Neon Reverse Stenciling
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- In today's 5 Minute Cards Video, I show you the Neon Reverse Stenciling technique! You can do this direct to paper technique, or you can use blending brushes to ink blend your colors. It's always such a wow to peel the stencil off and the Daisy Chain stencil is perfect for a bright spring look!
I won't have a new video this weekend because I am out in Ohio at Simon Says Stamp CREATE! But Tom and I will be back live again on Tuesday night. Hope to see you there!
Stencil:
Daisy Chain
Ink Colors:
Raging Red
Orange Glow
Hello Yellow
Screamin' Green
Blaring Blue
Dies:
Hello
Card base color:
Blue Raspberry
Layering White
Black Onyx
Vellum
Embellishments:
Metallic Pearls
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Thanks so much for watching!
Hugs,
Gina K.
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It was wonderful to meet you AND Jennifer this morning at Simon Say Create event!
It’s fun to see how you learn from and inspire each other! You can almost see the lightbulbs go off as you feed ideas off each other. Thank you so much ladies!
I love the TTT (or T3?) videos!!!! I am so excited to be attending Create for the first time ever! I wasn’t able to snag tickets to the classes, but am so looking forward to the make-n-takes and the possibility of seeing some of my favorite UA-cam artists in person! Squeeee! Now, I know that in the mornings prior to classes, somewhere nearby Gina & Jennifer will be communing & laughing together over breakfast, and it makes me smile!
This looks like another way to get the look of Joeseph's coat. Very pretty colors.
this is one of the most effective techniques I have learned from you, which unmistakably produces stunning results every single time!!! Thank you.😘
I love this look and there are a few different techniques that give similar results. Those neon colors 😍 TFS💜🎨
❤Gorgeous, gorgeous........GORGEOUS Gina!!!❤ Keep em coming Sister! Hugs my creatively crafty Friend XOXOXO
Love this wreath and spray design. Thanks Gina. You make everything so easy to do. Lori Andover MN
This card reminds me of the 70’s:) and with that I would have to say this card is Kino Basso!!! Lol
Just like a Joseph’s coat for stencilling! I think I’ll have to put Rina’s inks on my wish list
Wow Gina, you are so right the colors are perfect!!!
Super cool card! Thanks for sharing this awesome technique!❤👍🏽😊
this is an outstanding card, gina! thank you for sharing in a short, concise video!!
I LOVE the neon inks❤️❤️❤️❤️ Beautiful card!
Lovely as always!! Enjoy your busy weekend!!
Wow! Will have to try that. TY for sharing your talent and knowledge 😊❤
Seriously a WOW card ✌🏽
I love the neon colors.
What a gorgeous design. I tried it with several inks but the neon (i used markers) gave the most vibrant effect. Thank you for this wonderfull idea😍😍
Absolutely beautiful! Can't wait to try it
Wow! Love
This card!
So love this technique. Thank you!
Gorgeous, so colourful. TY
Just gorgeous!
Wow! That’s beautiful!
Love this one. Gonna try it tomorrow.
Gorgeous card Gina! I'm so glad you've kept up with your 5-min card series. ❤
Beautiful! Thank you!
I love this technique! It's a go to for me. Every time i peel back the stencil i am amazed at the look
Oh my goodness!! I really want to do this 😁❤️
Fantastic card. Thank you.
So pretty I have these ink pads I am going to try this now.
This is a gorgeous effect and card Gina. I love the inks! I love everything. Thank you for sharing.
Gorgeous card!
So pretty.
Lovely!
Beautiful!
Stunning effect. x
Love these 5 minute card videos, i look forward to them so much! One of my favorite crafting videos!
gorgeous card
Gorgeous!!❤
Love rinak neon inks. So colorful! TFS 🌸🤓🙏
Beautiful vibrant colors look great on the card. Thanks, Gina!❤
❤ I love this card!! Have fun this weekend!
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Fun and easy!
Very pretty
Love the technique and the vibrant colors! Adding the stencil and ink pads to my "to order" list.
Love your 5 minute card videos, can not wait for the next one!!!!!!!!!!!!
I am watching on Facebook today.
Gotta try this one today!
What beautiful colors! Quick and easy card Love it!
beautiful!!❤
Miss you already...have a blast!
This is stunning. Looks like I need to add the Neon inks to my collection.
Gorgeous card...thank you Gina
Pretty card
This is an absolutely gorgeous card. You and your daughters are magical designers! So much talent!
Love this card! Another great technique!!
Good afternoon from Moseley, Va
This is pretty
4:55 Striking ❤
Ok, I give up! Gotta have Rina's inks!
Gorgeous effect!! ❤ Love it!
Love this card! I have the neon inks and haven't used them yet!
Stunning ❤❤❤
Gorgeous card!!
Are you turning the stencil over on the back side to do this. Beautiful card none the less! Thank you for sharing ❤
You can use it on whatever side you want. :)
WOW....such striking results, Gina! May I ask, does it matter what type of inks you use? Like your Neon Inks, are they dye-based? Your Black Onyx, does it matter if its waterproof? Thanks Gina....such a cool technique!
Our Black Onyx is water based. So you can use it for Copics and Gamsol but not watercolor. Use our Amalgam Obsidian for that. The Neon Inks are water-based. :)
Beautiful card. I have to try this technique soon. Can you use a pigment ink for the black (making sure you let it dry well)?
You can!
I love the look of these ink pads but can't find them in the UK or on our amazon or ebay , can you tell me if you have a UK stockist please, ty x
Yes, check the Our Retailers tab on our website for all of the store that carry our products. ❤
@@GinaKDesigns-StampTV ty i looked and saw only 2 have the Electropop ink pads and i managed to get 7 out of 8 from 2 different shops x
Does that technique muddy the ink pads? Are the neon ink pads water-based?
No, it doesn't at all! And yes, they are water-based.
Fabulous card! Is it possible to use your black amalgam ink or does it have to be a dye ink?
I would recommend our Black Onyx Dye ink for this technique. :)
@@GinaKDesigns-StampTV Thank you!
My flowers were black instead of the other way around….what did I do wrong…
Hey, only 20 gonna, going, going to, plus a few more that actually made sense in her presentation. Sigh...save the language. And beautiful card, I must say.