Ink Techniques: Inked Stamp

Markers
Ink a solid image stamp with the lightest colour of  ink, then colour the stems and the tips of the petals with markers. Huff (like you're cleaning your glasses) on the stamp to moisten the ink and stamp.

Supplies
Stamps
-Upsy Daisy 111710 IBC p. 112
Ink IBC pp. 164-169
-Daffodil Delight pad 119667
-Tangerine Tango pad 111834
-Tangerine Tango marker 120974
-Old Olive marker 100079
Paper IBC pp. 164-170
-Tangerine Tango card stock
-Daffodil Delight card stock
-Whisper White card stock
Accessories
-Brights brads 119734 IBC p. 187
-Old Olive 1/4 in. grosgrain ribbon 111368 IBC p. 191

Sponge Daubers
I couldn't resist layering the flowers and the grass stamps in this set.

Start applying ink to the solid image flower stamp with the lightest colour and add more colours using sponge daubers. If you get the wrong colour of ink on a part of the image, just wipe it off with a blender pen. I used two blues on the petals and two greens on the leaves. Make sure to huff on the inked image before stamping on card stock.

Ink the grass stamp with a light green pad and used a sponge dauber to randomly add a darker green ink. Then huff and stamp.

Colour the sentiment with markers to highlight a word.

Supplies
Stamps
-Inspired By Nature 111656 IBC p. 104
Ink IBC pp. 164-169
-Daffodil Delight pad 119667
-Baja Breeze pad 111833
-Pacific Point pad 111837
-Wild Wasabi pad 109014
-Old Olive pad 102277
-Certainly Celery pad 105217
-Daffodil Delight marker 119677
-Pacific Point marker 120968
Papers IBC pp. 164-170
-Marina Mist card stock
-Daffodil Delight card stock
-Confetti White card stock
Tools
-Sponge Daubers 102892 IBC p. 195
Accessories
-Daffodil Delight 1/4 in. grosgrain ribbon 120928 IBC p. 191
-Stampin' Dimensionals 104430 IBC p. 197