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Craft Stamper June - Inky




Hello Friends 

Welcome to another new Take It, Make It challenge from Craft Stamper. 

This month we have a lets get inky challenge for you!
  This month we want to see you use more than one type or colour of ink on your project.  

I went with three different distress inks on my card. Picked Raspberry, Fossilized Amber & Seedless Preserves. I smooshed them on my craft sheet and spritzed with water to create this background.
 I then added some white acrylic paint on top for some more dimension.
 The stamps I used are from the Unity Without Fear Without Limits Kit of the month.  

Our prize this month is from PaperArtsy they are giving one lucky winner 5 bottles of infusions.
They are  Lemoncello, Black Currant, A Bit Jaded, Are You Cerice and Emerald Isle.  



 This is the lucky prize the winner will receive.


This is a colour chart of the full range of colours available.


Remember we also have a second winner that will be chosen by the design team. 
That winner will be published in the Craft Stamper Magazine. 
You can get all of the details on the Craft Stamper blog. 
 I can't wait to see what you make :)  

Thanks for stopping by

Mandi xox




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