PFS Early Tulip Bouquet colouring video

I have made my first post for the Picket Fence Studio blog today and because of that I’ve made a new colouring video! In the video I am colouring up Early Tulip Bouquet (this and following links are affiliate links). To make the flowers really pop I’ve used kraft paper and my Prismacolor Pencils, as usual.

I have used the following Prismacolor Premier pencils:
Yellow: 914, 916, 1011, 1002
Orange: 1003, 118, 922
Pink: 928, 929, 1030, 937
Green: 989, 912, 109

Here is the finished card I made using said colouring. I’ve also used combined the Slim Line Oversized Hello word die with a plain text sentiment from the Animal Crackers You Deserve to be Spoilt set. The cut out the die five times and glued them together for dimension and used foam tape for the plain text sentiment. To finish it all off I used three sequins from the Vintage Bulbs sequin mix.

I hope you enjoyed the video and I wish you all a great week. Happy Monday!

Saying hi with flowers

I’ve coloured up one of Emily Midgett’s colouring panels. A dash of yellow for the flowers and a bright yellow background. The only decorations are a few transparent sequins and a die cut sentiment. The sentiment is actually the hello die by Altenew (aff.link) which I cut into a Norwegian equivalent. I admit it worked a lot better than I had thought and it doesn’t look like it’s been cut, I think. Love it when you can use a die like that!

LotV Cupcake Teddy

More bright pink for today’s card. I’ve used one of the newest Lili of the Valley stamps, the teddy bear with the cupcake. It’s available as a digital stamp in their online shop.

The card is simple where the card base (from MFT Stamps) is matching the frosting and the background paper (also MFT Stamps) is matching the coloured image as well. A simple embossed Norwegian sentiment (Mathia Design) and a few matching enamel dots finished off the card this time.

RAM Halloween Moon

I am back with a new project for Rachelle Anne Miller Creative Studios using Halloween Moon. I tried something new this time and coloured the stamp up to look like the light comes from the moon on the other side of the little witch and bear. I coloured in the whole background and opted for darker colours than usual. It was quite fun! The line on the top and the bottom of the colouring are both hand drawn to keep with the whimsical look. A straight proper line just wouldn’t fit with the look!

The card base is card stock from MFT Stamp and I used a sentiment stamp from La-La Land Crafts stamped with Altenew ink.

Copics used: E02, E13, E15, E35, E37, E39, E18, E49, E42, E43, E44, E47, BV23, BV25, BV29, W5, W9, Y32, Y38, V15, V17, V09, E08, E18, E19, E49, E97, YG21, YG93, YG95, YG97, YG99, C0, C1, C2, C3

Whimsy penguin with candy cane

Pencil colouring is fun! My next pencil colouring will actually be my 10th and yesterday it was a month since I first tried coloured pencils. Not many of them have made it onto cards though, only 3 of them, of which one of them have made it onto the blog so far. I find it quite different to make cards with craft as the base colour instead of white, but I’m sure I’ll get the hang of it soon!

This time I’ve made a Christmas card using a penguin with candy cane by Whimsy Stamps, it’s in the Crissy Armstrong collection. Isn’t he adorable? As I wrote in the first paragraph, I haven’t made many cards using my pencil colourings, so for this one I took a page out of Elin‘s book. She’s the only one I know who makes clusters of paper scraps like this and I like it, so I thought I’d try it myself. I think it works well for my card!

I use prisma color premier pencils.