Hello friends! I have been waiting to share this card and video with you for weeks! I created this for the Gina K Designs release but the Delightful Daisies stamp set sold out so fast. I wanted to wait until it came back in stock before sharing the video because otherwise I know I’ll have some very disappointed followers.
I’m going to be no-line coloring with my Zig Clean Clear Real Brush Markers.
VIDEO
I have a video that you can view down below or HERE on my Youtube channel.
I explain my process in the video so down below I will share the main supplies used.
I stamped my daisy image in Whisper ink onto Bristol Smooth paper. This is a very light ink color so I needed to stamp it multiple times.
The colors I’m using today are:
- No. 025 Pink
- No. 070 Orange
- No. 065 Mid Brown
- No. 053 Yellow Green
- No. 041 Light Green
- No. 029 Geranium Red
- Blender
To add a bit of highlights, I added Faber Castell White pencil.
For the background, I ink blended Passionate Pink and Sweet Mango using a blending brush.
Then added the Thick Brush Stencil over the top with the same colors.
I trimmed out the panel with the Master Layouts 2 die set and added to a card front with double sided foam.
My sentiment also comes from the Delightful Daisies Stamp set. I stamped it in white pigment ink and heat embossed with white embossing powder.
I finished off the card with a few of the Dew Drops embellishments.
I absolutely love how this came out and so glad to finally share it with you all!
SUPPLIES
Thanks so much for this video! I’ve been wanting to try the Zig blender marker and now you’ve given me the inspiration to use it! Same for the white pencil. I’ve had no idea how to use these two markers and now thanks to you I do.
LOVE this card….beautiful color choices and I love the touch of white pencil for highlighting!!!
Beautiful card. It was fun to watch the flowers come to life as you colored. The final color you added to the flowers really made them lifelike.
Just stunning the colors remind me of summer. I appreciate your easy explanations and am looking to giving this a try. Thanks.