Friday, March 23, 2012
Step- by Step Tutorial by Michele
Hello and Happiest of Fridays to you!
Are you ready for a quick & easy tutorial that will come in handy for your cards? The sweet Michele has put today's photo tutorial together. If you are like me, you tend to rely solely on your ink pads for your cardmaking. Well, my dear DeNami friends, we are getting back to the basics today. Let's get started on this tutorial.....
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Other items needed:
markers
foam pop dots
This weekend, we will be in Portland, OR for the Heirloom Productions show. It's been a few years since we've been here, so we are really looking forward to seeing some familiar faces! If you are in the area, we would love for you to stop by. Click here for all the info.
If you find yourself with some downtime this weekend, we hope you'll join us for the Color Challenge #9. The deadline is Monday, so be sure to get those entries submitted.
Have a fantastic weekend!
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7 comments:
Great colors you chose for this pretty card!
I love that you showed this. I do this quite a bit...have you seen the price of stamp pads?? If you have a good selection of markers, the colors you can stamp in are endless!!
What a great tutorial Michele and a pretty spring card. I love to use markers for some of my line or small stamps. I sure have more of them than ink pads ;)
AWESOME tutorial, Michele!!! And such a great excuse for me to purchase some of those new distress markers!!! HA!
The first thing I saw were the Distress Markers. I'm still patiently (?) waiting for mine to arrive.
Great reminder, Michele, that our markers are for more than coloring.
Sorry I'm not going to make it to the convention--would have loved to see you again. I have this tulip stamp & Michelle, you've inspired me to get it out. I'm not great at coloring, so I'm glad you reminded me to color the rubber. Love your card!
Such a pretty card! I originally discovered stamping by using markers and haven't done it in so many years I'd forgotten. Can't wait to try it again!
I love this technique. It gives more ways to use a stamp. Love your card.
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