Saturday, October 26, 2024
Ink Blending with Rub-On Transfers💜 | Seamless Design Tips | #Giveway| #RTQ| #rediscoveryoursupplies
Welcome Friends! Today, I’m making encouragement cards and having fun with ink blending and 49th & Market rub-on transfers. Watch my video to learn my favorite color combo and to get tips on successfully applying rub-on transfers and ink-blending a beautiful background and to hear my #RTQ. Also, I’m giving away a prize that was unclaimed during my 1100 YouTube Subscriber giveaway. The new winner will have 72 hours to claim their prize.
Please join me on Instagram, @artsyfaithrae, for the Rediscovery Hop and hop along with us to see what we created with hidden treasures from our stash. Our theme today is Fall/Halloween and our technique is ink blending. I chose to use ink blending today.
Main Supplies:
● 49th & Market Rub-On Transfers Blendables #03
● Hero Arts Encouragement Sentiment Strips Stamp
● Hero Arts Sentiment Strips Fancy Die
● Catherine Pooler In The Square Stencil
● Distress Mica Stain Spray - Empty Tomb
● Distress Inks: Rustic Wilderness, Pine Needles, Broken China
● Waffle Flower A7 Dies
● Gina Marie Designs Oval Dies
● Nuvo Crystal Drops, Ebony Black
Connect with me on Social Media:
• Instagram: @artsyfaithrae
• YouTube: @artsyfaithrae
• Threads: @artsyfaithrae
Leave any questions below. Until next time. Good day friends!
Rae
1101 Davis Street, #128
Evanston, IL 60201
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