I was helping with the Create & Takes at the Picket Fence Studios booth, where we had tons of fun ink blending and using those AMAZING Foiled Impression dies that deboss and foil with one pass through the Gemini. This was positively my favorite thing at Creativation. I'll have some projects with these soon.
But at my March class, before I hopped on a plane, we did the coloring technique with acrylic blocks I showed in this video Thursday on a perfect card for the Easter season - I love these little lilies. You can see my colored pencil work on this stamp here.
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But in the meantime, enjoy this beautiful spring stamp - we did this one in this month's card class using just three of these water-based markers. I hope it's starting to show signs of spring where you are. We've got bluebonnets for days.
I love how the coloring with blocks becomes abstract and grunge. I couldn't deliberately have done that with my markers if I tried, and I've always loved that look.
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This technique is so cool Lydia! I love how you used it with this stamp! XOXO You're amazing!
ReplyDeleteI love that this is a technique that anyone can get good results with! I missed out on your foiled impressions die demo - I guess you need to come back! LOL!
ReplyDeleteLove this technique and your card! <3 Thanks for sharing and inspiring too!
ReplyDeleteI like this technique in these colors. The stamp is beautiful. I just watched the video with the cool colors. Amazing!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the gift.
ReplyDeleteThe flowers are wonderful.
The sun is shining, it's getting
warm - spring is finally coming.
take care
Beautiful card and fun technique!
ReplyDeleteLove this technique!
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