There you go again🥰❣ Talk about exquisite that Tea Dye comb WOW👀😊 And the last one really does look like 5 combo blend😍❤❣I've never gone in circles when I blend, I go back and forth blending, I thought it was only because I'm left handed 😃😆🤭😊 Well I guess I'm in the right mind lol😃😆🤭😊 that's no joke either!! I'm really enjoying all of this and your blending are all so, very exquisite Thank You again for sharing and teaching all of us in our Beautiful World that we live in 🥰❣
Kristina - I have to tell you I had bought about 8 of the oxides and I wasn't really going to buy any more but watching you do this has just fascinated me and I have gone out and bought some more because I have had to try some of these to make backgrounds for some of my cards - they are just awesome - thank-you so much!!!
Love all of them, the Chipped sapphire with the tea, and vintage photo is awesome. I think that would be great for a Masculine card. Thanks for the ideas.
Thank you K Werner for this series of blending. It has helped me to blend which was a problem for me. Thank you for the best demonstration I have seen so far.
This series has been so informative. I have ordered the summer 18 set of oxide ink pads and plan to order the Fall one next. I want to be able to try all of your suggestions. Thank you for sharing with us.
Love love this series. I would love to print out all of them. I really like the brown as it would make a super background for a masculine card. Thank you for sharing and really teaching the blending techniques. I really appreciate this series.
I have been watching all of your videos for a number of years, but I haven't commented before. I love ink blending and these blending combos give me even more information. And the tip about side to side blending is a game changer. Congratulations on an ever growing number of subscribers. You deserve it! You bring so much variety to your videos, and I love how you share your process. Thank you!!
So surprising what can be done by blending the colours Kristina. I could not choose any one from this series, they were all so good ! Thankyou for taking the trouble to blend and show them all.
Excellent idea showing how they blend together. Love the last one, its pretty cool. I'm not good at colours blending ideas so this video was an excellent tutorial for me, much thanks Kristina.
Thank you for this series. I have been considering the oxides for awhile. This series made it easy to pick several colors that will work well together on the occasions that I need inks without buying every single one of them. The blending with them is amazing. This is a greatly informative series. :)
Thanks so much for doing all of the work for the rest of us, I know that there were combinations that you showed that I would never have tried myself that I already have ideas for!!!
I really like the examples using the different browns, I tend to jump to the colours and my browns are not getting as much showtime! You’re Friday blends have been so fabulous! Thank you for the inspiration ❤️
With every combination I find my mind being blown! I'd never of thought to put tea dye, vintage photo & chipped sapphire together but it's just beautiful. My wish list of distress oxides is growing by the week.
The tea dye combo is great. It made me think of a sandy beach going out into a dark ocean. Sort of a night time beach scene. Love it! Thanks for the inspiration!
HOORAY, KRISTINA!! Said it before~~saying it again~~~I AM LOVING THIS SERIES!! Number 5, today’s session, is AMAZING & FULL OF SURPRISES! It was totally awesome to see these trios come together in such UNIQUE n’ WONDERFUL creations! I especially LOVED the last one, a “real rainbow” progression w/the “extras” because of the way the inks blended! So soft n’ pretty, too! My 2nd fave was with the “tea, vintage photo, n’ blue” (don’t remember the exact color names! OOPS) but the combination was so soothing n’ serene for me! Overall, just enjoying the “emotions” these blending videos tap for me! TFS n’ HAPPY BLENDING!! :-))
Loving these blending videos so much. I wish they were slower instead of fast forward so we could see better the moments that the colors start to come together. Excellent series so far.
I'm really enjoying these blending UA-cams. To let you know, I was out at a client's site this week. The carpet reminded me of your blending series and has inspired me to do some blending myself this weekend. Thank you for inspiring me. :)
Love this series! I'm trying but I've never done much blending and I have to use the original distressed inks I only have a couple oxides right now. Thanks for sharing all these color combos!
Really great series, Kristina! I also love that Chipped Sapphire/Vintage Photo/Tea Dye combo. Never would have thought to pair a blue with browns, which is basically a very dulled orange and therefore blue's complement. Interesting...! I was wondering, if you are doing more with this series, if you could have some real-time blending, to show when the circular motion is better and when the side-to-side motion is preferable. I tend to have "issues" with blending the Oxides, that I think are related to their opacity. The colors tend to cover more than blend. I try going back & forth between colors like you have shown, but it still can be rather difficult. I just am curious if there are signs when side-to-side might be preferred to circular. Anyway, just a thought. Thank you for all you do, and have a great day! :)
As others have said, this is a fabulous series! My question is what color combos have been failures? Clearly you're showing us success stories...but what about those combos that ended up the in the trash? Would love to see what didn't work...occasionally!
I'm trying some of these combos & its taking quite a bit of time to blend them together. Can you show a real time video please? I also noticed that the videos show a grain or static b/c of the speeding up. Didn't know if you knew that, so thought I'd mention it. Thanks!
Hi Kristina! I was wondering if you could make a good-bye/farewell card? My best friend is moving to another country and i would like to give her an awesome card so that she can remember me. Thank you in advance, a big fan of yours. P.S. it is ok if you don't.
You can start here in the Ranger website. rangerink.com/pages/organize-your-ranger-products Or more specifically for the Oxides, cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/2159/8935/files/DistressOxideLabels_All_Aug2020.pdf?v=1598460716 A new color is scheduled to be revealed on November 10, 2020.
I'm loving this series. Thank you! I'm so torn between which inks to get for blending and stamping. I started purchasing the distress inks but I'm really liking the way the oxides blend - which is why I got the distress inks to begin with. As far as stamping, I'm lost. I don't have room for several different kinds so I've got to do some serious thinking. Any suggestions?
If you want an ink for blending AND stamping, go with the Oxides. The original Distress inks bead up on stamps and don't give a solid stamped impression. The Oxide inks coat the stamp and give a better result.
A little off subject, but I did what you did and added water to blend. The paper curled as it dried. What did I ydo wrong. I did try running them thru my Spellbinder, bit it wasn’t great. Any help would be appreciated.
To do blending like I show in this video, no water is necessary. The Distress Oxide inks are creamy enough to blend without adding water. If you do add water, you'll likely need to use watercolor paper instead since it's meant to absorb moisture. And you'll also want to tape down the watercolor paper so that it dries flat. But to get nice blends like this, do you not need water.
How pretty they all turned out, especially the last one.
There you go again🥰❣ Talk about exquisite that Tea Dye comb WOW👀😊 And the last one really does look like 5 combo blend😍❤❣I've never gone in circles when I blend, I go back and forth blending, I thought it was only because I'm left handed 😃😆🤭😊 Well I guess I'm in the right mind lol😃😆🤭😊 that's no joke either!! I'm really enjoying all of this and your blending are all so, very exquisite Thank You again for sharing and teaching all of us in our Beautiful World that we live in 🥰❣
They’re all beautiful but I LOVE the last one 😊
Kristina - I have to tell you I had bought about 8 of the oxides and I wasn't really going to buy any more but watching you do this has just fascinated me and I have gone out and bought some more because I have had to try some of these to make backgrounds for some of my cards - they are just awesome - thank-you so much!!!
Yay! More ink colors is always fun! :)
Hooray for my favorite color Blue Week !
Love all of them, the Chipped sapphire with the tea, and vintage photo is awesome. I think that would be great for a Masculine card. Thanks for the ideas.
I love the Tea Dye, Vintage Photo and Chipped Sapphire 🙂💚
Me too!
Thank you K Werner for this series of blending. It has helped me to blend which was a problem for me. Thank you for the best demonstration I have seen so far.
This series has been so informative. I have ordered the summer 18 set of oxide ink pads and plan to order the Fall one next. I want to be able to try all of your suggestions. Thank you for sharing with us.
Love love this series. I would love to print out all of them. I really like the brown as it would make a super background for a masculine card. Thank you for sharing and really teaching the blending techniques. I really appreciate this series.
I have been watching all of your videos for a number of years, but I haven't commented before. I love ink blending and these blending combos give me even more information. And the tip about side to side blending is a game changer. Congratulations on an ever growing number of subscribers. You deserve it! You bring so much variety to your videos, and I love how you share your process. Thank you!!
These are all very pretty but am I ever surprised by the tea dye panel, I LOVE it! Those 3 colours together are beautiful.
Love the last one in particular!
Squeezed lemonade, lucky clover and mermaid lagoon look perfect for a peacock card.
So surprising what can be done by blending the colours Kristina. I could not choose any one from this series, they were all so good ! Thankyou for taking the trouble to blend and show them all.
Really like the tea dyed one.
Excellent idea showing how they blend together. Love the last one, its pretty cool. I'm not good at colours blending ideas so this video was an excellent tutorial for me, much thanks Kristina.
Thank you for this series. I have been considering the oxides for awhile. This series made it easy to pick several colors that will work well together on the occasions that I need inks without buying every single one of them. The blending with them is amazing. This is a greatly informative series. :)
Thanks so much for doing all of the work for the rest of us, I know that there were combinations that you showed that I would never have tried myself that I already have ideas for!!!
I really like the examples using the different browns, I tend to jump to the colours and my browns are not getting as much showtime! You’re Friday blends have been so fabulous! Thank you for the inspiration ❤️
With every combination I find my mind being blown! I'd never of thought to put tea dye, vintage photo & chipped sapphire together but it's just beautiful. My wish list of distress oxides is growing by the week.
The tea dye combo is great. It made me think of a sandy beach going out into a dark ocean. Sort of a night time beach scene. Love it! Thanks for the inspiration!
You are amazing at ink blending.
More beautiful combos, each with its own unique purpose. Thank you so much, Kristina.
I was not really going to add to my oxide collection but you have definitely changed my mind with this series!
HOORAY, KRISTINA!! Said it before~~saying it again~~~I AM LOVING THIS SERIES!! Number 5, today’s session, is AMAZING & FULL OF SURPRISES! It was totally awesome to see these trios come together in such UNIQUE n’ WONDERFUL creations! I especially LOVED the last one, a “real rainbow” progression w/the “extras” because of the way the inks blended! So soft n’ pretty, too! My 2nd fave was with the “tea, vintage photo, n’ blue” (don’t remember the exact color names! OOPS) but the combination was so soothing n’ serene for me! Overall, just enjoying the “emotions” these blending videos tap for me! TFS n’ HAPPY BLENDING!! :-))
Très jolie ce dégradé de couleur merci du partage
I love this series. I have made all the combinations and have saved the cards as a color resource.
Can't wait to see what you do with all of the panels! My favorite was the last one. I loved how you got some new colors when you blended them!💕
Love the series... the Scattered Straw, Broken China, Seedless Preserves was really pretty!
Your first combo is so vibrant, I like it a lot
Great color combo...I'm not a fan of browns but the one you did is fantastic....tfs
Loving these blending videos so much. I wish they were slower instead of fast forward so we could see better the moments that the colors start to come together. Excellent series so far.
All beautiful, and thank you for creating this series, it really helps save time pondering over all of my inks and wondering what will work together🤗
Truly luv how blend the color ❤️
Great tutorial on blending. I have struggled with color combo's. This was quite helpful. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much for sharing! Getting the right color combination is something I struggle with!
Best yet thanks for sharing
I cant pick just one! They are all amazing. Thanks for the ideas
Really love the blending with these colors, took me to by suprise how beautiful they look together, xxxxx
Just GORGEOUS
Loved 2. Gorgeous.
The last combo was very surprising.
I've loved all your combos. They look awesome. Hope you keep going. thanks as always for sharing.
Loving this series, Kristina! I can’t wait to blend these combos!
I'm really enjoying these blending UA-cams. To let you know, I was out at a client's site this week. The carpet reminded me of your blending series and has inspired me to do some blending myself this weekend. Thank you for inspiring me. :)
Love the tea dye one, I need to add that to my collection!
Great series! 💜
Love this series! I'm trying but I've never done much blending and I have to use the original distressed inks I only have a couple oxides right now. Thanks for sharing all these color combos!
WOW!!!!!! Awesome!!!! Thank you so much for sharing these amazing color swatch mixes with us! xo
Love the colors...
Really, really loving this series!❤️
So pretty thank you
Hi Kristina lovely colour samples u made lovely card backgrounds thank u for sharing ☺️ all the best Lin in South Wales uk x
Beautiful thanks
Hey Kristina....sprite was my fav LOL! Thanks dear!
Loving this series❤️
So helpful!! Thx Kristina!!
Thank you so much for doing this !!!
Really great series, Kristina! I also love that Chipped Sapphire/Vintage Photo/Tea Dye combo. Never would have thought to pair a blue with browns, which is basically a very dulled orange and therefore blue's complement. Interesting...! I was wondering, if you are doing more with this series, if you could have some real-time blending, to show when the circular motion is better and when the side-to-side motion is preferable. I tend to have "issues" with blending the Oxides, that I think are related to their opacity. The colors tend to cover more than blend. I try going back & forth between colors like you have shown, but it still can be rather difficult. I just am curious if there are signs when side-to-side might be preferred to circular. Anyway, just a thought. Thank you for all you do, and have a great day! :)
Thank you, Kristina! I am so inspired by all your creations! Keep doing it, you are awesome!
Very helpful video on blending Distress Oxide inks. Soooo pretty@ tfs
As others have said, this is a fabulous series! My question is what color combos have been failures? Clearly you're showing us success stories...but what about those combos that ended up the in the trash? Would love to see what didn't work...occasionally!
I've only have a one or two that didn't work out. But I don't remember what they were.
I'm trying some of these combos & its taking quite a bit of time to blend them together. Can you show a real time video please? I also noticed that the videos show a grain or static b/c of the speeding up. Didn't know if you knew that, so thought I'd mention it. Thanks!
These are beautiful blends. What is your last step after the final ink sweep? Is it an empty foam circle or is it a damp one? Or a coloured one?
I'm sorry, I don't understand the question. I use a different foam tool for each color.
Hi Kristina! I was wondering if you could make a good-bye/farewell card? My best friend is moving to another country and i would like to give her an awesome card so that she can remember me. Thank you in advance, a big fan of yours.
P.S. it is ok if you don't.
❤️❤️❤️
Squeezed lemonade & lucky clover remind me of mtn dew.
I was just wondering u knew where I could get a chart or list of all available distressed oxide inks
You can start here in the Ranger website. rangerink.com/pages/organize-your-ranger-products
Or more specifically for the Oxides, cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/2159/8935/files/DistressOxideLabels_All_Aug2020.pdf?v=1598460716
A new color is scheduled to be revealed on November 10, 2020.
I love it. So are the new Tim Holtz easier to blend?
Yes, I find that the Oxide inks are a bit easier to blend.
@@kwernerdesign thank you 😊
I'm loving this series. Thank you! I'm so torn between which inks to get for blending and stamping. I started purchasing the distress inks but I'm really liking the way the oxides blend - which is why I got the distress inks to begin with. As far as stamping, I'm lost. I don't have room for several different kinds so I've got to do some serious thinking. Any suggestions?
If you want an ink for blending AND stamping, go with the Oxides. The original Distress inks bead up on stamps and don't give a solid stamped impression. The Oxide inks coat the stamp and give a better result.
@@kwernerdesign Thank you!
A little off subject, but I did what you did and added water to blend. The paper curled as it dried. What did I ydo wrong. I did try running them thru my Spellbinder, bit it wasn’t great. Any help would be appreciated.
To do blending like I show in this video, no water is necessary. The Distress Oxide inks are creamy enough to blend without adding water. If you do add water, you'll likely need to use watercolor paper instead since it's meant to absorb moisture. And you'll also want to tape down the watercolor paper so that it dries flat. But to get nice blends like this, do you not need water.
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