Hi All!
For today’s card, I’m using the new Mixed Drinks set by Stampin’ Up!, along with some Tsukineko Amplify ink for the whipped cream. It works pretty much like the Marvvy Liquid Applique (mine turned yellow over the years, so I thought I would try something different). I experimented a little with it – watch the video for details. Here is a close-up:
Unfortunately, the Fluff background is out of stock at both SimonSaysStamp and Ellen Hutson. However, Impression Obsession has it in stock over on their site, in case you just can’t wait. 🙂
Enjoy the video!
Supplies:
To purchase at Ellen Hutson, click the EH link. To purchase at Simon Says Stamp, click the SSS link.
Copic sketch markers used: mug and table (C4, C1, 0); mug (E40, E43, E44);
 Mixed Drinks |
 Fluff Background EH|SSS |
 Amplify! Puffy Ink EH|SSS |
 SSS Stitched Circles |
 Copic Sketch Markers BLSY|EH |
 Memento Black Ink EH|SSS |
 Versamark Ink EH|SSS |
 Real Red Ink |
 Ultra Fine Clear Powder |
 Neenah Cardstock EH|SSS |
 Crumb Cake Cardstock |
 Real Red Cardstock |
 Heat Tool |
 Scotch Foam Tape |
Connie
Another cute card, Darlene. I also learned what that Neon amplify puffy ink is used for. I was cleaning out my stash recently and came across some. I wondered at the time why I’d bought it and planned to check it out. Now, I know! Thanks (smile). Also, I have passed over this Stampin Up photopolymer stamp set and never given it a second glance. But, it definitely has possibilities. Makes me want to have a Dad’s root beer too! LOL!
Bertie
Super cute card. will have to give the puffy paint a try.
michexy
What an adorable card!!!
Carol B
Puffy Paint is definitely on my shopping list. Love your card!
Andrea
Neat card! I have never heard of that puff ink, but may have to give it a try. I have the Marvy Uchida version, and noticed it is at least a warmer white. This seems (at least from the video & photo), to be a whiter white. I was wondering, if you went over the stamp lines with gesso or white paint or something, let that dry, and then applied the ink, if the lines would still show through as much? I know it’s an extra step, but not that big. Something to consider, anyway! Thanks for sharing this, Darlene! 🙂 ~ Andrea
Carol Mac
Darlene, I have used liquid appliqué and found it too yellow for snow or ice cream so this is a good alternative! You could also cover your glass with glossy accents or crystal effects to make it look more like glass. This would make a great man card!?
Glenismaree
A great male card Darlene. I too, just the other day, found liquid applique and had no idea what I had bought it for. I will do a sample to see if it is yellow and if it is I wondered if it could be lightly coloured for icecreams. No harm in trying!!
Diana
Love this. Root beers all around!!