Welcome back to our second day of our Share the Love Week featuring Tim Holtz Distress Inks by Ranger! This is a week-long love fest when we focus on a company or product we adore and show how smitten we are by using our featured love with w&w products!
Distress Inks are a fabulous product line brought to you by Ranger and the incomparable Tim Holtz. We recommend, if you haven't already, stalking following Tim Holtz's site and Ranger's site for more information and inspiration.
This time around we want you...yes, you...to participate with us for a chance to win some awesome prizes.
Our second day is about another popular trend: Ombre!
Before we get to how you can participate to win, let's see what Shay and Gayatri, Mayuri and Vanessa of The Talent have made.
Shay
I find ombre or the variation in shade endlessly fascinating. Distress Ink has such a lovely array of color and blending properties even when just simply stamping. I inked up the outline triangle border from Scenery: Rectangled & Triangled with black ink and then using the colors of squeezed lemonade, mustard seed, wild honey, spiced marmalade and barn door stamped inside the outline triangles with the solid border. As Distress Ink usually beads up on photopolymer stamps, I like to first ink up with Versamark to allow Distress Ink to stick more readily to the stamp. For some of the triangles I overlapped the colors for greater blending of colors. The more times you stamp, the deeper and richer the color.
Over the triangles I stamped "shine" from The Big, the Bold and Fun in Versamark and then embossed it with gold embossing powder. As some the the embossing powder stuck to the Distress Ink in the background (they dry slightly slower than dye inks), I just allowed some of it to stay on the background for interest when I heat embossed. To make "shine" pop more I outlined it with a grey Copic marker (C7) and white Uni-ball Signo gel pen. Then in black ink I stamped "on", "your" and "day" all from The Big, the Bold and Extras. Using a ink blending tool from Ranger I edged the panel in black soot Distress Ink. I placed the panel on a slightly larger panel of black cardstock with dimensional foam adhesive. At the bottom I added white triangles. All of this was added to a white woodgrain embossed cardstock card base.
I finished it off with gold sequins. I just can't leave them off. :-)
Now, it is time for the gorgeous projects from Gayatri, Mayuri and Vanessa.
Over the triangles I stamped "shine" from The Big, the Bold and Fun in Versamark and then embossed it with gold embossing powder. As some the the embossing powder stuck to the Distress Ink in the background (they dry slightly slower than dye inks), I just allowed some of it to stay on the background for interest when I heat embossed. To make "shine" pop more I outlined it with a grey Copic marker (C7) and white Uni-ball Signo gel pen. Then in black ink I stamped "on", "your" and "day" all from The Big, the Bold and Extras. Using a ink blending tool from Ranger I edged the panel in black soot Distress Ink. I placed the panel on a slightly larger panel of black cardstock with dimensional foam adhesive. At the bottom I added white triangles. All of this was added to a white woodgrain embossed cardstock card base.
I finished it off with gold sequins. I just can't leave them off. :-)
Now, it is time for the gorgeous projects from Gayatri, Mayuri and Vanessa.
CLICK HERE to see more of Mayuri's projects.
CLICK HERE to see more of Vanessa's project.
>>>THE CHALLENGE<<<
Want to win a $30.00 "gift card" from us (shipping & handling will be the responsibility of the winner)?
You have two (2) ways you can win:
- You can comment once on this post.
- You can create a new ombre project using Distress Inks + at least one (1) w&w product (this can include stamps, cut files, digital products and/or one of our freebies found on our website or for our Facebook fans) and add it to the Link-up tool found below. You may enter as many times as you wish while the challenge remains open.
I LOVE ombre!!! Seeing the fantastic samples from the DT really makes me want to go try my hand at it! I think I've only made an ombre card maybe once?? :)
ReplyDeleteOmbre...love it.
ReplyDeleteSuch fantastic inspiration!
Gorgeous ombre cards by the DT!
ReplyDeleteVery purdy work ladies!! TFS!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards, each one so beautifully crafted, love the ombré inspiration!!!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards ladies! Loving ombre and what a awesome prize!:)
ReplyDeleteoh my word these are gorgeous.. loving all the colors on each of the cards.. fabulous designing..
ReplyDeleteLove all the gorgeous card, such a pretty ombre colors...
ReplyDeleteAwesome cards from everyone so inspirational. Gonna get my new winnie and walter sets inked up now :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome creations, ladies!!
ReplyDeletelove them all!
ReplyDeleteLove these cards...the ombre effects are beautiful
ReplyDeleteLOVELY cards by all! Oh the PINK Ombres are my FAVORITE:)
ReplyDeleteI love the Ombré look and the oh so many ways that beautiful look can be achieved!
ReplyDeleteWonderful cards. Love the heat embossed word on Gayatri's card, the ombre effect on Mayuri's card, the pretty flower and brush stroke word on Vanessa's card... each one is unique and pretty.
ReplyDeleteGreat cards! I especially love Gayatri's "Thanks" card.
ReplyDeleteStunning cards! Can't wait to try the ombré technique!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous assortment of ombre cards...great inspiration!
ReplyDeleteLovely, creative cards! I gain so much inspiration from your site-thank you!
ReplyDeleteLOVE ombre!! Great cards from everyone!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards, such inspiration! I'm definitely going to make time to play! :)
ReplyDeleteLove ombre! Gorgeous cards.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've ever tried an ombre card......you have some great ideas here, thanks for inspiring me!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful. I'll give it a shot
ReplyDeleteThat giant hello is just AWESOME!! love these card projects!
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS cards!!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the CREATIVE ways each TALENTED DESIGNER has works their distress inks - WOW!!!
Blending, sequins, dies ... OH MY - LOVE IT ALL!!!
WOW I'm speechless ~ what stunning examples from everyone.
ReplyDeletewow these are gorgeous!!! I love ombre style projects!
ReplyDeleteEvery project is a "pin" for me. They are each showstoppers.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love ombre but ombre and I don't always get along. LOL I am learning!! All these cards are so beautiful and gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteLovely creations. Lots to inspire me here.
ReplyDeleteSweet projects, your designers rocked them.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely fabulous projects! My favorites are the two cards that Mayuri created using the "Cut Files" and showing how she used both the Positive and Negative Cuts with the Distress Inks. Love Love Love them both and added them both to my "Card Inspiration Board" over on Pinterest!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards! Love the ombré look.
ReplyDeleteFABULOUS ombre cards, love them all!!!
ReplyDeleteOh wow! That OMBRÉ look is amazing on all those cards! I love it! I.must.try.it. :)
ReplyDeleteWow, these are all gorgeous! I'm super inspired! I might even make an ombre card of my own! Thanks for the wonderful inspiration and great challenge!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, SO PRETTY! Gayatri's first cards is gorgeous! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteFab ombré cards! I love the shadow and highlighting around the "shine" on Shay's card - thought it was 3D at first!
ReplyDeleteLove love love the 'SHINE ON YOUR DAY" card - and all the pretty sequins :)
ReplyDeleteLove the giant hello die cut! Fabulous creations! <3
ReplyDeleteHoly swoon... gorgeous cards, every one! How does a girl compete with that?
ReplyDelete=] Michele
Wow are these awesome! I am drooling!
ReplyDeleteLove all the ombre!! The projects are fabulous!
ReplyDeleteGreat ombre projects!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Love he different takes on the ombré theme, so well done!
ReplyDeleteLove the ombre look...these projects look great. I really like the different ways you can achieve this effect.
ReplyDeleteI really like the ombré look. I'm plotting and scheming a card out. Hope it looks a great as these!
ReplyDeleteSuper gorgeous projects ladies - LOVING all this Winnie & Walter and Distress Inks inkspiration!!!
ReplyDeleteOh my, how glorious ... such stunning cards ... I love ombré ... what great inspiration! Anita :)
ReplyDeleteLovely ombre cards. Can't wait to try it.
ReplyDeleteAwesome cards featured today! Love all these ideas and the inspiration to try some of these techniques!
ReplyDeleteLove love love the look of ombre! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThe design team has used some lovely colors!
ReplyDeletethe team really can showcase the stamps well. bravo
ReplyDeleteGreat samples. Love Gayatri's approach to ombre. So clever.
ReplyDeleteOh these are all wonderful ombré techniques! Love.
ReplyDeleteThese are all so pretty I can't pick a favorite! Loving all the color!
ReplyDeleteyou can never fail with ombre
ReplyDeleteWow, these are some really beautiful ombre cards!! Really like Gayatri's, Victoria's and Brenda's blended ombre card!! Amazing!!
ReplyDeletelove the ombre look - so pleasing to the eye! Thanks :)
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