Hello friends
Whoohoo its the first post of 2013!!
Happy new year .........hope its full of everything you wished for!
I cannot believe the holidays are nearly over
.....its back to the pay the bills job next week .....BoooHoo!
I thought I would start the new year by sharing this cool technique
It involves bubbles and ink.....but not just any bubbles.................... they have to be foamy fluffy bubbles!
I discovered by complete accident while washing down a bottle of Dylusions in the sink.....that's what sinks are for right??!
I know most of you would of tried as kids to blow paint bubble pictures with a straw ......this technique involves no straw!
(because its ink, it contains no pigment so the bubbles wont hold the ink like paint does.)
You will see how too in the videos
First here's some samples of the effects you can get using Distress and Dylusions inks
So here's the first video using the technique with the Dyans Dylusions inks....enjoy!
(don't forget to come back to see the cool effect with Distress ink!)
I love grunge and you can create this look using the same technique but this time using Tim Holtz distress ink!
I JUST LOVE IT!!
Here's how too with Distress ink!
just love experimenting with inks......... SO MUCH FUN!!
(I'm still learning with the videos so if I repeat myself, just bare with me I waffle lol!)
Here's a close up of some of the effects......
**Tip**
You don't have to use plain card,
you can ink up your card with a block of colour first,
on this tag I inked up the card in orange then
then spritzed a contrasting colour onto the bubbles( I used bubblegum pink)
dip the card onto the pink foamy bubbles, then dry completely
WARNING...
(Don't over dip the card as the detergent reacts,
too much dipping will eventually make the card crinkle)
I hope you found the technique useful
As always feel free to leave a comment .....would love to know what you think??
Have a great day and thanks for popping by
Kaz x
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omgeee... FAB technique.. thanks for sharing... now I have an excuse not to do the dishes lol x
ReplyDeleteWow, great technique! I love how it can be bright, subtle or grungy.
ReplyDeleteLoads of bubbly fun - what a great technique, harking back to school days fun - and great results!
ReplyDeleteAlison x
Wow Kaz, they all look fabulous - that is definitely a technique that im going to be using a lot...I love the effects you have got from it, i especially love the distress pad effect - totally gorgeous
ReplyDeleteWell done on your happy accident or is it just pure genius? lol
xxx
SO cool! Thank heavens for happy accidents! off to play with my distress inks! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGreat videos! Genius of you to grab some cardstock as you were cleaning up. Looking forward to trying this.
ReplyDeleteTotally genius! Love, love, love this Kaz! Off to the sink I go! You're awesome! xxx
ReplyDeleteGreat backgrounds, similar sort of idea to the oldshaving foam technique but this looks less messy!
ReplyDeleteVery cool tutorials! Thanks so much for sharing them!
ReplyDeleteFreakin' AMAZING, Kaz! I really gotta try this asap!
ReplyDeleteOkay...that was cool! PS it works by inking your tag with Stain as well! VERY cool!
ReplyDeleteLve the effect! Very clever! Trace x
ReplyDeleteThis is a great technique. I particularly like the Its All Perspective card.
ReplyDeleteThis is a fabulous technique ill have to do the dishes more often. Love it. Thanks Kaz. I hope you make another accidental discovery soon!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a happy acident that was! Looks brilliant Thank you for taking the time to make the videos to share your discovery with us.
ReplyDeleteA-M-A-Z-I-N-G Kaz! You're such a clever crafter, I love your imagination. It's sheer genius, I love them both, and I love all the projects you've made. Can't wait to see you to tell you. Michelle xx
ReplyDeleteAnything to get out of the washing up...sorry luv there's no washing up liquid left...heard that one before! Super techniques tho.
ReplyDeleteHappy craftin
Rebecca
Wow Kaz, what fabulous bubble tutorials, just love the effect.
ReplyDeleteI did the bubble blowing you talked about with the Playgroup children,, but this is a much more grown up and civilised way to do it.
My lovely hubby has bought me a Gelli plate from AFTH, any ideas how to get started with it?
Debbiex
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DeleteThese techniques are brilliant, I love the end results and cannot wait to give them a go myself.
DeleteBrilliant video tutorials Kaz - can't wait to have a play with that technique
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot
How much fun! I say pure genius Kaz. Love it!
ReplyDeleteThis is an amazing technique Kaz :) I just love the finished look. Will certainly be giving this a try.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes to you and your family in 2013. THanks for sharing all your fabulous makes in 2012 and I look forward to viewing more in 2013...........what a great start
Wishes
Annie x
Pure genius, Kaz! Almost a take on the old shaving cream technique. Love how different and unique each one is.
ReplyDeleteSuper cool technique which looks fab, thanks for sharing! Love all your samples <3 xx
ReplyDeleteThat is FABULOUS! I so can't wait to try it with my distress ink!!!
ReplyDeleteLove, Love both video's! We will be trying this technique soon! Thanks for sharing and sorry that it's time to get back to work!!!
ReplyDeleteVERY COOL Kaz! Cant wait to try this tech! tfs and love your creations!
ReplyDeleteThis is so awesome!! What a great discovery! I will definitely be trying this! :)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely amazing Kaz. You just freaked my freak! Love the effect on the distress ink. You are a genius.
ReplyDeleteMichelle
Love this idea - a new way for me to play with my spray inks. I adore the crow one (pink and orange). I played with the bubble one years ago but I like this look so much better - not the big open bursts on the card, more solid colour. Definitely going to try this one out.
ReplyDeleteCracking technique - what a wonderful discovery :)
ReplyDeleteNeil
Neat technique, great videos, love the samples too xx
ReplyDeleteI love accidental creativity! Awesome technique! Makes me feel all bubbly!
ReplyDeleteI love accidental creativity! Awesome technique....makes me feel bubbly!
ReplyDeleteLove accidental creativity! Awesome technique...makes me feel all happy and bubbly!
ReplyDeleteAgain...Fantastic technique Kaz! Thanks for the videos. I can't wait to try it out.
ReplyDeleteAgain...FANTASTIC technique Kaz! Thanks for the videos. I cannot wait to try it out!
ReplyDeleteThanks for shearing! Have to try i at once!
ReplyDeleteOMG!! What a super discovery!! I'm going to have to give this a try today. Thanks for the videos showing exactly how to do this technique.
ReplyDeleteOMG!! What a super discovery!! I'm going to have to give this a try today. Thanks for the videos showing exactly how to do this technique.
ReplyDeleteOMG!! What a super discovery!! I'm going to have to give this a try today. Thanks for the videos showing exactly how to do this technique.
ReplyDeleteLove especially the distress one with black soot!
ReplyDeleteThis is WAY Cool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun ... another good excuse to NOT do the dishes ... I'm saving the washing up liquid for art! LOL! Thanks for making the video ... I really learn best by seeing and doing :)
ReplyDeleteGreat fun! Another good excuse to not do the dishes! I need the washing up liquid to make art! LOL! Thanks for the videos ... they really do help me learn!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! Thanks Kaz for the technique. I am gonna try it today!
ReplyDeleteWow! Tfs
ReplyDeleteHow did I miss this??? I dub you BUBBLE GIRL! This is craftgasmic! You are bril!!! I'm so going to try this! AWESOME work Ranger girl!
ReplyDeleteYou clever clogs, you!!! How cool is this technique???
ReplyDeleteYou clever clogs, you!!! What a cool technique???
ReplyDeleteLove this technique!! Thanks for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteTotally gorgeous! Kim
ReplyDeleteSuper, helpful videos, Kaz. Thank you. You are so creative. Happy New Year.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing, it looks like a great fun. I shall try it.
ReplyDeleteA-MAZE-ING.
ReplyDeleteHow do you think of this??? I absolutely am inspired by you Kaz...so simply, such a cool look. Thanks a bunch!!
Okay, I'm home now and just watched it again and have two MORE comments. Love your watch. And am seriously lusting after the Raven stamp you use in one of the tags....any chance you could let me know where that came from? Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteHi Sara, thanks for your kind comment, the raven is from tims/ stampers anonymous haunted mansion set(Halloween set) hope that helps xx
ReplyDeleteGreat technique and tutorials, thanks for sharing! xx
ReplyDeleteGreat technique and tutorials, thanks for sharing! xx
ReplyDeleteOh my!!!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant!
Great experiments that yielded fabulous results!
Thanks so much for those great videos!
Me here... running late! Loved watching your videos and seeing the neat reaction of the bubbles, Kaz. Thanks for taking the time to do the videos!
ReplyDeleteGreat videos and great art work!
ReplyDeleteCame to your blog via May Flaum, and so glad I did! I love using my distress inks and Dylusion inks and can't wait to try your technique. The videos are perfect for learning, thanks so much for sharing!
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