Using the Heidi Swapp Reactive Screen Inks
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Hello everyone! Welcome back for another Tutorial Tuesday here on Scrapbook Nerd. I’m so happy to be back on the blog sharing this tutorial with you.
I’m sharing another foiling tutorial with you today. This time, it is with the Heidi Swapp Reactive Screen Inks. I’ve been anxiously awaiting for this ink to come into the store and it was well worth the wait!
If you’re not familiar with the art screens and inks, you really need to check them out. Art screens are exactly want they sound like – small screens. They are like a stencil, but because they are screens you can get much finer detail than you can with a stencil. The inks are designed to work specifically with the screens and once applied it leaves a beautiful image behind. You can find more information here.
Now, Heidi Swapp has come out with the Reactive Ink. What this is, is an ink that you use with the art screens and then put through your laminator/minc machine, along with the foil, and the result is gorgeous!!!! I am so happy with the result that now I think I have a new obsession.
The tutorial this week is a video tutorial on how I used the Reactive ink followed by a process video for the layout below.
Nerd Academy – Heidi Swapp Reactive Ink from Scrapbook Nerd on Vimeo.
Here’s a look at the finished layout and a close-up of the art screen ink: 
You can find art screens, the regular screen inks, and the Reactive Screen Ink in the Scrapbook Nerd store, along with all the other foiling products.
Thanks for checking out my tutorial today. I hope you feel inspired to add some foil to your next project through this beautiful medium.
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