Hello friends! Today I am sharing a couple of cards made from a NEW Sweet Sentiment stamp set. The stamp set is called Marker Plans.
When Jammie Clark, the owner of Sweet Sentiment, asked me to create with her new stamp set, I was super excited. The images look just like Jammie. I think she's super cute. I actually got to me Jammie at the Flordia Paper Nest Dolls retreat in September. She is a lot of fun.
Take a look at the stamp set.
Super cute, right!?
For the first card that I made, I used the single marker stamp to create a marker paper. The patterned background paper looked like marker flicks to me. So the marker paper coordinated perfectly.
This card really took me a long time. To be honest, as I was putting it together, I was not liking it at all. Once I finished it, I walked away. When I came back to it the next day, it wasn't as bad as I had thought. It's still not my favorite, but I do like it.
The second card I made was a lot easier for me. I love the colors.
I know a lot of you will like it too. Simply because it's coffee themed =)
The images were colored with Copic markers and all of the dies that I used are from La-La Land Crafts.
Sweet Sentiment carries a variety of crafting supplies. Cardstock for coloring with markers, colored pencils, and/or watercolors. They have some really cool stencils too. Recently, they added Copic markers and refills to the list of things they sell.
For your convenience, I have placed links to the products used in this post. These links are affiliate links which means I receive credit for the products purchased (at no cost to you) when they are used.
Good morning friends! It is my turn to do the La-La Land crafts Thursday Tutorial. I had a lot of comments and questions on the fluffy hat I colored last week, so I thought I would do a coloring tutorial on that.
As I was scrolling through images to use for my tutorial, Comfy Sweater Marci stood out to me. She has on the perfect hat and sweater for the cozy look I am going for.
For the hat, I used a flicking technique to make it appear fluffy. Short little flicks in random places going in different directions.
To color Marci's sweater, I used a dot technique. This technique takes quite a bit of time, but the result is well worth it.