Heffy Doodle Rescue Dogs clear stamp colored with Copic markers and set on an ink blended background. Heffy Doodle Star Swirl Stencil created with Nuvo Glitter Paste in Garnet Red. Handmade card.
Category: Copic Markers
The Daily Marker Challenge Day 29 | MFT Lovable Leopards | Copic Markers
Hello everyone,
Today I thought I’d sit down and do a little coloring for The Daily Marker Challenge Day 29 and MFT’s Lovable Leopards using my Copic Markers.
I started by stamping all of the images onto a piece of Neenah Solar White 80lb. cardstock with Memento Tuxedo Ink. Then using some yellow and yellow-red Copic Markers I colored up the images.
Leopard: YR18, YR14, Y23 and Y21
Tree: E29, E27, E25 and E23
Leaves: YG63, YG25 and YG23
At some point all of the images I created for The Daily Marker Challenge will be turned into cards but for now I am focusing on the coloring.
Thanks for stopping by, until next time….sprinkle a little creativity on your day!
P.S. I edit all my projects using Pic Monkey, which allows me to crop my images, add effects, adjust exposures, sharpen colors, minor touch up and add my watermark. Click here for more information
Below you will find links to the supplies used to create this card. Compensated affiliate links used at no additional cost to you. Thanks for your support!
MFT Lovable Leopards Stamp Set Shop at: HSB | MFT |
MFT Lovable Leopards Die-namics Shop at: HSB | MFT |
Neenah Solar White 80lb. cardstock Shop at: AMZ |
Neenah Solar White 80lb. cardstock – 25 pack Shop at: HSB |
Memento Tuxedo Black Dye Ink Shop at: AMZ | SBC | Blitsy | HSB |
The Daily Marker 30 Day Challenge | Day 5 | Dis Digi Stamps | Copic Markers
Hello everyone,
Today I am sharing a digital stamp I colored following the Kit and Clowder Online Classes for the month of April for the Daily Marker 30 day coloring challenge for day 5!
Obviously it took several days or weeks rather to color this image up but I did finish coloring it today using my Copic Markers.
This is a large image with a lot of detail and I am definitely looking forward to creating either a card or another project with this image.
I am still continuing in coloring and participating in the Daily Marker 30 day Coloring Challenge which will end on June 30th. My hope is that I will be able to continue in sitting down every day to color for the joy of coloring.
Thanks for stopping by, until next time….sprinkle a little creativity on your day!
P.S. I edit all my projects using Pic Monkey, which allows me to crop my images, add effects, adjust exposures, sharpen colors, minor touch up and add my watermark. Click here for more information
The Daily Marker 30 Day Challenge | Day 2 | Lawn Fawn Critters in the Sea | Copic
Hello everyone,
For today’s blog post I am branching out and trying something new that I’ve never done before. I am giving myself time every day to sit down and color. With that, I am also participating in my first The Daily Marker 30 day challenge!
I’m super excited that this particular challenge encourages you to color, even for just 10 minutes a day. And I will save all of my colored images and make cards a little bit later. But for now, I’m going to just allow myself to relax and color since coloring is my most favorite part of creating a handmade card.
For the 2nd day of the coloring challenge, I used a Lawn Fawn Critters in the Sea stamp set which I colored using Copic markers. For the dolphin, I used some cool grey markers and the little turtle was colored in with the less saturated greens.
Thank you for stopping by, until next time….sprinkle a little creativity on your day!
P.S. I edit all my projects using Pic Monkey, which allows me to crop my images, add effects, adjust exposures, sharpen colors, minor touch up and add my watermark. Click here for more information
Gerda Steiner Designs’ Spring Bunny Friends ~ Copic colored ~ Just Because Card
Hello everyone,
I am again participating in the Gerda Steiner Progressive Monthly Challenge with this card featuring the Spring Bunny Friends digital stamp image.
I printed my digital image onto a piece of Neenah Solar White 80 lb. cardstock and colored my image using Copic markers.
Brown Bunny: E39, E37, E35, V93, V91, W9
Grey Bunny: W5, W3, W1, V93, V91
Flower: YG17, YG13, V09, V25, V22
After I finished coloring the image, I printed another copy onto regular copy paper and fussy cut the image out to make a mask.
I learned a little trick a while back of using copy paper as mask paper by adding a little bit of repositionable glue onto the printed image. I happen to use Aleene’s Tack-it Over & Over glue and letting it completely dry before I add it as a mask. I’ve never had a problem of it ripping or not being able to lift off of the original digital image.
I used Distress Oxide in Cracked Pistachio and an ink blending tool to add a little color to the background and filled some of the space with YNS Gumdrops enamel dots.
To put this card together, I die cut a purple panel from Lawn Fawn’s Perfectly Plaid 6×6 petite paper pad using the largest die from Lawn Fawn’s stitched rectangle stackable die set and adhered it to an A2 sized card base. I then die cut a green strip from the same paper pad and adhered it on top of the previous one.
Taking the focal point panel, I added it to the front with foam tape for a little dimension, stamped the sentiment onto a piece of green plaid scrap paper and added sparkle to the bunnies using the Spectrum Noir sparkle clear overlay pen to complete this card.
That’s all for me today, thanks for stopping by, until next time….sprinkle a little creativity on your day!
P.S. I edit all my projects using Pic Monkey, which allows me to crop my images, add effects, adjust exposures, sharpen colors, minor touch up and add my watermark. Click here for more information
Below you will find links to the supplies used to create this card. Compensated affiliate links used at no additional cost to you. Thanks for your support!
HP Laser Jet 1020 Printer Shop at: Amazon |
Neenah Solar White 80lb. cardstock Shop at: Amazon |
Aleene’s Tack-it Over and Over Liquid Glue Shop at: Amazon | Scrapbook.com | Blitsy |
Distress Oxide Ink in Cracked Pistachio Shop at: Amazon | Scrapbook.com | Blitsy |
Mini Ink Blending Tool Shop at: Amazon | Scrapbook.com | Blitsy |
Mini Ink Blending Tool Replacement Pads Shop at: Amazon | Scrapbook.com | Blitsy |
Mini Ink Blending Tool with Replacement Pads (Amazon) Shop at: Amazon |
Lawn Fawn Perfectly Plaid Collection – Rainbow – 6×6 Petite Paper Pad Shop at: Amazon | Scrapbook.com | Hallmark Scrapbook and Crafts |
Lawn Fawn Large Stitched Rectangle Stackable Die Set Shop at: Amazon | Scrapbook.com | Hallmark Scrapbook and Crafts |
Spectrum Noir Sparkle Glitter Brush Pen Clear Overlay Shop at: Amazon | Hallmark Scrapbook and Crafts |
Copic Sketch Markers E35 Chamois Shop at: Amazon | Blitsy |
Copic Sketch Markers E37 Sepia Shop at: Amazon | Blitsy |
Copic Sketch Markers E39 Leather Brown Shop at: Amazon | Blitsy |
Copic Sketch Markers V91 Pale Grape Shop at: Amazon | Blitsy |
Copic Sketch Markers V93 Early Grape Shop at: Amazon | Blitsy |
Copic Sketch Markers Warm Gray NO.01 Shop at: Amazon |
Copic Sketch Marker W3 Warm Gray Grey Shop at: Amazon | Blitsy |
Copic Sketch Marker W5 Warm Gray Shop at: Amazon |
Copic Sketch Marker W9 Warm Gray Shop at: Amazon | Blitsy |
Copic Sketch Marker YG13 Chartreuse Shop at: Amazon | Blitsy |
Copic Sketch Marker YG17 Grass Green Shop at: Amazon | Blitsy |
Copic Sketch Marker V09 Violet Shop at: Amazon | Blitsy |
Copic Sketch Marker V22 Ash Lavender Shop at: Amazon | Blitsy |
Copic Sketch Marker V25 Pale Blackberry Purple Shop at: Amazon | Blitsy |
Paper Nest Dolls Hugs and Kisses Emma ~ Copic Colored ~ Valentine’s Day Card
Hello everyone,
Today I’m sharing my last Valentine’s Day inspired card for this year with the help of an adorable digi image from Paper Nest Dolls called Hugs and Kisses Emma.
I always print the digital images onto a piece of Neenah Solar White 80 lb. cardstock with a laser printer and cut the image using my ScanNCut2.
Using my Copic markers, I colored the image with the following color combination:
Skin: E000, E00, E11, E13 and R20
Hair: E29, E27, E25 and E53
Dress and socks: BG49, BG57 and BG53
Shoes: W9, W7 and W5
XO, Heart, Bows: R39, R29 and R27
Working on the largest card panel, I started by cutting a piece of teal paper using the largest die from Lawn Fawn’s Stitched rectangle die set and adhered it to an A2 top folding card base. Next, I cut a piece of red embossed paper from a Recollections Valentine’s Day paper pad set just slightly smaller than the previous card panel and adhered it on top. And finally I added a hearts patterned paper cut with MFT’s Stitched Mini Scallop Rectangle to a teal mat with some foam tape on slightly askew for my main focal image to sit on.
This card will end my Valentine’s Day series for 2018 and will be entered into the following challenges:
Paper Nest Dolls February Challenge,
Crafty Gals Corner Challenge #159 Add a heart,
Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge: Simons Says – Add a die cut,
Cardz TV Anything Goes Challenge #34
That’s all for me today, thanks for stopping by, until next time….sprinkle a little creativity on your day!
P.S. I edit all my projects using Pic Monkey, which allows me to crop my images, add effects, adjust exposures, sharpen colors, minor touch up and add my watermark. Click here for more information
Below you will find links to the supplies used to create this card. Compensated affiliate links used at no additional cost to you. Thanks for your support!
ScanNCut 2 Shop at: Amazon |
Lawn Fawn Stitched Rectangle Frames Dies Shop at: Amazon | Scrapbook.com |
Neenah Solar White 80 lb. Cardstock Shop at: Amazon |
Your Next Stamp Love and Smiles ~ Copic colored ~ Valentine’s Day card
Hello everyone,
Today I’m sharing a card I made that was inspired by YNS’ Sketch and Color Challenge # 82 using the Love and Smiles stamp set perfect for Valentine’s Day.
I started by stamping my main image with Memento Tuxedo black ink onto a piece of Neenah Solar White 80lb cardstock and Copic colored the image.
Color combination I used:
Bunny: RV66, RV63 and V01
Balloons: R39, R29 and R27
My card is based on the sketch design with the layers slightly altered. I used a piece of purple pattern paper from the DCWV Bright Patterns cardstock paper pad and cut it using the largest ripped rectangle die set. I adhered that piece on top of pink glitzy strip of cardstock from the DCWV Glitzy cardstock paper pad and added the main focal point of the bunny using some foam tape, the sentiment and a few glittery enamel dots to complete this card.
This was such an easy and fun card to create perfect for that last Valentine gift!
That’s all for me today, thanks for stopping by, until next time….sprinkle a little creativity on your day!
P.S. I edit all my projects using Pic Monkey, which allows me to crop my images, add effects, adjust exposures, sharpen colors, minor touch up and add my watermark. Click here for more information
Below you will find links to the supplies used to create this card. Compensated affiliate links used at no additional cost to you. Thanks for your support!
Your Next Stamp Love and Smiles stamp set Shop at: Amazon |
Memento Tuxedo Black Dye Ink Shop at: Amazon | Scrapbook.com | Blitsy |
Neenah Solar White 80lb. cardstock Shop at: Amazon |
DCWV Glitzy 6 x 6 Cardstock Paper Pad Shop at: Amazon | Scrapbook.com |
DCWV Bright Pattern Cardstock 6×6 Paper Pad Shop at: Amazon |
3M Foam tape Shop at: Amazon |
Gerda Steiner Designs Panda in Love~Copic Colored~Valentine’s Day handmade card
Hey everyone,
Valentine’s Day is only a little more two weeks away and I’m continuing to create some more fun and adorable Valentine’s Day cards. For this card, I used the January Challenge Image from Gerda Steiner Designs.
This adorable panda sitting in a pile of hearts is beyond cute and I love seeing the different designs for one image.
To start, I printed my image onto a piece of Neenah Solar White 80 lb. cardstock using a laser jet printer. With my ScanNCut 2, I cut the image with a slight white border and somehow lost a couple hearts in the process but it was no big deal.
I colored my image using Copic markers with the following combination:
Panda: (Black) W9, W7, W5 White W1, W2, 0, R21, R20
Hearts: R59, R39, R29 with a touch of Wink of Stella Clear Glitter Pen
One of my favorite color combinations to use is teal with red or pink and I had the perfect teal Valentine’s Day paper in mind. From Crate Paper Main Squeeze collection, I had a 12×12 paper called Just Love, which I die cut using Avery Elle Postage Stamp die and added my focal point image. Working on the card base, I added a piece of striped red and white paper from My Favorite Things’ Hearts & Stripes Paper pack collection to the card base. I added the focal point panel slightly skewed with some fun foam for dimension and added a sentiment using a new to me stamp line from Cardz TV called Beary Sweet. As a final touch, I adhered three hearts to finish this card.
Thanks for stopping by, until next time….sprinkle a little creativity on your day!
P.S. I edit all my projects using Pic Monkey, which allows me to crop my images, add effects, adjust exposures, sharpen colors, minor touch up and add my watermark. Click here for more information
Below you will find links to the supplies used to create this card. Compensated affiliate links used at no additional cost to you. Thanks for your support!
Panda in Love Digital stamp available at Gerda Steiner Designs
Cardz TV Beary Sweet stamp set available at http://cardztvstamps.blogspot.com/
My Favorite Things Hearts & Stripes 6×6 paper pad
Neenah Solar White 80lb. cardstock Shop at: Amazon |
Crate Paper Main Squeeze Just Love 12×12 Shop at: Scrapbook.com |
Crate Paper Main Squeeze Collection 6×6 Paper Pad Shop at: Scrapbook.com | Blitsy |
Avery Elle Postage Stamp Die Shop at: Amazon |
Memento Tuxedo Black Dye Ink Shop at: Amazon | Scrapbook.com | Blitsy |
3M Foam tape Shop at: Amazon |
ScanNCut 2 Shop at: Amazon |
“Sharing the Love” Valentine’s Day Blog / Video Hop
Hey everyone,
I’m participating in my first ever blog hop with a blog post and a video tutorial of the card I made using some adorable products from Lawn Fawn.
My card was inspired by the fox family in the Mom + me stamp set and a few other products to create this not-so-traditional Valentine’s Day card.
One of my favorite cards to create is a scene card especially if it is forest related and I honestly don’t know why I gravitate toward that scene but I do.
I’ve also created a video tutorial of this Valentine’s Day card as part of a video/blog hop called “Sharing the Love” Valentines Video / Blog hop. I hope you follow along to see some talented folks creating some Valentine’s Day projects.
Join us as we “Share the Love” of Valentine’s Day crafting using products available at Scrapbook.com! You can start hopping anywhere on the list: We have bloggers and YouTubers teaming up for a great time. Get that snack, find a comfy spot and hop, hop, hop!!! We hope you enjoy it and show us some love by subscribing, liking and commenting on posts!
Cindy Lambert- https://youtu.be/bsEA4NVChcs
Blog: http://2craftylittlesisters.com/…/penny-black-cat-valentin…/
Gale Thompson- https://youtu.be/uQx8OhCjM8w
Blog: https://thedarbycreekdiaries.blogspot.com/…/share-love-hop-…
Jess Crafts- https://youtu.be/b9NPOV6K9KI
Linda Langes – YouTube- goo.gl/8qLCfd
Blog: goo.gl/TbfDfc
Sladjana Donna Perisic- https://youtu.be/U4TIwQHISuY
Blog- goo.gl/CsjxQc
Wendy Antenucci- https://youtu.be/0Ws5nJCZkHE
Blog- https://antenucci.blogspot.com/…/valentines-hop-in-love-bel
As always, thanks for stopping by, until next time….sprinkle a little creativity on your day!
P.S. I edit all my projects using Pic Monkey, which allows me to crop my images, add effects, adjust exposures, sharpen colors, minor touch up and add my watermark. Click here for more information
Supplies used
Compensated affiliate links used at no additional cost to you. Thanks for your support!
Lawn Fawn Mom and me stamp set Shop at: Scrapbook.com |
Lawn Fawn Mom and me die set Shop at: Scrapbook.com |
Lawn Fawn Bee mine stamp set Shop at: Scrapbook.com |
Lawn Fawn Big Scripty stamp set Shop at: Scrapbook.com |
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Lawn Fawn Stitched Cloud Backdrop – Landscape Shop at: Scrapbook.com |
Lawn Fawn Stitched Hillside Backdrop – Landscape Shop at: Scrapbook.com |
Memento Tuxedo Black Dye Ink Shop at: Amazon | Scrapbook.com | Blitsy |
Bristol Smooth cardstock Shop at: Amazon | Scrapbook.com | Blitsy |
Distress Ink Mini Tumbled Glass Shop at: Amazon | Scrapbook.com | Blitsy |
Distress Oxide Ink Salty Ocean Shop at: Amazon | Scrapbook.com | Blitsy |
Distress Oxide Ink Twisted Citron Shop at: Amazon | Scrapbook.com | Blitsy |
Distress Oxide Ink Lucky Clover Shop at: Scrapbook.com |
Distress Oxide Ink Peeled Paint Shop at: Scrapbook.com |
Distress Oxide Ink Walnut Stain Shop at: Scrapbook.com |
Distress Oxide Ink Vintage Photo Shop at: Scrapbook.com |
Gerda Steiner Love you Sew much Bunny digital stamp ~ Copic colored ~ Distress Oxide Ink background
Hey everyone,
I’ve been on a digi stamp kick lately and this card is another one I made using a digital stamp. This one is from Gerda Steiner Designs for their Monthly Progressive Challenge.
After printing my digital image onto a piece of Neenah Solar White 80 lb. cardstock, I colored the image using my Copic makers. For the background, I tried a technique I saw Jennifer McGuire do a few months ago by using an acrylic block with ink swiped across and adding water. Then simply turn the acrylic block over onto a piece of water color paper, leave for a few minutes and remove slowly to allow to dry.
Color combination I used:
Bunny: E33, E35 and E37
Heart: RV04 and RV09
After stamping the sentiment from a Pink and Main Somebunny stamp set using VersaFine Onyx Black ink, the only thing left to do is put all the pieces of my card together with a bit of glitter for some sparkle.
That will complete my entry for the Gerda Steiner Monthly Progressive Challenge and the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge
Thanks for stopping by, until next time….sprinkle a little creativity on your day!
P.S. I edit all my projects using Pic Monkey, which allows me to crop my images, add effects, adjust exposures, sharpen colors, minor touch up and add my watermark. Click here for more information