I have an easy alcohol frontgound to share with you celebrating the new Artist Marker Refills being released at Altenew along with the Paint-A-Flower: Anemone and it is another beauty. We are hopping along to celebrate the release so you should have arrived here from the SVITLANA’s amazing Blog!
I was told that acetate works really well with alcohol inks and I decided to give that a try today using the Artist Marker Refills. And I needed to hide my acetate tape so created a frame using a Rounded Rectangles die.
I used the Paint-A-Flower: Iris in my background
Then I added a sentiment from the Flowering Cistus Die Set and from Sentiment Strips 2.
You can see my video here or Watch it in HD at YouTube.
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Prizes:
To celebrate this release, Altenew is giving away a $30 gift certificate to 5 lucky winners! Please leave a comment on the Altenew Card Blog for a chance to win.
We’ll also draw a winner to receive a $15 gift certificate from the comments left on each designer’s blog on the blog hop list below. All winners will be announced on the Altenew Blog on 5/30/2020.
Now Let’s Hop!
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Nathalie DeSousa
Norine Borys
Nicole Watt
Amber Rain Davis
Laurie Willison
Maryam Perez
Ashlea Cornell
Jaycee Gaspar
Svitlana Shayevich
Therese Calvird ——— You are Here
Erum Tasneem
Lilith Eeckels
From here you are hopping along to ERUM’s fabulous Blog! I’ve linked all of the products that I used below or you can head to Altenew. Thanks for your lovely visit here today, Hugs
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 Classic Crest Solar White 110lb ALT |  Jet Black ALT |  A Love For Stripes Set A ALT | SSS |  Acetate SSS | EH |
 Foam SSS | EH |  PAF Anemone ALT |  Paint-A-Flower: Iris ALT | SSS | AUZ | EH |  Sentiment Strips 2 ALT | SSS | AUZ |
 Flowering Cistus Die ALT | SSS |  Halftone Circles ALT | SSS |  Rounded Rectangles ALT | SSS | AUZ | EH |  Obsidian ALT | SSS | AUZ | EH |
 Embossing Ink ALT | SSS | EH |  Set D Marker Refills ALT |  Set E Marker Refills ALT | Bamboo Refill ALT |
Parrot Refill ALT | Olive Refill ALT | Mountain Mist Refill ALT | Volcano Lake Refill ALT |
 Pure White ALT | SSS | EH |  Powder Tool SSS | AUZ | EH |  WOW Heat Tool SSS | AUZ | EH |  Marker Airbrush EH |
 Tweezers SSS | EH |  Spring Scissors SSS | AUZ | EH |  Scissors SSS | AUZ | EH |  Mini Blossom ALT | SSS | AUZ |
 Gemini Junior SSS | AUZ | EH |  Bone Folder EH |  Mini Score Board SSS | AUZ | EH |  MISTI ALT | SSS | AUZ | EH |
 Mini MISTI ALT | SSS | EH |  Acrylic Blocks ALT |  Foam Squares SSS | EH |  Foam Squares SSS | EH |
 Scor Tape 1/2 SSS | EH |  Glue Tape ALT | SSS | AUZ |
Beautiful card Therese. Thank you for sharing.
What a GREAT idea!! Always looking for different ways to use alcohol ink creations on a card. This is a wonderful idea, and I look forward to giving it a try. Recently I discovered something fun when I decided to use wax paper when playing with inks so that clean up was easy. At the end of my session I had all this ink on the wax paper and I had an idea: to spritz the paper with rubbing alcohol and swipe some yupo through it. YUMMY!!! Thanks for the idea, Theresa. Love the look.
Oh my goodness, I think you have shown a technique winner! This idea is making my mind swirl with fun ideas. Thank you for providing your readers with wonderful content. Simply beautiful card.
What a great idea to use the acetate. I finally gave up on alcohol inks as I could not get the inks to move around on the paper. I am going to give your idea a try and use the new iris stamp which is still sitting there waiting for me to use it for the first time.
What a neat idea! Love the effect of the set-back panel. Beautiful colours and card.
It’s wonderful, love that movement of the alcohol ink!
Beautiful!!!! Love the colors
What a great technique! Your card is gorgeous!
Beautiful card…loved it…
Beautiful card, Therese!! I love the colors!
Your color work on acetate is amazing, Therese. So glad you shared this and the video on this blog hop. Stay well.
Love your technique. A beautiful way to use the stamp and colors.
I love this technique for creating a beautiful card from alcohol inks. Sometimes I have trouble using my alcohol backgrounds on a card even though I love the background. This is such a great idea and I’m sure to have some acetate around somewhere. If not I’ll get some! Lol! You rocked it!
Love your card design! So pretty!
I recently got out all my alcohol inks to play with. After watching your video, I’ll play with some acetate also. Popping up your frame makes a big difference too.
Love the way you used the alcohol markers….Beautiful card!!
Love the acetate as the foreground and the stamped image as the background! You always come up with clever ways to put your cards together. Thanks for the video. I always get a lot out of them!
What a pretty card! I love the alcohol inks on your card. I’ll have to try it.
Therese, what an impressionable card. The colors are magnificent. What a lovely image for a phone cover. Thanks you for sharing with us. DonnB
That’s a pretty cool card idea!! I can always use more alcohol ink inspiration!!
Love the background you created!
Very pretty card. Love the alcohol inks.
I LOVE your foreground! I always learn so much from your videos that I can try. I had fun yesterday smooshing and stamping over top yesterday (with great success) from your other video, today I’ll try this. I look forward to each of your posts. Thank you again.
AMAZING!!
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This is super beautiful!! Love the frame design! 🙂
Great video! So clever. I didn’t know one could use alcohol inks on acetate! Your card is just beautiful, and so are the new alcohol pen refill inks.
Lovely!
WOWZA…gorgeous project(s)!! So very creatively inspiring!!
Thanks for sharing your technique–beautiful card.
I love the alcohol inks on the acetate. I must try that, it could be a new favorite for me.
What a great idea with acetate. Thanks for sharing such a beautiful card with amazing technique. Love it. Hugs.
I love this! The acetate adds colour, which means that you don’t have to carefully colour the stamped image. Wonderful idea!
Love it! Thanks for the inspiration
I am fairly new to Altenew. This is only the second time I have seen one of your videos and I have to tell you how very much I enjoy them. I had to jump over to YouTube and subscribe! I love the use of the acetate over the image! Beautiful card. I look forward to more videos, now that I have found you!
Thanks so much for your sweet words Retta, it’s fabulous to have you here!
This card is amazing. Such a beautiful color scheme. I’ve never tried the alcohol ink on acetate, but I will now. Thanks!!!😃 I hope you are well and happy.
Fabulous, loved it.💕
Wow! What a wonderful technique! Therese your card turned out beautiful! Thanks for sharing your video on how you did this. Must give this a try!
This is lovely. I haven’t used alcohol inked panels as foregrounds. What a great technique!
Stunning result with the acetate Therese. Gorgeous colours for your bg flower. Nice touch with how you made your sentiment.
So creative… I actually mean “beautifully creative” 🙂
Thank you for the video. I love using alcohol ink but hadn’t used on acetate. Looks great.
I really like the alcohol on acetate…that looks fun to try soon!
Gorgeous card! Love the alcohol ink on the acetate..
Thanks for sharing.
You always come up with the most amazing ideas, Therese!!! I always look forward to your posts/videos. Thank you for the inspiration!!! â¤ï¸
Love this idea! Thanks for sharing. Beautiful card.
Adorable! Great background, always surprised to see the final result.
Cool card!
This is lovely! I LOVE the ink colors and the way you framed it!
So beautiful!
I love it, you never fail to inspire with amazing techniques! Thank you for sharing your stunning card!
So Pretty!
Beautiful card. Thanks for sharing
Therese, your cards are always gorgeous! I tried alcohol inks once. It did not go well. Haha
Such a beautiful effect with the acetate and alcohol inks! Love the anemone flowers!
Therese your vision for the acetate as a front-ground: genius! And then your idea to adjust the angle to get it just right was inspired. Thanks for also sharing your creative thought process to get a sentiment design that worked- so real, refreshing, and greatly appreciated.
I love how you used the acetate. I’m going to give it a try.
Beautiful card! I love the colors and the pop of black from the sentiment! How clever to create using acetate!
Wow! Love the idea of alcohol ink on acetate! Great effect! Thanks so much for the inspiration! Any particular type of acetate? Take care! 🙂
Hi Helen, Because it was a larger area I used a heavier weight acetate but you could use regular acetate or even clear packaging would work fine. Crafty hugs Therese x
I love the vibrant colour over the black outline. This is a fantastic design idea to try. Leaving some of the acetate clear really makes this card special.
Beautiful card. The openness of the stamp welcomes many coloring options.
Can’t wait to try this technique! Thank you for sharing your beautiful work
So lovely, Therese … puts me in mind of contemporary stained glass … gorgeous! Hugs, Anita 🙂
Gorgeous background on your card! Love the alcohol inks when they run together.
Beautiful work. The flowers and the alcohol ink are beautiful!
I never thought about coloring on acetate like this. Beautiful. Thank you.
Beautiful color combo
This is such a fun idea! It will be great to make a shaker card too. Or a trifold card. I am really excited about all the great possibilities!
I know right! I thought about making this a shaker and…. nearly did lol. I know you will have fun with it!
Gorgeous card. That technique is genius. I can’t wait to pull out my alcohol inks and some acetate and give it a try!
Simply beautiful, Therese! I love the color combo and the fact that you used the acetate as a “foreground”!!
Thank you for sharing your process! I love the look of the inks on acetate!!
I like the idea to use the acetate for the ink blending to add the color over the stamping. Great video detailing the process.
This is great! I love playing with alcohol ink and this technique is great. Hope you are faring well in Australia.
Love your card!
The colors are so pretty and just look delicate and flow so nicely.
Love the colors-beautiful card!!
Everything about this card is wonderful—the design, the colors, the use of the markers on acetate. Absolutely gorgeous!
It looks like the alcohol ink moves really well on the acetate. Thanks for the inspiration, Therese. I’m going to try it.
I absolutely love how the alcohol inks on the acetate background got used as a foreground. It looks divine!
Love this technique-gonna try this out!
Beautiful card! I need to try this technique. Thanks for sharing.
I’m not one to use alcohol inks, but sure admire those who create such beautiful movement and colors! You seemed to enjoy the Altenew ink release and it is beautiful! May try that wax paper thing. Thanks for the inspiration and please be safe and stay crafty!
So pretty!
Beautiful card…love this…
Such a beautiful effect with the acetate and alcohol inks! Thanks for the inspiration!
A great idea to use acetate with the inks.Love your card and thanks so much for sharing.
Your card is beautiful!
I love when a designer gives a new way to use something, I had no idea about acetate and alcohol ink! I have a bunch I use for shaker cards and this is a new idea. Gorgeous ink and stamp!
Hope you have fun with the idea, the possibilities are endless!
Wow, Therese, your card is stunning! Love this technique & thanks so much for sharing!
I love, love, love the loose watercolor technique on this card. So amazing. Thanks for sharing.
Love the alcohol ink on acetate. Lovely card. Enjoyed your video as always.
Beautiful!! These new alcohol inks are amazing.
Your card looks really cool! I love how you used these reinkers on a sheet of acetate! 🙂
Beautiful! I love alcohol inks!
Agree! How cool is that!?! Very nice 🙂
I like the pretty results you achieved.
I am SO going to try this technique, it’s so cool! Looks like it took a whole lot of time to make, but is quick and easy… my kind of card. Thanks so much for your video.
Just loved the foreground/background. Great idea and very effective.
Loved the colours too.
Cheers
LIsa
This is so pretty
Love the use of the acetate in the card. Always looking for different material for my cards . Thanks for sharing.
That card is absolutely gorgeous!
You are my number one “go to” for flower inspiration! This is such a gorgeous way to use them and I must remember the alcohol on acetate!
Time for me to try using acetate. Really lovely project.
Very pretty! It reminds me of stain glass!
So dang smart of you – what a great way to put together a card! I love the layers & can see many other creative ways to incorporate alcohol inked acetate with printed images, without any of the troubles that can come-up when trying to stamp & color with alcohol inks. And your use of white space is perfect – it gives the viewer just enough breathing space, so they can really take-in all of the elements and yet, truly enjoy the card as a whole. It’s really beautiful, one that I’ll remember for some time. Thank you so much!
This is so creative and absolutely beautiful, Therese! Never tried this technique, but your video makes me think I need to try! Love how you framed out your card, too.
Beautiful card! Fabulous idea to use alcohol ink with acetate. Thank you to your commenter.
This is a stunning display of alcohol ink on acetate. I love your use of the frame, it makes the card. I never would have used a flower stamp as the 1st layer of the card to accentuate the colors. Thank you for sharing.
Love working with alcohol inks. Can’t wait to try this acetate “front” ground. Thanks for another terrific idea.
OMG!! I love this idea!! I can color worth a hoot, but that is such a cool way to give the flower color without actually coloring it! I definitely have to give this a try!!
Your videos are always such fun and so informative. Love your easy teaching manner. I never fail to learn at least one new thing from you; and today is no exception! Beside a new technique I have increased my vocabulary with the word “frontground.” I cannot wait to try this frontground technique – a fabulous twist and not expected. And echo your sentiment on Yeah for the refills, especially the colors you used. Looking forward to using this technique and purchasing these refills! Thanks for your efforts on this project.
Thanks so very much Mary, you have made my day!
Such a beautiful card!