It's OK to Color on top of Already Colored Papers!

Published: Tue, 06/27/23

Did You Know (or Remember)?

You can color on Designer Paper using either Watercolor Pencils or Blends Markers. I find coloring with a light/er color on top of the design will both darken the design, but keep the lines/texture it was originally created with. It's a great technique to give flowers a little boost in color too. Look below to see my coloring.

Don't forget! June is Designer Series Paper Sale Month! Thirteen packs are 15% off until June 30.

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Here I used the fun Zoo Crew Designer Paper.

Color the fun creatures & critters any of the images & cut with scissors

(or the dies if you have them).

I will be showing how to make this "mock shutter card" on tomorrow's live,

2pm EST on both Facebook & YouTube.

Here I used the Delightfully Eclectic Designer Paper.

(48 sheets of paper in this pack!!!)

I used both the light & dark Pool Party Blends Markers to create an Ombre effect.

I had a little fun with the ribbon too, creating knots instead of bows 😉.

June Reminders:

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Designer Series Papers are 15% off until June 30.

Christine Josti

Mail Something Pretty

Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator

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Christine Josti
Stampin' Up! Demonstrator

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Norwell MA 02061
USA

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