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Quick and Simple Cardmaking Splatter Technique

Adding designs is a great way to transform your card from ordinary to exceptional!

In today's tip, I'm going to show you how to make a perfect splatter design for your cards the quick and simple way!

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Read the Step-by-Step Guide Below:

Step 1

All you need are inks (acrylic or pigmented), two card stocks of different colors, sentiment of your choice, glue, and paper cutter.

Let start inking!

Step 2

Get your card stock and your preferred ink.

As for me, I got a yellow card stock that's quite big in size and two types of inks (pigmented and acrylic) because I plan on choosing which of the two inks would work well with my canvas.

It's like I am testing the waters on which would create a better outcome on my canvas.

You can also do the same, or you can combine both. Whatever works best for you.

Step 3

To create the splatter effect, all you need to do is to lift your bottle really high and release a few splotches as seen below.

For my first splatter, I chose the acrylic ink. However, I felt like it has somehow dried out and is a bit clumped.

So I moved on to my second ink (pigmented) and repeated the procedure.

Just a tip: always remember that the higher you go, the bigger the splatter... and the lower you go, the smaller it will get. It would be nice if you'll have a combination of both.

Look how fabulous it has come out! I love the effect that it has created! Green and yellow look good together, right?

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Step 4

Once you are done with your design, trim off your first card stock, stick it on your second one and adhere a sentiment.

As for me, I chose a brown card stock that would make my design pop even more!

I also added the sentiment: Relax ✔ unplug...a perfect reminder for anyone to unwind and take a breather every now and then.

Isn't this a fun and amusing technique? You can also experiment and try to incorporate ink splatters into your gift wrappers as well! 😉

I hope you enjoyed this wonderful card making tip! Stay tuned for more upcoming inspiring and creative tips!

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