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Hello Friends, How are you today?? Working on this “Think Technique” for BasicGrey I discovered a really COOL technique that I am so excited to share. I hope you will have time to visit the BasicGrey blog to check it out. Just in case you do I have the “Hello” stamp set to GIVEAWAY ! Please leave a comment here so I know that you visited the BasicGrey blog and I will select a winner Feb. 10th. If you don’t already I hope you will join my following. You visit today is so appreciated! Hugs, Kathy
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Super cool technique! Thank you for the tutorial.
very cool Kathy – love my alcohol inks – and now something new to do with them. Thanks for sharing.
Sandra ltb
i checked out that technique right away and pinned it on my “inspiration” board! thanks for sharing it! and if i ever get started on my “project life” those stamps would be wonderful to have!
looks as if I had better stock up on some ink refills….. grins! what a great technique! thank you for sharing! 🙂
What a super fun technique! Loved your tutorial! 🙂 xx
I had no idea you could use distress ink on acetate and that paper towel technique gives such a fabulous texture! Thanks for sharing and for a chance to win the stamp set.
How clever – a new technique. It is like polished stone on acetate. Now I need some inks.
Love the blending technique and samples! Very pretty!
Great customizable cards and technique! I left a comment on the BG blog. Thanks for the technique tutorial. This looks like it would work well with alcohol inks, too, although I love the DI colors. 😉
Such an amazing technique Kathy, would love to try it. Thanks for sharing the tutorial, the step by step is so helpful!!!
so cool, thanks for the technique!
That was such a great tutorial! I broke my alcohol inks out for the first time ever last night, and I love them! Your tutorial got me thinking of other materials to try to get a similar effect too….if you’ve tried any others, would love to hear about them!
I visited BasicGrey blog–Very cool technique with the paper towel!
That’s a cool technique and I haven’t seen the alcohol inks used in awhile so it was nice to see you using them again!
I really like the look of the reddish one with the paper towel marks. Funny. I’ve tried this before and always did my best to NOT mark the ink up. Purposely marking it looks great. LOL!
I visited the BG blog and WOW WEE that is so awesome.. great technique… girl you are so creative and inspiring.. thanks for sharing..love your card..
Great technique tutorial on BG.
Gr Elly
What a cool technique, Kathy, thanks for sharing and giving the chance to win this awesome stamp!
xxx Margreet
It´s such an awesome technique Kathy, thanks sooo much for sharing it with us. Both cards looks sooo cool, and it seems pretty easy, so we should all be able to give it a good try, I think. And thanks so much for the chance to win a cool stamp here too.
HAve a great day hun and lots of fun.
This is a really great technique – I love the different ways you have made the cards. thanks for the demo
I just came from the BasicGreyblog. I like the technique you showed. Thanks for the tutorial. Hugs! xx
Wow great technique, will definitely have to try this!
Already follow and never thought of distressing alcohol inks this way!
I visited the Basic Grey blog, wow! thanks for sharing the technique, the results look amazing! I don’t have any alcohol inks but have lots of reinkers. I’ll get some blending solution and definitely give this a try! 🙂
Wow, what a fun technique and fun theme with the month stamped. Love that you can make plenty and use on LO’s or cards! Thanks for showing!
wow what a cool technique. The acetate looked like pattern paper. love how you added texture too. Thanks for sharing and for the chance to win.
Great technique, Kathy! I am a follower and love all of your fabulous ideas.
amazing technique using the Reinkers – I’d really not have thought they would work with acetate. I love the way you discovered the way of using the texture from the paper towel too – you never know what is going to occur next when crafting do you? I particularly like the way you have highlighted the date in the first card.
Paula (PEP)
Wow, that’s a cool texture with the paper towel! Thanks for sharing!
love the stamp set and cool technique!
Loved your inking techniques on acetate. Thanks for the detailed tutorial!
Thanks for the chance and I am so glad I found your blog 🙂
WOW you worked hard for this technique Kathy but it was worth it, it looks great!
Hugs from Spain
Great technique, must give it a try, thanks for the tutorial.
Lynn x
huh! i’ve used alcohol inks on acetate but would not have thought to try distress reinkers! and how on earth did you happen upon that paper towel technique?!
Loved the techniques. Left a comment at Basic Grey Blog.
Very cool…I need to try this! Great idea to have some cards made up ahead of time.
what an awesome technique Kathy Been over to BG blog and left you a comment
Cool technique. The stamp set looks awesome – no wonder its sold out.
A very interesting technique, thanks for sharing.
I loved also the way you highlighted the month of May, very clever!
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What a great technique! I can’t wait to try it. The tutorial is great, too. I left a comment on the BG blog. Thanks again!
Great technique! I can’t wait to play.
This is very cool!!! Cannot wait to try this! Thannks.
Thanks for the tutorial.. That looks awesome.. n thanks for the chance to win a fabulous stamp set 🙂
I was just talking to a friend yesterday about wanting to craft with acetate, and now I have a very cool technique to try on it! Great tutorial over on the BG blog! One question…I didn’t understand what you did with the circle you cut out of the acetate with the word May on it. Is it darker because of the Glossy Accents you used to adhere it back in? ~Hugs!
Super tutorial. Thanks for sharing this wonderful technique.
Thank you so much for a chance to win this stamp set.
As new products come out, we sometimes forget what we can do with our tried and true – thanks for the reminder – great technique. I visited the BG Blog.
Wow, that is an amazing technique. Who knew what all paper towels were good for?? Beautiful job!
I never would have thought that distress ink would work with the blending solution. Thanks for the technique
Been and left my comment on a super technique. Love it. So going to try this.
Hi Kathy. I checked out your new technique on the BasicGrey blog. Never would have thought of using the re-inkers this way and definitely would not have thought to use the blending solution with them. Excellent technique. I am looking forward to playing with this new technique. Lovely stamp too! Thanks for the chance to win!
This is beyond cool! I love the effect of the paper towel and would never have thought to try distress re-inkers instead of alcohol inks. Thanks – I can’t wait to try this.
Great idea and technique thanks for sharing !
Cards using acetate always intrigue me so I loved your tutorial!
I LOVE this technique!
Trying it for sure
thanks so much for sharing with us
and thanks for the chance to win
i left a comment on the BG blog too!
Fabulous cards and I love the technique. Maybe I’ll actually use those products that I have! Thanks for the tutorial.
new technique!!!!!!!!!! thank you
What a great technique. Fun stamps to win also.
Really cool technique will have to try that for sure!
Totally fun and unique technique, I love the texture of the paper towels imprint. Always great to try new techniques, thanks so much for sharing.
Just popped over to Basic Grey (left you a comment there as well). I am in love with this technique. I have been hoarding some acetate recently and am looking for ways to use up some of my alcohol inks…love the effect of the paper towel. Thanks for the inspiration.
Such a fun technique! Thank you for sharing 🙂
I just popped back over from Basic Grey and WOW! I love the technique you’ve shared and It give the card such a wonderful element!
Very interesting technique – like how you came back with the small stamp between the words. WELL DONE.
THIS technique lookos like fun!! I love how it turned out and can’t wait to get all inked up! Fingers and all!!! The “Hello” stamp set is one I’d use for both my cards & pages!
Love all your videos and your clever ideas…thanks for sharing your cards.
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Kathy,
Just popped back over from BasicGreyblog to say “Wow”! Thanks for sharing such a cool technique with us. Would love to win a new stamp set!
Eileen
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Very cool technique. I love the texture this creates. I’d never thought of being sure to have more ventilation when using reinkers. I’m glad for the reminder.
Loved your picture tutorial over at BG! Your card is so unique! I’ll have to try this!
Wow that technique is awesome. Definitely when you playing around you discover more techniques and was to make Thanks.
What a great technique, Kathy – I especially liked when you used the paper towel and got the added texture!
I just came back from BG and I have to say that I have never had a lot of luck with acetate, but now I think I am going to revisit it …. I love that you showed us how to make it a personalized date card too. That is cool! This technique is really neat and thank goodness we have people like you to share these ideas with us. THANK YOU!
I love BG. They have great collections of papers that I always love. sharon dot gullikson at gmail dot com.
Nice stamp set…
Hi Thanks for the great inspiration. I love reading your blog and learning new thinks and getting great ideas.
Lori
I visited the BG blog. I love that idea. Of course, I have all the awesome Tim stuff you used 🙂 So I am set to go!
Hi Kathy! As an avid follower, I jumped right over to the Basic Grey blog. What fun you had with the distress inks and the alcohol blending solution.
Great technique. Thanks!
Thanks for sharing this new technique! Also thanks for the chance to win!
The technique shown on the Basic Grey blog was neat. I never knew that you could use the distress ink refills like that. I loved the project.
Fun idea! I love it! Thanks for the detailed explanation too… I need all the help I can get!
Kris in Alaska
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Your Think technique tutorial was fantastic! I have never used acetate before but you have inspired me to add it my scrapbook wishlist. There are many steps to the process but it is so worth it. I love how you highlighted the month of May, so unique!! Great work and thanks for taking the time to post step by step instructions.
You are so creative!!…I love your projects…they never disappoint!!…Thanks for sharing!!
Well, I never would have thought to use refill inks on acetate. Or that the alcohol blender could even be used with them….interesting, must give it a go.
Love the stamp too. I’d be tempted to cut each month out, but I suppose just taping all the unwanted months would be easier, then stamp just the one month.
I’m excited. Laura
Great stamp set! I love what you did with it! Thanks for sharing and for the chance to win!
Thanks for the referral to Basic Grey blog to see the great tutorial. Love how the acetate turned out using the distress ink – thanks for sharing and for a chance to win !
karenajo
Thanks for sharing the great technique.
great tutorial – i love to learn techniques. Thanks for the chance to win.
I’ve recently found your blog and I’m loving all the great tips and inspiration I’m getting from it. Thanks for passing it all on. Have a great February!
Hi I just found your blog!! Love the cards!!
Such a cool technoque! TFS and for the chance to win.
Thanks for the chance to win. 🙂
Great technique with terrific results!
Just got over to look at your post on the Basic Grey blog. Love the paper towel texture. Awesome tutorial! Thanks for sharing.
Katie B.