Friday, May 31, 2013
Coloring Inked Images by Tammy
Good morning!
One thing you may notice about the DeNami DT- we have designers that each have their own unique style. Each of these gals bring so much to DeNami and hopefully you're able to relate and/or be inspired to a few of them. My favorite part about being on this side of the team? Being inspired, challenged and encouraged to go outside my comfort zone occasionally and try something new.
Today's tutorial by Tammy Hobbs is one that is new to me, but the results are super neat! Remember how colored pencils were considered "school supplies" in the past? They are now SUPER popular in crafting and today you'll see one of the many ways you can incorporate them into your cardmaking.
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white pigment ink
colored pencils
die cut or punched shape
I hope that you were inspired by this Photo Tutorial. If YOU give it a try, I would love to see your creation(s)! Feel free to post
your picture on the DeNami Facebook page or the DeNami Flickr group.
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14 comments:
Very cool technique!!
This is gorgeous Tammy!! LOVING the colors and love love love how you stamped this!!!
What a great coloring tip and a fabulous design! Really love this!
what a great tutorial! TFS! and this card is just gorgeous!
Hugs,
Jo
Well I did not know you could do that! Thanks for the lesson Tammy, great job!!
What a COOL technique, Tammy, and beautiful results!!! Reminds me of colored chalks!!! Love it!
What an awesome technique!! This looks amazing, Tammy!! I love the beautiful colors!! Thanks for the inspiration :)
Lisa
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Wow, this is awesome! I love the effect'
Gorgeous card, Tammy! Will see if I can make this work!
I love this technique! Way to go, Tammy!
This is beautiful Tammy. It almost looks like colouring on a chalkboard - a very neat effect. Thanks for sharing :)
Hugs, Dawn
I love this technique! Great tut by Tammy!
Tammy, your card is beautiful and thank you for a new technique to try. I'll bet it would work on another deep colored paper. I'll give it a try.
Wonderful technique. I need to try this. Beautiful card.
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