Hello craft friends. Today I'm sharing a clean-and-simple card featuring one of my favorite leaf stamps. I wanted to show you a fun little trick for creating tone-on-tone color....You simply color in your image with a Versamarker Pen and wa-la you have a lovely monochromatic effect!
Supplies and Tools:
- Zentangle Leaf (Magenta Stamps)
- Versamark Watermark Stamp Pad (Tsukineko)
- Primary Bark Embossing Powder (Wow!)
- Versamarker Pen
- Blessings Stamp (Echo Park)
- Ground Espresso Distress Ink (Ranger)
- Antique Gold Burlap String
- Sponge Daubers
- ATG gun
- Glue
If you try this technique I'd love for you to stop by our CURRENT LINK PARTY and showoff any project that includes a product or two from one of the companies Cropstop carries in the store!
This post linked to:
Simon Says - Monochrome
A to Z Scrapbooking - Clean and Simple
Word Art Wednesday - Anything goes
7 comments:
Love the warm rich tone!! Thanks for playing along our September challenge at a2z.
I just love this, Esther! As a lover of fall and all things neutral, this design is so up my alley. What a gorgeous leaf image. Love your tip for coloring it in with a Versamarker. So clever!
Esther, this is so pretty! Clean and simple at it's finest! Hugs!
very nice card, shading is wonderful.
Very creative way to get a tone on tone card, that is a great stamp, Love it!
Nice tone on tone card with such a beautiful leaf! Thanks for joining in over at a2z Scrapbooking.
Love your fabulous creation! The image and the vintage effect are so beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing with us at Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge. :)
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