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Three Tone Ice Cream with Oxide Inks!

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Hello Everyone and thank you so much for stopping by today! This Yummy Card was inspired by an ice cream my kids love! It is called "Rainbow Ice Cream" they can combine 3 of their favorite flavors in one cone!  While I was there inspiration hit me to create this fun card for you today!


I started making some tests with different inks, and I found the results you get with Oxide Inks are fantastic and very bright, even when mixing very different colors.


CARD DETAILS: I started with the ice cream layers on my MISTI Tool, for the first layer I used Lawn Fawn ink Ballet Slippers I stamped it twice, for the second layer I used Distress Oxide Ink Broken China for cone #1 and for cone #2 I used Distress Oxide Ink Cracked Pistachio also double stamped, and for the 3rd layer I used Distress Oxide Ink Wilted Violet, because this is the most vibrant color it looks great as the last layer! for the cones I used Lawn Fawn Ink Doe.

                            

For the base I die cut the largest from the Dienamics Double Stitched Rectangle Stax and blended the same Oxide Ink colors starting with Wilted Violet, Broken China and Cracked Pistachio they blend beautifully and without any problem you can mix any colors together, I added some water flicks for a more fun look and heat embossed the sentiment with Versafine Onyx Black Ink Pad and Ultra Fine Clear Embossing Powder, I also ink blend the right corner of the card base with Lawn Fawn Ink Ballet Slippers.  Finally I put some Nuvo Crystal drops Apple Green, Bubblegum Blush and Caribbean Ocean.


I hope you can be inspired to use your Oxide Inks and mix colors! Remember that the Butterfly Reflections Ink Shop still has the HUGE STAMP DIE SALE don't miss the opportunity to get some great products at incredible prices!

Have a wonderful day!

Waleska

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