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Tuesday, October 14, 2014

My card today features something that has been long neglected in my stamp room as of lately -- my Copic markers. I get so intimidated by them so I just leave them sit. But I really wanted to use this cute image for a couple of baby cards so I thought I'd bust them out and give coloring a try. I kept it real easy and just used three cool grays in the same blending family.

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Supplies not linked:  Carta Bella Paris Girl Patterned Paper

7 comments :

Jeanne said...

Awww, this is just so sweet. I completely understand being nervous to use Copics. But, really, the blending you did on the elephants looks terrific. In the end, just take 'em out and play (if you can't, maybe take a class on them. I've heard there was an Online Card Class that is just finishing up on Copics/Coloring). Love this though!

Deepti said...

Awww this is so cute :) I love the flourish at the edges. Cool idea!

Kay Miller said...

You did a beautiful job coloring with your Copics! This is just darling Alanna!

Inkyfingers said...

Oh this is so cute Alanna and I love your colouring - those grays are perfect!

Hugs
Carol x

Marybeth said...

Love your shading with the gray copics. Darling card with the patterned paper stripes.

Joyce said...

This is adorable, and colored like a pro. Those elephants are one of my all time favorite baby card images. They are just so sweet, and look great with that striped paper.

Jean said...

Lovely card! I hear you about the Copics - something I'm hoping to carve out more time to use this fall/winter.

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