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.
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.