Hello there everyone! Lydia here. Today I'll be sharing how you can get a different look with the NEW Bold Floral Drape Stamp Set. I'll do this by coloring the negative space with Artist Markers.
I started by stamping the large background image using Permanent Black Ink. I used this ink as it is alcohol-marker friendly. I then went ahead and colored the negative spaces using Artist Markers to create the flowers and leaves. For the flowers, I used Sea Glass, Ocean Waves, and Desert Night Markers and for the leaves, I used Frayed Leaf, Forest Glades, and Evergreen Markers.
For the sentiment, I cut Framed Thanks Die three times, once from Gold Mirror Cardstock and twice from Jet Black Cardstock. I adhered these together using Glue Tape and then added them into place.
For a video to see how this was done, please watch the video below. Or over on YouTube:
Thanks so much for stopping by!
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9 comments
You make the floral drape look stunning.
Love your card with the bold colors. I really enjoy watching you color with Artist Markers!
If you live in Wales anywhere near where they shot the series Poldark, I envy you. The scenery was breathtaking!
Beautiful card and great video showing how to achieve this look, thanks ?
Great video on the coloring process. Like how the frames thanks makes for such a simple impact on the finish.
What a beautiful card. You’re so creative. I never would have thought of using the stamp that way.
Love this technique Lydia. The effect is gorgeous. Thank you for your amazing tips. Great video.
The bright blue against the black with the touch of gold is gorgeous! Thanks for the video! I can always learn so much more from watching that reading. Thanks for sharing your talent with us.
Lydia, this is amazing and love that deep blue you chose to color with!! Really remarkable new image and love how you put that sweet new die cut that seems so delicate on top!! Gorgeous!
Thanks for sharing this card and video, Lydia. Your crafting and coloring creates such a great background for so many types of sentiments. I especially like the fine lines of your golden sentiment block. It lets that gorgeous background show through so well.