Celebrating Kindness Blog Hop and Marble Background Technique

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Welcome everyone to the Celebrate Kindness Blog Hop! If you are coming from Sonja Kerkhoffs blog, then you’re in the right place! We are celebrating 10k YouTube followers for Julia Alderman with Just One More Card.

I’ve created a card using a fun technique that I learned from Wendy Vecchi. It involves Simon Says Stamp inks and a bit of plain ol’ rubbing alcohol!

Shari Carroll Spread Kindness 1

I used Tim Holtz Specialty Stamping Paper because it work really well with the alcohol and doesn’t warp. I built up my colors one at a time until I hade a nice mix.

Shari Carroll Spread Kindness 2

I decided to share a Color Coordinate Recipe with you because this combo turned out so pretty!

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I’ve shot a video of the background technique, you can view it below or on our YouTube channel.

There are many giveaways for this hop from some very generous sponsors.

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Anyone can be a winner!

Everyone who leaves a comment by July 31 midnight enters into the drawing, and winners will be announced August 1 on the Just One More Card blog. There will be a total of 13 prizes up for grabs. Good Luck!

Your Next stop on the hop is to the talented Stephanie Klauck

  1. I never thought of using alcohol with my inks! What an amazing result! I must check out the specialty paper you used! Thanks for the tutorial Shari. You’re so creative! Love it!

  2. Who knew one could create faux alcohol inks with Simon inks and rubbing alcohol! Thanks for sharing this, Shari!

  3. I LOVE this technique and can’t wait to try it!! This card is amazing! I love Shari’s Color Coordinate Recipes! Thank you:) Congrats to Julia yay!

  4. Thank you for sharing the alcohol blending method. I LOVE the soft background you created. Color choices were awesome!

  5. Wow, what an inspiration. I had never thought of using alcohol for spreading the inks. Great
    idea. Thank you for sharing.

  6. gorgeous as always Shari! Just love that watercolored look…it would be great in reverse cutting the petals out of the WC technique paper too!
    TFS :D

  7. Wow your colour combinations are always so beautiful. I love this card and such a fun technique. I am now itching to CASE you!

  8. Gorgeous card! I’m definitely going to try this technique. Thanks for providing the video tutorial!

  9. oh tthose colors are just perfect together and i know about the alcohol but I wonder if you can also make oil paints, we used to add sunflower oil at school to guache, but i don;t think it will workw ith ink, must try ;-) thank you for joining in with Julia’s celebrations1

  10. This just drips of gorgeousness Shari! Love the color recipe, thanks for that. I have not seen this technique before. It does peak my interest. Thanks for sharing in this great hop. 10K is pretty amazing. Congrats Julia.

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