Water Coloring with Markers is a fun technique and you can do it! One of my favorite ways to watercolor with the markers is using a blender pen on our Whisper White or Very Vanilla card stock. The Stampin' Up! Stampin' Write Markers are Acid Free and water based so using them with water is a perfect choice! Here is a card I created using this technique.
Here is how you can complete this Marker Technique Water Coloring with Markers
- Using Staz-On or other pigment permanent ink and stamp three flowers
- Next take your coastal cabana Stampin' Write Marker and color on the inside of the case of your stamp set.
- Now take your blender pen and pick up the color from the marker you colored inside the case of your stamp set.
- Very lightly begin to color in your flower leaving the middle open, picking up color as necessary.
- Then start shading in the flower with darker colors to create the look you like. Keep in mind this is a flower so it can have varations and doesn't need to be exactly the same.
- Then use Pistachio Pudding Stampin' Up! marker to color in the middle of the flower.
- Repeat this process with Strawberry Slush, and Crisp Cantalope Stampin' Up! markers to finish the other two flowers.
Here are the supplies I used:
- Card Stock:
- Stamp Set:
- Secret Garden (Item#131940 wood) (Item#129144 clear)
- Really Good Greetings (Item#103330 wood) (Item#130333 clear)
- Accessories:
If you haven't tried Blender Pens for watercoloring they are really fun! Try it and post your projects on my facebook page today I'd love to see what you come up with!
