Today I have a card to share for the Altenew blog. I just had to find out what the fuss was with these Zig Clean color Real Brush pens… so I caved and bought some and you get to see me try them out.
You can see my video here or Watch it in HD at Youtube.
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwnmE33yRw8]
You can find more info and lots more inspiration over at the Altenew blog here. I have also linked the products I used below or head here to shop at Altenew. Have you checked out the new release yet? Hope you have the bestest day ever!
Other Supplies: Cardstock – A4 Eraldo di Paolo Watercolour Field Pad 225gm / American Crafts – Taffy. Zig Clean Color Pens – Light Pink / Pink / Carmine Red / Red / May Green.
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Wow beautiful Therese!
Therese, this is gorgeous. I haven’t used my zig markers this way – but you have inspired me and I am off to my craft room to try it out. The touch of washi tape was the perfect finishing touch.
Jaydee
A very unusual approach to watercolouring and stamping…you estimated the spaces so perfectly! I love the loose look. What a beautiful card!!! Another versatile way to use my MISTI. Can’t wait to try this technique! (Therese, I love seeing and hearing your ‘creative thought processes in action’!) 🙂 You are a Blessing!
What a pretty and modern look!
I think you’re going to really enjoy these markers, Therese! I don’t use mine nearly enough, but I love them!
Another gorgeous card, too! I love the effect of your watercolored background has with these roses…so pretty!
A beautiful card. Great colour combo pink, black and gold 🙂
LOVE the split design Therese 🙂
Aren’t you a clever cookie? I would have stamped then painted, but with your way you’d get a better look. Unless…….you stamped in a light coloured ink, watercoloured and then restamped with black using the same positioning on the Misti. I’ll have to try that. ☺
Maybe this is the answer to my loose watercolor – paint first then stamp. Such a great idea and card, Therese. Adding the acetate down the side was a nice surprise.
Beautiful, I love how you created the background first and it was nice to see the Zigs used this way. I didn’t know they blended so well.
Gorgeous card! I love that background.
Very cool card. I love my Zigs!!
Aren’t those Zigs fantastic, Therese … fabulous to see them in your hands, creating such a beautiful card! Hugs, Anita 🙂
Looks like you are having lots of fun with those Ziggy Zigs 🙂 Great vibrant colours.