an inspiration. Hugggs
WOW! WOW! WOW! Jennifer, you hit it out of the ball park every single time. The ideas you come up with astound me. I can't wait to give this a try.
I'm glad you like it! :)
Once more I am in awe!
Utterly beautiful. Thank you for the video.
thanks for sharing kindness! :)
These are amazing techniques, Jennifer! Thank you so much for sharing them with us!
Great tutorial. Love the idea of lifting the ink and using it to color in another image. Will definitely give that a try. I agree - the Gina K exclusive set from Simon Says Stamps was a great value. Awaiting delivery of mine. Looking forward to using it like you've demonstrated here. Many thanks.
I'm glad i'm able to help! :)
I love the technique. I have always been a fan of the alcohol inks. Thanks for sharing. I hope that you enjoyed your beautiful vacation. The pics were all beautiful. I enjoyed them mostly because here in Maine we are spending our days preparing for winter.
Hi Jennifer. You are always giving us amazing options for the products we have or want to get. Thank heavens we have access to your brilliant ideas, as they are many and varied. LOVE your backgrounds and the cards - I need to rob a bank to get all those fabulous colours, but your tips will be so helpful. Thank you for giving us the benefit of your research and creations. Bev from Australia.
You are so gifted, Jennifer. Thank you!
'smart idea, making two cards by lifting color from one! Love this technique. I haven't used the inks yet but plan to.
wonderful video. Just love watching you create on your video's. You put them together so well. Thanks for making a rainy day much brighter.
What a great idea. I really like how you can make two cards at the same time. Thank you for sharing.
Hi Jennifer! I love it when you use your alcohol inks. I recently purchased some (3) Tim Holtz inks, some yupo paper plus the pearl and silver mixatives. I’ve really enjoy playing with them and I so want more of the colors. I think I might just have to purchase the blending pen. I like how you used it in this video tutorial. I always so look forward to your videos that I get a bit giddy with excitement. Thank you for all you do to give us inspiration and different techniques. You are so kind to do so! So a big big thank you. I loved this stamp set and how you took the color from one background to color in another for a really cool look! Never leave anything behind when you can make a new look with the extra ink! So brilliant.Sincerely Katz Baugh
Thanks for sharing kindness! :)
Love the new idea. Great job.
WOW. You always seem to amaze me with new and awesome ideas. Thanks for being such a great teacher.
love using my alcohol inks and pens like this, thank you, Jennifer, for another lovely inspirational video have a beautiful day
Yes! Love this format!
These organization tips rock
So pretty and clever!!
You are amazingly creative!
Jennifer, you are amazing. I wonder how you keep coming up with new ideas. I love this process and will try it for my holiday cards. Thanks for sharing your talent.
Jennifer you created a new Need: alcohol inks😁. Great cards and technique!!! Thanks to share 💙
I have had the alcohol ink pen for a long time and never knew exactly what to do with it. Your videos are so helpful. Thanks for sharing your ideas and creativity! ❤️
thanks for sharing kindness! :)
What a fun way to play and still end up with something amazing and beautiful! I think that first autumn wreath would also be gorgeous with gold embossing powder too! Just another example of how one idea leads to another! (This is how one pack of cardstock and some die cuts led to a cardmaking addiction!--one idea feeds and fuels another and you're off!) Thank you for this one.
thanks for sharing kindness! :)
Awesome cards and technique, I love how you can make two cards with lifting the ink off one card and add it to another cards, so smart....well done Jennifer and tfs
i'm glad it helped! :)
Love these, Jennifer. Just picked up the Lift Ink pad, can't wait to try. Thank you for these examples.
I use the Distress/Tim Holtz squeezy air blowing tool rather than a straw. I don’t like to concentrate my inhaling next to the inks, alcohol and especially the resin in the blending solution. The blowy thing gives great control of the air, has a big “lung” and is easy to squeeze. It’s designed so well that it has a little thing that lets it stand upright, and it looks speampunky sitting on the shelf.
What a beautiful and clever idea!!!!! I'm going to have to buy another of those pens. The one I have is filled with gamsol :) Thanks so much for sharing this. Hope your trip was fabulous!
Can you please email me through my website? i have a question for you :)
Just beautiful. Thank you, Jennifer.
OMG you are so cleverly organized and creative!
Beautiful cards. Fun technique which I will try again. Thanks for sharing.
i'm glad you like it!
great tips and tricks Jennifer. Just fantastic......It gave me a lot of ideas to try out. you always come up with soa many ways to do a card. and we all appreciate your experience and lessons. I know I do........................pat
Thankyou very much for some brilliant demos. I'm just about to start using these techniques for the first time.
Beautiful. Creative as always
thanks for sharing kindness! :)
Wow! This looks like so much fun! I actually got on here to see your video on Alcohol Lift Ink, as I just got my Simon Says Stamp card kit today! Now I need a blending pen! LOL.
Very nice results. I had been wondering how to use this pen. Thank you for this lovely idea.
I'm glad to help! :)
Thank you Jennifer, for another amazing helpful and informative video. I am headed to my craft room now to try your ideas out now! Keep them coming! You are awesome.
Beautiful technique.
Amazing. You are the best.
Thank you kindly-learned something new again--I love all your tutorials-you are wonderful-hugs
YOU ARE such a great demonstrator, artist, and teacher! Do you have all these ideas in your head or go to classes, or what? I'm so amazed on how you come up with all your designs!
Awesome techniques! I must try this. As always, Thank you for all you do for us!
Thank you so much Jennifer for the awesome details and instructions in this video!! It helps me sooooo much!!
Wonderful ideas and designs! I’m also in love with this PPP wreath, I’ll need to remember to get it next year for autumnal cards...!
Great tips and beautiful cards! Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful cards you technique is awesome and thank you for all the great tips.
Jenn, loved your tutorial and card designs. TFS!! 😘👍🏾
thanks for spreading kindness! :)
Seriously Beautiful Jennifer....I love alcohol ink results...the cards you made from the alcohol ink you lifted off is SO FANTASTIC!!! Thank you so much for sharing!!! Stunning!! xo
thanks for sharing kindness! :)
Beautiful. Thank you
Your creativity is astounding!! Well done👏👏👏
You are so amazing. I have to try this on some of my backgrounds I can't use because they are so beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
Ur brilliant....amazing techniques
One of my favourite videos of yours of late (I mean, I love all your videos, but this one especially!) Can't wait to get my hot little hands on one of those pens!
In the photos, the area where you lifted the ink with the pen looks like vellum and that is what I thought it was initially. I really love the effect.
Thanks for more great ideas.
so pretty and artsy Thank you
thanks for sharing kindness! :)
YOUR INK BOTTLES LOOK SO PRISTINE! MINE LOOK LIKE THEY HAVE BEEN IN AN INK WAR! BEAUTIFUL TECHNIQUE!
hahaha i just bought all new bottles and gave my old ones to a friend. :)
I FEEL MUCH BETTER NOW! LOL
Glad you are back - i was going to email you yesterday to check on you !!!
Love the cards but glad you are back
I'm so glad I saw this technique today. I have a few backgrounds that really aren't that hot, but I didn't want to throw them away. I think you just solved my problem! yay Thanks :)
I'm glad to help!
beautiful card
Love the way you work thanks for your wonderful tutorial!
I LOVED this video!! Such great ideas & I love the idea of creating two (or more) cards at the same time. Also, you always have the BEST storage ideas!💗💗💗
I'm glad you like it! :)
Such a great video. So many awesome ideas and the cards are just lovely.
Thanks and cheers
Lisa
thanks for sharing kindness! :)
Thank you for your inspiration.
Oh my goodness, I've had a DUH moment. Jennifer it helps if when I watch your tutorials if I use the right product!!!! Tried to do this with distress inks, no wonder they wouldn't dry!!! As I said duh!!! Looking forward to going home and trying this with my markers. Color on mat with copics, (still no inks)add blending solution then pick up color with yupo paper. Hope it works!!
OMGosh, I seriously love everything you do. EVERYTHING!
i'm glad you like it!
Thank heavens you are back!
Beautiful cards btw
Your UA-cam videos are always very informative! Thank you for sharing!
thanks for sharing kindness! :)
Gorgeous!
Thanks! :)
Fabulous tutorial, loved all your cards ♥️ hopefully will give this a go, thanks for sharing xx 😘
Toujours de magnifiques techniques bien expliquées ! Merci pour le partage !
thanks for sharing kindness! :)
I really loved this video, I haven't tried Alcohol Ink yet, but will be doing so soon since I ordered the Simon Says Kit yesterday. It's something I've been wanting to try. Thank you so much for the wonderful demonstration.
I'm glad i'm able to help! :)
Beautiful cards.
Thanks!! :)
Beautiful as always! Tim suggests that you use a black paint to etch the stencils so you can see the outline of the shadow part of the stencil which makes it easier to move the stencil to the second position
Thank you so much for sharing these techniques. I haven't tried using alcohol inks before, but I just received my SSS kit and I'm excited to try it. I also want to buy the alcohol pen and blending solution. I just binged watched 3 of your videos showing different alcohol ink techniques 😊 ❤️💕.
Really love your videos. Thank you. Much appreciated.
Great techniques! Thank you!
i'm glad I'm able to help! :)
Jennifer you're the best! Thank you so much for sharing this!
Wow! Jennifer I love your technique video's. 😊
Well now I'm going to go buy this pen. I have my friends Christmas present in my head now. Last year I made a bunch of Christmas cards where I stamped using a positioner, then I colored them in using colored pencils, then I restamped them (I didn't move the stamp) using Versamark and heat embossed them. I feel like that might be an option with this method. I got the technique from Yana Smakula.
Great ideas as always. I love your videos, always!
Stunning cards and fun technique, Jennifer! I had to share on my FB group page, Roberta's Artistic Adventures!
I'm glad to hear that! :)