No-Line colouring really can get you more from your stamps, it’s seems to totally change the look. I used Copics this time, but would love to see it with some Prismas…. I’ll just add that to my ever growing list of ‘to trys’.
You can see my video here or Watch it at Youtube.
I’ll be back tomorrow with the blog hop and new challenge for Scrapbook Boutique, look forward to seeing you then!
Other Supplies: Copics – Y11,21,35. E50,53,31,33. YR24. W0,2. 0. B000,91,95. Kaisercraft Pearls – Yellow, Hot Pink, Denim. Cool Grey Copic Multiliner 0.3mm
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So cute..never tried this with Copics..will sure try it.
Thank you for the great video..always so much fun to watch you color.
I love the look you got with the no line coloring! It’s so soft and sweet! Great idea to frost your cupcake, and those little pearl sprinkles are perfect!
You’re a natural Therese, this is just gorgeous and I love the pink frosting too 🙂
Jenny x
Oh my gosh this looks amaaazing! Love the no lines yes but it’s the little spray of sprinkles down the right that really has my attention and the “real” pink icing:) – perfect!
Beautiful. Like the subtle effect from the no line colouring. I think I would like a pink iced cupcake now 🙂
I love the effect of the no line water coloring with Copics! Such a sweet card Therese…Thanks so much for inspiring me to try it!
This is so fun, I like the idea of adding pearls to the embossing paste 🙂 frosting looks pretty much edible 😀
That cupcake looks good enough to eat, Therese.
So adorable, Therese … and what a delicious cupcake … the frosting and sprinkles are perfect! Anita 🙂
Your no line colouring worked out so well. I love the softness of your images. A very sweet card indeed!
So sweet, just like a book illustration! Love that yummie icing too, nice contrast!
I love the pearl sprinkles! And that elephant is stealing my heart 🙂