Tombow products are my go-to art medium and I'm thrilled we are collaborating with them for the next three days! They generously sent us their Recycled Colored Pencils and I'm over the moon with the creaminess and beautiful color of this product!
There are yummy prizes involved! Read all the details on the Stampendous blog HERE. Leaving a comment on each designer's blog (including the pre-Tombow posts), liking Stampendous and Tombow on Facebook and follow @tombowusa, @stampendous on Instagram and Twitter, gets you into the drawing! Woo hoo!
Today's card is an example of color layering on the pumpkins. Coloring light to dark still applies but I love the dimension that coloring in layers provides.
There are yummy prizes involved! Read all the details on the Stampendous blog HERE. Leaving a comment on each designer's blog (including the pre-Tombow posts), liking Stampendous and Tombow on Facebook and follow @tombowusa, @stampendous on Instagram and Twitter, gets you into the drawing! Woo hoo!
Today's card is an example of color layering on the pumpkins. Coloring light to dark still applies but I love the dimension that coloring in layers provides.
This card was so much fun and even after diecutting the colored images, I continued the fun while putting the final pieces together. Here's how it came together:
1. The diecut leafless tree (leftover from an unused project) was resurrected.
2. Two background watercolor panels were colored with Tombows scribbled onto palette paper and spritzed with water. Each panel was pressed into the wet Tombows and set aside to dry.
3. The layer right behind the pumpkins was dry embossed using a Dreamweaver Quatrafoil (LX7027) stencil. The pumpkin panel was adhered to the purple panel. May Arts jute was tied around the two panels.
4. Both panels were adhered to the card base with Bazzil cardstock using Tombow Multi Glue.
1. The diecut leafless tree (leftover from an unused project) was resurrected.
2. Two background watercolor panels were colored with Tombows scribbled onto palette paper and spritzed with water. Each panel was pressed into the wet Tombows and set aside to dry.
3. The layer right behind the pumpkins was dry embossed using a Dreamweaver Quatrafoil (LX7027) stencil. The pumpkin panel was adhered to the purple panel. May Arts jute was tied around the two panels.
4. Both panels were adhered to the card base with Bazzil cardstock using Tombow Multi Glue.
Stampendous Products:
CRS5078 Cling Create Fall
DCS5078 Create Fall Die Set
MPW811 Mixed Media White Paper
DWDX7020 Leafless Tree Diecut
STF082 Versafine Onyx Black Ink
Products:
LX7027 Dreamweaver Quatrefoil Stencil
Tombow Recycled Pencils
Bazzill Cardstock
Tombow Multi Glue
Tombow Mounting Tape
May Arts Jute
CRS5078 Cling Create Fall
DCS5078 Create Fall Die Set
MPW811 Mixed Media White Paper
DWDX7020 Leafless Tree Diecut
STF082 Versafine Onyx Black Ink
Products:
LX7027 Dreamweaver Quatrefoil Stencil
Tombow Recycled Pencils
Bazzill Cardstock
Tombow Multi Glue
Tombow Mounting Tape
May Arts Jute
Hope you enjoyed my card today! I'd love your comment before hopping to the next designer's blog. Thanks for stopping by! See you tomorrow!
Stampendous Blog
Kristine Reynolds
Lyn Bernatovich
Jennie Garcia
Jamie Martin
Laura Drahozal
Beth Watson
Amy Hurley-Purdie
Lea Fritts
Tenia Nelson
Tombow Blog
Disclaimer: I'm so happy to be a Stampendous Design Team Member and to help promote their wonderful products. They generously supply us with many free goodies like the Dreamweaver Stencil and diecut, Stampendous stamp set and diecut, May Arts jute and Tombow Pencils I'm using today.
Kristine Reynolds
Lyn Bernatovich
Jennie Garcia
Jamie Martin
Laura Drahozal
Beth Watson
Amy Hurley-Purdie
Lea Fritts
Tenia Nelson
Tombow Blog
Disclaimer: I'm so happy to be a Stampendous Design Team Member and to help promote their wonderful products. They generously supply us with many free goodies like the Dreamweaver Stencil and diecut, Stampendous stamp set and diecut, May Arts jute and Tombow Pencils I'm using today.
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