Hi Everyone!

I’m thrilled to be joining Altenew today as part of their Mixed Media Inks Blog Hop celebrating the recent release of their Mixed Media Inks. You should have landed here from Nicole’s blog. The next stop, and the full list of the hops can be found later on in this post. And of course, there’s a giveaway!! Woop!

I created a video showing a comparison of the new inks stamping on a variety of surfaces alongside Altenew’s Crisp Dye Inks, as well as how I created this project, which is actually stamped on FELT!! You can check out the video here or over on my YouTube.

I LOVE THESE INKS! It opens up a whole new world for stamping. I used felt in my card project today, but I have stocked up on a stash of plain linen bags, napkins and a t-shirt to stamp on. You can heat set them and they stamp so beautifully! Here’s a look at the colors released.

For my project I used stiff cream felt from a local craft store along with the Frosted Garden stamp set – you can get it in a big stack and you can see how detailed the inks stamp onto it. The best thing is that I can then embellish with tiny cross stitches (or french knots if you can do those!) super easily!

I embellished using the Altenew Metallic Thread set and some co-ordinating DMC thread. Isn’t it super cute! I love how crisply these stamp, and how easy they are to use to get a clear outline. These inks are super different to the Crisp Dye inks and you can see how much so from the comparison in my video.

Alongside the release there are some fabulous offers to snap up on these new inks, and don’t forget to check out Demystifying Mixed Media by the wonderful Tania Ahmed!

Receive a FREE Demystifying Mixed Media class (Value $8.95) with every order of the Summer Fun Mixed Media Ink Bundle from 8/13/2020 at 12:01 am EDT until 8/14/2020 at 11:59 pm EDT or while supplies last. The free gift will be added to cart automatically. Not valid on previous purchases.

GIVEAWAY

Altenew is giving away a $30 gift certificate to 5 lucky winners! Please leave a comment on the Altenew Card Blog by 8/18/2020 for a chance to win. 

They’ll also draw a winner to receive a $15 gift certificate from the comments left on each designer’s blog on the blog hop list below. All winners will be announced on the Altenew Winners Page on 08/21/2020.

Your next stop on the hop is the amazing and lovely Virginia Lu! The full list is included below. Have fun hopping!

Jenny x

Supplies

All of the supplies I used are listed below. I was provided the inks and thread by Altenew. If you purchase through my affiliate links (here or on YouTube) I receive a small amount of compensation which helps me run my blog and channel to bring you more crafty creations! Thank you for your support.

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62 Comments

  1. i really enjoyed your video showing the stamping on different surfaces and different inks, beautiful card and the hand stitching made gave the finishing touch of beauty

  2. Love your project and ink uses. That added cross over to stitching I really liked. So creative with the felt surface. I know the felt you are referring to. I’ll have to try. Nice work. Off to more happy hopping.

  3. Jenny- I love the project– gorgeous results on the felt, and yes, great possibilities with adding stitched touches! Thanks so much for the inspiration and comparison walkthru– both greatly appreciated!

  4. LOVE your cross stitching details on this gorgeous stamped felt card! I’m so excited to try these new MM inks!

  5. Love your project(s) and am thrilled that Altenew has a collection of inks that can be used on a variety of surfaces including fabric!! I’m SO excited and have a new found interest in Mixed Media Art!! TFS

  6. Great video…thank you for the comparison of the inks on different surfaces. certainly answers some questions many of us may have.
    Love the texture of the stamping on the felt…I do love stitching so will need to incorporate these inks into my ‘resource center’…thanks for the inspiration

  7. Beautiful! I love the soft effect you achieved stamping on felt. Can’t wait to get my hands on these new mixed media inks.

  8. I love all the texture on your card! It’s gorgeous! Thanks for testing the inks on various card stocks and papers- very helpful!

  9. Thank you for the video. It was great with lots of useful information, such as the comparison between the new media inks and the dye inks. You project on felt is gorgeous. A terrific idea.

  10. I have never heard of stamping on felt before. I like the soft look. VERY COOL! I am wondering which felt projects I can stamp on now…..? Hmmmmm.

    1. Lovely card. Especially the use of the different textures. Thank you for the fabulous video, too! It was very helpful!

  11. That is a gorgeous floral image. Love the way the ink stamps on felt. The visual texture it creates its so beautiful.

  12. Jenny, thank you for the video showing the comparison of inks. I enjoyed your card, I have not thought of sewing felt and using it as my card front, that is so creative.

  13. Watching your experiments was exciting- these inks open up so many new possibilities. Great card, I like your stitched embellishments. I’m wondering what you will try next!

  14. That is now the 7th different surface I’ve seen these mixed media inks used on & I am so impressed! Wish I could afford to purchase each set as they are released. Such a lovely look you achieved with the inking/stamping & cross stitching on the felt Jennifer.

  15. Who would have thought to use felt? Not me!!! Like the look: soft yet textured! I am liking these new inks so much! I thought my mini cubes were enough, but obviously not! LOL…..

  16. Wow, Jenny, your project is absolutely stunning! My fave of the whole hop!! I would never think to stamp on felt but your creation has me running to my craft room to see if I have any. Now I just need the inks!!

  17. I totally enjoyed your mixed media ink project. It was very helpful to see the ink on different types of paper, and your grand finale on felt. And then your cross stitching- wonderfully lovely creation. Thank you for the inspiration.

  18. What a beautiful soft effect these inks leave on the felt! I love your use of the colors ❤️❤️❤️

  19. This is beautiful inspiration and a wonderful idea to stamp on felt! Can’t wait to try this!! Thank you for making a video:)

  20. I didn’t understand at first but I love the idea of felt as a place to put the stamp. THANK you for the video that puts the two inks up against each other so I can see the differences and make decisions. I kept hoping someone would do that.

  21. Thanks for showing us how these inks compare to the crisp die inks on different surfaces! It was fascinating and enlightening. I love the stamping you did on felt with the little cross stitches added in for more texture. I think I may try my hand on creating a small felt pillow with these inks.

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