Little Stamp’ede Designs
  • Home
  • About Me
  • Affiliate Links
  • Blog
  • My Instagram
  • My Facebook


Slimline Poinsettia  and Alcohol Marker Coloring

11/29/2020

Comments

 
If you are anything like me, I was not sure if I could get the hang of coloring with alchohol markers. I started buying them a couple of years ago, but never used them very much because I thought it was a difficult learning curve. Well....I was wrong! With practice, I am getting better and better each time I use them! I have bought three different brands of alcohol markers: Copics Sketch, Alenew and Stampin' Up! markers. Copics are by far my favorite, but all three work nicely together, and I often use them all together. It took practice, but I am loving the look I am achieving! 

With this card, I used the Slimline Poinsettia stamp set and paired it with Nordic Snowflakes, both from Colorado Craft Company. I discovered this stamp company last Christmas season, and they are a great company with high quality stamps! Right now you can get a 15% discount until Cyber Monday with the code BF2CM!

I stamped the poinsettia images with Memento Ink, and then used my Scan-N-Cut to cut the images out. I then colored the poinsettias with the dark and light Rococo Stampin' Up! markers and finished it with Copic RV21. This color combo is stunning! I stamped the Nordic Snowflakes in alternating colors to match the poinsettias and added gray since the cardbase was going to be black. I popped the poinsettias with foam tape, added the sentiment from the Slimline Poinsettia stamp set and finished with some black bling. Cardbase is 110lb black cardstock. I am pleased with how this turned out!
​
Picture
Picture
Comments

    Follow Sammi:

    Picture
    Little Stamp’ede Designs

    Author

    I love to create and invite you to join me in my journey in this crazy paper crafting world we live in! 

    Picture

    Archives

    February 2022
    November 2021
    October 2021
    September 2021
    August 2021
    July 2021
    June 2021
    May 2021
    April 2021
    December 2020
    November 2020

    Categories

    All
    Christmas

    RSS Feed

Powered by Create your own unique website with customizable templates.
  • Home
  • About Me
  • Affiliate Links
  • Blog
  • My Instagram
  • My Facebook