Tuesday, July 3, 2012

MarkerPop: Silver Fairy

 

Hello everyone!    I am just so excited to get to help kick off our new MarkerPop Blog! Have you checked out our new MarkerPop online store? We have a lot of new products including new stamps (drool), new alcohol ink markers (heart goes pitter patter) and new embellishments (Christmas in July)! Treat yourself to a little eye candy and check it out! For our first "Tip/Technique Tuesday" I am going to share a card I created with a Wee Whimsy Stamp called Silver Fairy. This stamp was created by the wonderful Sylvia Zet. She has a whimsical style and the faces on her stamps are just adorable. They have a whimsy, innocence that communicates a trustful heart. Now isn't that what ALL good fairies are supposed to do? :D  



Copics Alcohol Ink Markers Used 
Skin Tones: E000, E11, R20 
Hair: C3, C5, C7, Opaque White Ink 
Clothing , wings and accessories: BG000, BG32, BG34, BG57 and CB 
Ground: W3, W0 Background: C0, B0000 (Copic faux watercolor), Opaque White Ink

Tip #1 Using a Colorless Blender in a "dabbing" method 
will give a whimsical, transparent look to the wings.

Tip #2 My card is a 4.25 in x 5.5 in (fits an A2 envelope). 
 As you can tell from my card,
 the stamp is a good size -measuring in at approximately 3.84 in x 3.8 in.
 If you want space on your card to allow your designer paper to show or 
if you want more space to embellish your card, 
partially paper piece the image so the wings extend from the mat on the focal image. 
The size of this stamp makes it wonderful for cards, 3-D projects and scrapbooks. The size is great for newbies to alcohol ink markers - There is plenty of room to color and practice blending!


I am linking this card with the following challenges: 
Make It Monday - Anything goes
Inspire Me Friday - Anything Goes
Always Crafting - Fairies or Mermaids

Aww Moment for the Day


That's all I have for today, but stop back on 
Thursday for my post for the Outlawz: Twisted Thursday!   
Hugs,

12 comments:

  1. Beautifully done- the colors are fantastic! The image is a beauty too! I found you on MIM

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  2. WOW!! Stunning image and colouring Marie. Saw this on MIM..Loz

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  3. Marie, I love the color combo you chose! You colored the fairy beautifully!!! And great tips for us, too! You're right about Sylvia's images and you certainly did a great job with this one! :^)
    Hugs,
    Penny

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  4. This is one gorgeous fairy Marie! Love the colors you chose and I'm in awe of your coloring skills. TFS the awesome tips!

    I really appreciate your sweet comment! :-)
    Hugs,
    Lisa xx

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  5. This is so lovely Marie. Gorgeous colours and layout.

    Hugs
    Cathy
    xxxxx

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  6. Hahahahaha...that photo cracked me up!! LOL...
    Looks to me like your catching up...your cards are stunning as always!
    Happy 4th to you my friend!
    Hugs,
    Lisa xx

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  7. Hello, this is stunning I love the image and the colours you have used.

    Hugs
    Judith

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  8. She's gorgeous Marie. I saw you on MIM I am number 169. I really love the green and black comb...they work so well.
    Jane x

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  9. Wow stunning card and layout just seen your card at MIM. Cheers Sue N x

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  10. Absolutely in love with your project! Thanks for sharing!
    I saw this on Make it Monday!
    These are my entries: # 129, #158, #160, #162, # 250 and #252 (Candy Alert) would love it if you could visit.
    Hugs,
    Julia

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  11. Hi Marie

    Another stunning card from you. I love the way you have coloured this pretty image and the colour contrasts so beautifully against the background paper.

    Thank you for sharing with us at Make It Monday this week.

    Michelle :o)

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  12. Beautiful card!!! Awesome coloring and I love the bling! I saw it on Make it Monday!

    Debra Pate
    Fabulously Creative
    http://debrapate.blogspot.com

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Hugs,
Marie