Mad About You - Miss Ink Stamps

Welcome back!  While making this I had the theme song from the old sitcom Mad About You playing in my head.  You'll find it here if you want to listen.

I had some fun with alcohol inks and BLACK EVO paper!  I used Maribu alcohol inks including some shimmery ones and it was a lot of fun!  I can't wait to play more with these inks on black EVO.

After the alcohol ink dried, I applied some Transfer Gel Duo over the Hand Drawn Hearts stencil and let it dry to tacky.  Then I added some gorgeous Deco Foil from Therm O Web and Maker Forte using my stencil pal and hand pressure.

I used the pretty pink and white glitter paper from past Your Paper Insider boxes for the Mad word (Madness Coordinating Die) and About You (Punny Farm Frame die set).    I love that you can use the Mad die with or without the stamp set... but you should get the stamp set too...lol!

I added that pretty frame from the Magnolia Die Set

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Miss Ink Stamps - Graffiti Madness

Hello!  Happy Friday!  I have a fun one for you today!

When I was looking at this Brick Wall stencil, I decided I wanted to make something that looked like graffiti... so I was going through my Miss Ink Stamps sets and came across the Madness stamp and knew it was the one!

I started by stamping the sentiment onto a white piece of cardstock with Wow Embossing Ink and heat embossed it with white embossing powder.  Then I stamped the Cheshire Cat face from Wonderland Wisdom over it and embossed that as well. Next I laid the stencil over the entire panel and blended some Crackling Campfire Distress Oxide Ink.  The color is a little orangey so I added Vintage Photo over the top.  Then I removed the stencil and blended some Antique Linen over the entire panel.  Finally I splattered paint over the top, masking off the sentiment a little and then wiped the ink off of the sentiment with a napkin.

I added a little scalloped border to the bottom by cutting a panel with one of the dies from the EIEIO die set and then trimmed off the edge and popped it up onto the bottom of the brick wall.  I cut a bunch of flowers and leaves using dies from Oh Happy Day and Hi Swirl Frame die sets and arranged them inside my little scalloped fence.  And then it hit me!  Who would do such a thing!?  The Mad Hatter of course!  I stamped the top half of the image and then positioned him on the card to decide where to cut him so he could be peaking in from the edge.  I colored him in and where I trimmed the cups that he was holding from his hand, I was trying to decide what I'd put there... perhaps some flowers... maybe a cup... and then I remembered there was a paint can and paint brush on the Painting The Roses set and they were the perfect size!

Finally I added a sentiment from Wonderland Wisdom and a few sequins as well as Nuvo drops for flower centers.

This one is really making me giggle... I'm so happy with how it turned out!

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You'll Fit Right In! - Miss Ink Stamps

Welcome back!  I'm sharing a fun card using the Madness stamp set from Miss Ink Stamps along with the Rabbit Hole stencil along with some Rainbow Deco Foil!

I actually created this rainbow panel a while ago.  I had used the foil with the stencil for this card here and then I used the negative on some Toner Paper and there it sat until this!  I just created a panel with a circle window and popped it up over the rainbow foiled piece.  Then I stamped the We're All Mad Here sentiment in Versamark and heat embossed with some glitter embossing powder and cut it out.  I fussy cut the sentiment out and added foam tape to the part that would hang over the circle for support.  Finally one of the smaller sentiments, a few sequins and done!

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We're All Mad Here!

I mean... we are right???  At this point I'd say it's a pretty safe statement...lol!

Had some fun with this one!  I started with a panel of EVO Synthetic paper and applied clear texture paste through the Rabbit Hole Stencil.  While that dried, I stamped, cut and colored my image from Tea Party and heat embossed the sentiment from Madness in purple and cut it out.

Once the texture paste was dry, I dropped some alcohol inks in green (including a beautiful Pearl variety) over the stenciled paste and used Blending Solution and a hand blower to move it around.  I LOVE how this turned out and will be playing with this some more for sure!

While the background dried I finished up with the rest of the elements and then popped them up over the swirly background.  I added another sentiment from the Madness stamp set and a few sequins and done!

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