How I use Distress Micro Glaze to seal colors and still be able to add stamps and inks.

Hi everyone and welcome. Today I have an instructional video on how I use Distress Micro Glaze to seal and protect my distress inks colors. I apply some oxide inks, seal them Distress Micro Glaze, then add more distress inks and stamping without effecting the original colors. I hope you are inspired to create some art. Thanks for watching, Becca ☕️☕️☕️No pressure whatsoever, but a few have asked if I have a “buy me a coffee” link. Well, if you feel inclined, I now have it set up. A link to my page is here: https://coff.ee/beccaraeart Supplies: I purchase my Tim Holtz items from one of these sources: Rangerink.com SimonSaysStamp.com Occasionally I’ll purchase from Amazon but it is typically more expensive. Tim Holtz products: Rubber stamps: Stampers Anonymous: faded text Archival Ink: potting soil Distress Inks/Oxides: kitsch flamingo ox, seedless preserves ox, walnut stain, vintage photo Distress Spray Stain/Oxide: saltwater taffy Distress Micro Glaze Ephemera Number Strips Stencil: stampers anonymous THS168, THS055 Other items: Strathmore Bristol smooth: https://a.co/d/2imZj1H Digital prints from Etsy: Links to digital products Wildflowers: https://www.etsy.com/listing/15701520... Grunge circles: https://www.etsy.com/listing/17641540... Numbers: https://www.etsy.com/listing/17117292...