This stamp set contains the beautiful digital bouquet we revealed last month but with much, much more! I couldn’t help but pull out my Copic air brush and my Copic Blender pen and go mad!
My card is not just a card! It has a little secret…
… a magnetic bookmark!
My design today is using Splitcoaststampers newest sketch:, SC499: designed by moi! ~ just rotated!
Here’s how I created both of my focal images…
- First I masked off any areas I didn’t want any ink on; mainly the outer areas of my die cuts.
- Then I stamped my images using Memento “Tuxedo Black” ink.
- Then I loaded my Copic air brush system with my Copics; and sprayed then lightest to darkest beginning with my grey shades (T2, T4, T6, T8, T9).
- Then I took my Copic Blender pen and pushed all of the ink off of my flowers and stems leaving a dabbled look.
- Then I loaded my air brush again and applied some Y17 and YR68.
- I pushed off any ink from the orange hues that were on my blooms and stems using the Copic Blender pen again and voila! I really like this unique effect!
Allison Cope -- you are here!
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Cindy Lawrence
Julie Koerber
Stacy Morgan
Tosha Leyendekker
Marcella on the Power Poppy Blog
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Ally ~
Sponsored by: Power Poppy
Supplies:
stamps: Power Poppy (Countryside Bouquet Deluxe)
cardstock: Bazzill, Recollections
patterned papers: Graphic45 (Steampunk Spells)
die cut shapes: Spellbinders
ribbon: Offray
ink: Memento, Copic Markers, Copic Blender pen, Sakura White pen, Ranger Distress Inks
other: thread.
5 comments:
Wow, Ally, this is fabulous! Just love the vibrant colors and your technique and the wonderful bookmark! So clever!m hugs!
Very COOL! I agree you should keep going. hee hee Looks awesome.
This is fabulous Ally - so dramatic and I love the bookmark element too!
Amazing creation! Love the technique and how you used the blender to remove some of the spray. Great layout and bookmark!
So very clever how you made this beautiful card with the removable bookmark! Wow -- the colors! Glad you said how you did this with the blender pen. What a fabulous effect!
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