There’s something satisfying about taking a beautiful black-and-white design and bringing it to life with colour — and that’s exactly what we did with the gorgeous Artisan Sketched Garden Designer Series Paper for our Make & Takes at OnStage Sydney in March. These cards reminder us that Designer Series Paper can be so much more… Read More: Artisan Sketched Gardens DSP »
Hi there I’ve got another technique to share today using our Chalk Pastels, VersaMark, a Sponge Dauber and a Cotton Bud. For this card I stamped the large image from Forever Blossoms with VersaMark to the largest tag from the Tailor Made Tags dies. To apply the Chalk I ‘scribbled’ some to my desk pad… Read More: Technique Tuesday – Chalk Pastels and VersaMark »
Hi there Did you know we now stock an assortment of Chalk Pastels? They can be found on page 126 of the Annual Catalogue. I bought mine back in July and final got them out of the wrapper – how bad is that? There are 8 colours – Night of Navy, Granny Apple Green, Coastal… Read More: Technique Tuesday – Chalk Pastels »
Carrying on from last weeks technique – different colouring methods – today we will be using our Stampin’ Blends for colouring in our outline stamp. When using alcohol markers to colour in you need to stamp your outline image with water based ink – my ‘go to’ ink for this is Memento. Don’t forget to… Read More: Technique Tuesday – Forever Blossoms – Colouring with Stampin’ Blends »
Hi there I thought I’d share the versatility of our outline/line art stamps and the different methods of colouring you can use. Today’s card is a mix of Stampin Write Markers, Ink and Sponge Daubers. To get the outline of the image I used the Direct to Rubber technique which I shared here. I used… Read More: Technique Tuesday – Forever Blossoms – Colouring with Daubers »
Hi there I don’t know about you but I find colouring in very relaxing. In my two previous posts I’ve shared different methods of colouring in – Watercolour Pencils and Stampin’ Blends. Here is another option for you – colouring in with our ink pads and a Blender Pen. When using ink to colour in… Read More: Bird Ballad – Inks and Blender Pens »