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Mark's Finest Papers A Heinrich Co.
First challenge is
Coloring on distress ink
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Supplies needed:
Distress Ink ( I used Tim Holtz Distress Ink Wild Honey)
Scrap Paper (to crinkle)
White Card Stock
Alcohol Markers ( I used Copics)
So here is the first step, just crinkle the paper.
Dab your crinkled paper into the ink pad.
Start dabbing the paper onto the white card stock.
Once you get it all over your paper you can cut it up for the desired size.
I was able to get 10 card images done with this page!
I really look the vintage look to the paper with the technique.
Next I take my image.
I chose the rose bud from the Love Remains stamp set
by Mark's Finest Papers A Heinrich Co.
I stamped the image with Momento Ink.
I then colored the image with my Copic markers right over the distress ink.
Finished coloring of image.
Copic colors used are G17 & R29
Here is the finished card!
I added a border, ribbon and rhinestones to finish my card.
This is the prize set for this week
"Spring Flowers"
Hope you enjoyed this tutorial!
Tammylee
Mark's Finest Papers A Heinrich Co.
Tutorial Time Challenges DT
Gorgeous....thanks for sharing!
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This was such a great tutorial, and presented so well, Tammylee! I loved doing it, and seeing your cards and the rest of the DT too. Thanks for a fun one to start us off!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for a great tutorial and Beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great tutorial for out first challenge!!! Your directions are great and very easy to follow. Your card is lovely! Glad to be part of the team.
ReplyDeletewow this is Beautiful!!! Great tutorial as well!!!
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ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your tutorial and have since made a couple of more cards with this technique - I love the look it gives! Your tutorial was presented perfectly - TFS! Kathy.
Tammylee your tutorial was GREAT and I had fun trying this technique for the first time. Your card is beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteLike your Rose creation. Tried the technique. Tried a couple Tim Holtz colors for background (Wild Honey & Broken China) each on different paper not together. Used Tiger stamp from Big Cats and my coloring with Prisma Color markers that my daughter gave me made the Tiger look too dark/scary. I know Tigers are wild but they are bee-utiful looking unlike my colored image. I'm thinking I may need an image with less detail or lighter color coloring. I have Oopsy Daisy and am going to give it a try.
ReplyDeleteMelissa
"Sunshine HoneyBee"
Good job on the tutorial, TammyLee. It was a fun technique, and your rose really looks pretty against that background.
ReplyDeleteGreat card and tutorial. I will definitely use this more.
ReplyDeleteGreat technique and a beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteLynn
This was a great technique Tammylee. I enjoyed it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great tutorial Tammylee! I love your card! Great job.
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful, Tammy. Thanks for sharing the "How To."
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