What a super technique cannot wait to try it out. As a newby 69 year old, it is like Christmas every day for me plus saving loads of money from not buying store packed cards. It is so rewarding to see people enjoying my cards. tfs x
Love, Love the alcohol inks! They make so many designs that never two is a like. Which is a great thing. Thanks for sharing and have a wonderful weekend.
Love all your fabulous techniques Jennifer! I have a small suggestion to prevent permanent staining on your Misti, or any other stamping tool. I also do this on my paper trimmer in case I get glue or ink on its platform. I cut and apply a sheet of repositionable, clear, transparent Con-Tact paper that I buy at Dollarama. It can be cleaned with alcohol swabs as well and if it eventually becomes badly stained, you just peel it off and apply a new sheet. It helps to keep your expensive crafting equipment looking like new!
These cards, although relatively simple to create, have elegantly stunning results Jennifer. Each one is beautiful but I absolutely love the results on the acetate for that "How'd you do that?" kind of look. Simple sentiments on glitzy paper is the perfect touch. Thanks so much for sharing your boundless creativity with all of us. I'm always appreciative and amazed. I hope you're having an awesome weekend. ~HUGS~ #kindnessmatters
Hi Jennifer, I love all your videos and in the past 18 months or so, since I started stamping, I have learned so many different techniques from you. Because I've not been stamping long I am still building up my supplies of inks etc and I quite often have to send for something before I can begin so imagine how thrilled I am because I actually have a good supply of alcohol inks AND Archival ink pads and I can start on this immediately! Please carry on the good work and thank you 💕
Hi Jennifer! I LOVE your videos! I just watched your video on alcohol inks and ghost stamping. Since I didn’t have any archival ink, I tried Versamark instead. After stamping with Versamark, I applied just a little heat and then wiped it off. I got great results!
Glad to see you have Tim on speed dial, lol! I can just imagine what you two could create if you came together for an entire day!! These ghosting techniques are amazing! Your backgrounds were beautiful, but then cutting and using them at an angle - brilliant! Your cards are magnificent - my favorite is the one done on acetate. Soooo pretty! Thank you.😍
Another most enjoyable video. I am addicted to alcohol inks. I love watching the inks spread on yupo paper. I can't wait to have a go on the acetate sheets using the technique stamping with the mini Archival inks. Thanks Jennifer
I am always so inspired by your ideas and how you pull your technique pieces into beautiful cards. Oh, and as a voice of experience here, on the glass mat, don't leave your non-stick mat over your palette while working with alcohol inks. It will stain if you get a little exuberant with the alcohol inks and splatter on the mat.
So inspirational, and I love the idea of placing the background at an angle. Watching this, I wonder why I've avoided alcohol inks: I'm definitely going to try them out.
Jennifer, ONCE AGAIN......AMAZING! This was such a fun video to watch! As always, your color choices and “tips” are WONDERFUL, too. I, too, LOVE having the “alcohol inked paper/acetate” be the “STAR” of the card w/just simple sentiments. Thank you again for “inspiring” us! Have a great day n’ HAPPY STAMPIN’ n’ CREATIN’! :-))
I love this technique. In fact, I tried it yesterday. On one that I've tried, the result was not too good but I didn't stamp twice with the archival ink. Now I will do it. And it's great to see the cards that you do with your backgrounds. Thanks for sharing.
Jennifer, I love everything you’ve done with alcohol inks. You have totally turned me onto them and I am in love. This would not have happened if it wasn’t for you and your creative techniques. It is why you are my number one UTube girl/website. I love techniques and yours are the most creative. Please please never stop sharing your art!!!
These cards are stunning! Alcohol inks did not interest me much before as I felt they would too messy but the results you got - WOW! I have to reconsider.
Just got my Yupo paper and alcohol inks and I can't wait to start experimenting. This is a lovely technique. Thank you for your sharing your experience Jennifer.
I have not been able to duplicate this and I don’t know why. I’ve watched a few times and seem to be doing everything the same. The images are not nearly as crisp. BUT as always, thank you so much. I always look forward to your videos. Thank you for your generosity..
Love the technique! For alcohol ink clean up, I often use fingernail polish remover because it cleans much easier and more thorough; I also clean my cutting boards that way that occasionally gets some glue on it and it cleans so easily.
Such beautiful results! I missed this technique and the need for just Archival inks the first time around or more likely it has gone out of my memory banks. Thank you so very much for covering it again, appreciated so very much.
Thank you, Jennifer. Beautiful cards. Love the technique. Just getting started with Alcohol inks and I am really enjoying them. Can't wait to try the ghosting :)
I only have black archival ink which I didn't use but will definitely try. What I did was spray rubbing alcohol on a makeup sponge and then sponged my stamp. I used a sentiment stamp and while not super clear it still worked pretty well and was clearly legible. I don't have Yupo so I used the back of photo paper. Was fun for my first try.
Where is the 'LOVE' button? I need a LOVE button not just a LIKE button! Truly appreciate each and every one of your videos Jennifer! They inspire me, encourage me, teach me and make me happy :-)
I thought I knew all of Tim's techniques but I have never ever seen this one. Love that it works on acetate as I have that and alchohol inks but not Yupo yet. Thanks!
Amazing!!! I'm glad I watched your video tonight. Simply blown away by final results. I just need time to play with my yupo paper and alchoal ink. Can't wait to give this techniques a try.
These cards are gorgeous, Jennifer! I love the look of ghost stamping on Yupo - but the one on transparency blew me away! So awesome! Thanks for teaching us ☺️ (I don’t have alcohol inks or archival inks, but I still enjoy watching and learning!) P.S. I’ve been using alcohol swabs to clean my Misti too! 😅 It works great!
Perfect timing. I am just getting ready to spend a day making fun backgrounds. Just wondering if you need to make the background and then do the stamping right away for this technique or can you do the basic backgrounds one day and come back to do the ghost stamping another day. Thanks for all the great tutorials
I use alcohol all the time on my misty and it will lift glue and paint off most surfaces and use to soak my glue bottle caps and paint brushes in if I forget to cap them right away. I have a spray bottle of it handy at all times..cheap cleaner and doesn’t leave a residue.
Another wonderful vid! Thank you!....I do have a question, can one use glossy photo paper for this? and how about the oxides? I've tried it on Yupo but seems to have a hard time drying, any suggestions?
I have ALWAYS used alcohol to clean my Misti and EVERYTHING else in my craftroom. Instead of sawbs, I use a spray bottle with the alcohol and paper towel.
These are absolutely gorgeous, Jennifer! Thank you for sharing your technique with us. I'm wondering why when I've tried it EXACTLY as shown in the video with the same materials, sometimes mine come out like a big smudge of ink. I'm using Pinata alcohol inks as a background on Yupo paper and Ranger archival ink, and wiping it away immediately. What could I be doing wrong? Do certain color combinations work better than others?
JENNIFER, OF COURSE I HAVE SEEN ALL YOUR VIDEOS. I SORT OF LIKE CONTROLLED. REMIND LILA IT'S GOOD 'OL FRIDAY GIVE HER EXTRA BIG HUGS BECAUSE MY 33 YEAR OLD BABY CAME TO SEE ME TODAY FROM HIS GOLF COURSE.
What a super technique cannot wait to try it out. As a newby 69 year old, it is like Christmas every day for me plus saving loads of money from not buying store packed cards. It is so rewarding to see people enjoying my cards. tfs x
Love, Love the alcohol inks! They make so many designs that never two is a like. Which is a great thing. Thanks for sharing and have a wonderful weekend.
A blast from the past. We forget to go back and use older techniques. Thanks bringing it back:)
Jennifer, we so appreciate your boundless technique tutorials...you're the Master ! You inspire us.
Jennifer these are ALL simply STUNNING! I could not be MORE inspired! I cannot wait to give these a try. TFS!
Love all your fabulous techniques Jennifer! I have a small suggestion to prevent permanent staining on your Misti, or any other stamping tool. I also do this on my paper trimmer in case I get glue or ink on its platform. I cut and apply a sheet of repositionable, clear, transparent Con-Tact paper that I buy at Dollarama. It can be cleaned with alcohol swabs as well and if it eventually becomes badly stained, you just peel it off and apply a new sheet. It helps to keep your expensive crafting equipment looking like new!
These cards, although relatively simple to create, have elegantly stunning results Jennifer. Each one is beautiful but I absolutely love the results on the acetate for that "How'd you do that?" kind of look. Simple sentiments on glitzy paper is the perfect touch. Thanks so much for sharing your boundless creativity with all of us. I'm always appreciative and amazed. I hope you're having an awesome weekend. ~HUGS~
#kindnessmatters
Hi Jennifer, I love all your videos and in the past 18 months or so, since I started stamping, I have learned so many different techniques from you. Because I've not been stamping long I am still building up my supplies of inks etc and I quite often have to send for something before I can begin so imagine how thrilled I am because I actually have a good supply of alcohol inks AND Archival ink pads and I can start on this immediately! Please carry on the good work and thank you 💕
This is such a great technique, Jennifer. Being new to using alcohol inks, I'm glad you retrieved this older technique to share--so, tfs!
Hi Jennifer! I LOVE your videos! I just watched your video on alcohol inks and ghost stamping. Since I didn’t have any archival ink, I tried Versamark instead. After stamping with Versamark, I applied just a little heat and then wiped it off. I got great results!
Glad to see you have Tim on speed dial, lol! I can just imagine what you two could create if you came together for an entire day!! These ghosting techniques are amazing! Your backgrounds were beautiful, but then cutting and using them at an angle - brilliant! Your cards are magnificent - my favorite is the one done on acetate. Soooo pretty! Thank you.😍
Absolutely gorgeous!!! You never cease to amaze!!
This is a beautiful technique....I can't believe how many things the paints are good for. Just fantastic. pat
Really lovely Jennifer. Thank you for the info for cleaning up the Misty. Deb x
You make such beautiful cards.
Love them all. You absolutely inspire us Jennifer.
Gorgeous cards! Thanks so much for sharing all of your tips and tricks with us...Love this technique!
Have a great weekend, Jennifer!
Another most enjoyable video. I am addicted to alcohol inks. I love watching the inks spread on yupo paper. I can't wait to have a go on the acetate sheets using the technique stamping with the mini Archival inks. Thanks Jennifer
Wow you are so creative Jennifer, love watching your videos!
I am always so inspired by your ideas and how you pull your technique pieces into beautiful cards. Oh, and as a voice of experience here, on the glass mat, don't leave your non-stick mat over your palette while working with alcohol inks. It will stain if you get a little exuberant with the alcohol inks and splatter on the mat.
Beautiful technique. Your cards are stunning. TFS
Wow! I especially like the use of the inks with the acetate sheets. Beautiful!
Gorgeous ghost stamping. Very Impressive. Thanks.
So inspirational, and I love the idea of placing the background at an angle.
Watching this, I wonder why I've avoided alcohol inks: I'm definitely going to try them out.
Jennifer, ONCE AGAIN......AMAZING! This was such a fun video to watch! As always, your color choices and “tips” are WONDERFUL, too. I, too, LOVE having the “alcohol inked paper/acetate” be the “STAR” of the card w/just simple sentiments. Thank you again for “inspiring” us! Have a great day n’ HAPPY STAMPIN’ n’ CREATIN’! :-))
I love this technique. In fact, I tried it yesterday. On one that I've tried, the result was not too good but I didn't stamp twice with the archival ink. Now I will do it. And it's great to see the cards that you do with your backgrounds. Thanks for sharing.
These cards are stunning AND I already have everything I need to make some of my own???? Yay!
Jennifer, I love everything you’ve done with alcohol inks. You have totally turned me onto them and I am in love. This would not have happened if it wasn’t for you and your creative techniques. It is why you are my number one UTube girl/website. I love techniques and yours are the most creative. Please please never stop sharing your art!!!
These cards turned out beautiful....love the technique.
These cards are stunning! Alcohol inks did not interest me much before as I felt they would too messy but the results you got - WOW! I have to reconsider.
Absolutely beautiful cards, as always....now I have to go and buy alcohol inks, blending solution, alcohol swabs.....LOL....TFS. Happy day.
Just got my Yupo paper and alcohol inks and I can't wait to start experimenting. This is a lovely technique. Thank you for your sharing your experience Jennifer.
I have not been able to duplicate this and I don’t know why. I’ve watched a few times and seem to be doing everything the same. The images are not nearly as crisp. BUT as always, thank you so much. I always look forward to your videos. Thank you for your generosity..
I just ordered these inks. Excited to play. As always thank you for sharing. These techniques is so interesting. Beautiful cards also.
Love the technique! For alcohol ink clean up, I often use fingernail polish remover because it cleans much easier and more thorough; I also clean my cutting boards that way that occasionally gets some glue on it and it cleans so easily.
Such beautiful results! I missed this technique and the need for just Archival inks the first time around or more likely it has gone out of my memory banks. Thank you so very much for covering it again, appreciated so very much.
WOW!!! Amazing technique! Your cards are beautiful! Thanks for always inspiring to try new techniques!!!
They turned out beautiful
What a fun technique! And lovely cards, too!
Thank you, Jennifer. Beautiful cards. Love the technique. Just getting started with Alcohol inks and I am really enjoying them. Can't wait to try the ghosting :)
These are beautiful!!
I only have black archival ink which I didn't use but will definitely try. What I did was spray rubbing alcohol on a makeup sponge and then sponged my stamp. I used a sentiment stamp and while not super clear it still worked pretty well and was clearly legible. I don't have Yupo so I used the back of photo paper. Was fun for my first try.
What a cool technique! Thanks Jennifer for showing it to us and Tim for letting yoy. It's awesome!❤❤❤
I love this technique! I just ordered 5 more alcohol ink colors and I do have 3 of the archival ink pads. I will definitely try it out. So pretty.
Where is the 'LOVE' button? I need a LOVE button not just a LIKE button! Truly appreciate each and every one of your videos Jennifer! They inspire me, encourage me, teach me and make me happy :-)
These cards are so awesome. I have a lot of alcohol inks so I need to get busy!
Beautiful Jennifer. Thank you
I love all these cards! I haven’t done paper crafting for some time and this makes me want to try alcohol inks!
I thought I knew all of Tim's techniques but I have never ever seen this one. Love that it works on acetate as I have that and alchohol inks but not Yupo yet. Thanks!
These are gorgeous! I can’t wait to try this technique. TFS!
Beautiful! I use a dry magic eraser on my misty, no scrubbing. Stazon even comes off!
Great technique! Love the cards!
Oh my god, these are absolutely gorgeous! I love it, thanks for sharing Jennifer!
xo Lisa
Funtastical, can't wait to try this technique
I have never used alcohol inks, but I will try them now. Thanks for another great video and ideas.
Amazing!!! I'm glad I watched your video tonight. Simply blown away by final results. I just need time to play with my yupo paper and alchoal ink. Can't wait to give this techniques a try.
These cards are gorgeous, Jennifer! I love the look of ghost stamping on Yupo - but the one on transparency blew me away! So awesome! Thanks for teaching us ☺️
(I don’t have alcohol inks or archival inks, but I still enjoy watching and learning!)
P.S. I’ve been using alcohol swabs to clean my Misti too! 😅
It works great!
Second time watching this. Can’t wait to get started. Thanks.
What a beautiful technique! I am going to try this for sure. Thank you for sharing.
You never stop to amaze me with your wonderful techniques...what great finishing for the background of those cards....well done Jennifer and tfs
Gorgeous backgrounds will have to give these a try. Will take a look at your other videos using this ink Thanks for sharing
Love the technique. Stunning - thank you
This is really neat. Love the idea. Thank you for the inspiration.
Beautiful backgrounds. Love the look alcohol inks give. Thanks for sharing. Always learn something new watching your videos.
Just watched Tim Holtz demo, and saw yours yestersday, just need to get felt daubers and erase stamp pad! Thanks!
Hi Jennifer, thanks for your video. This technique is very cool. 🙋♀️💕
Perfect timing. I am just getting ready to spend a day making fun backgrounds. Just wondering if you need to make the background and then do the stamping right away for this technique or can you do the basic backgrounds one day and come back to do the ghost stamping another day. Thanks for all the great tutorials
I just did ghost stamping on acetate! Such a great technique. My hands were pretty messy by the time I was done.
Thank you for sharing this technique. I will try it for sure.!!
Always so good, whatever you do.
Wow beautiful technique
What great ideas!
I do have a question, though; does the glitter cardstock have any fallout? Does the glitter rub off at all?
Love this technique, will try it out later today
Love your techniques. Could you use Stazon instead of the archival for the ghosting technique?
This is so cool!!!
Simply "AMAZEBALLS"!! :)
You always inspire. Thanks for giving us such a wealth of knowledge!
Labor of love...
BEAUTIFUL
I use alcohol all the time on my misty and it will lift glue and paint off most surfaces and use to soak my glue bottle caps and paint brushes in if I forget to cap them right away. I have a spray bottle of it handy at all times..cheap cleaner and doesn’t leave a residue.
Beautiful backgrounds once again! Love love love your work! Quick question... What do you use to clean the archival ink from your stamps?
Another wonderful vid! Thank you!....I do have a question, can one use glossy photo paper for this? and how about the oxides? I've tried it on Yupo but seems to have a hard time drying, any suggestions?
I have ALWAYS used alcohol to clean my Misti and EVERYTHING else in my craftroom. Instead of sawbs, I use a spray bottle with the alcohol and paper towel.
These are absolutely gorgeous, Jennifer! Thank you for sharing your technique with us. I'm wondering why when I've tried it EXACTLY as shown in the video with the same materials, sometimes mine come out like a big smudge of ink. I'm using Pinata alcohol inks as a background on Yupo paper and Ranger archival ink, and wiping it away immediately. What could I be doing wrong? Do certain color combinations work better than others?
This is so cool. Is there any way to do this without alcohol ink?
I love your cards and video today!! they turned out gorgeous.Have you tried cleaning with the Ultra clean? That seems to remove everything for me.
Love this! I can see I’m going to have to invest in some alcohol inks. I especially like the one you did on acetate.
Love this. I tried it with pearl alcohol inks and it didn't work so they must have different pigments, does anyone know
Do you think a craft mat would clean up well with alcohol inks?
Does the Archival ink stain your stamps? What's the best way to clean them?
Great techniques...awesome job
Hi Jennifer, does the alcohol ink rub off of the acetate? Is that why you applied facing upside down on the card you made?
What kind of sorcery is this?! 😂 What a cool technique! Too bad I don't own any alcohol inks though, only oxides.
My Tim Holtz mat came today
Love this idea!❤️. Except, now I have a reason to go buy archival ink, which I was trying not to do. 😪. Oh well, .......shopping!
I’ve alcohol inks of my wish list. I cleaned my Tim Holtz ruler with an alcohol swab and rubbed all of the markings off - whoops! 😂🙈
My favorite is the acetate
I'm loving this technique, but can I use a stazon ink pad or a memento ink pad instead since I don't have archival. Thanks for sharing 😊
Jen,
Is there any other ink beside Archival ink that I could use?
JENNIFER, OF COURSE I HAVE SEEN ALL YOUR VIDEOS. I SORT OF LIKE CONTROLLED. REMIND LILA IT'S GOOD 'OL FRIDAY GIVE HER EXTRA BIG HUGS BECAUSE MY 33 YEAR OLD BABY CAME TO SEE ME TODAY FROM HIS GOLF COURSE.
Just love this.