Studio Monday with Nina-Marie: Adding Dimension to Solid Stamping

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Hello friends! Its Nina-Marie here with you today for a new Studio Monday video! This week I am featuring Reverse Confetti stamps and dies as I show you how to add some simple dimensional details to solid stamped images.

Studio Monday with Nina-Marie

For this technique I used Prismacolor colored pencils to add dimensional shading to the flowers and leaves I stamped using Reverse Confetti’s Rose Garden stamp set.

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These roses are beautiful stamped in a single color of ink, which you could definitely do. But I love to add more interest to my stamping, so by using the colored pencils to create depth, I was able to achieve a more realistic effect.

For those of you interested in the ink colors I used, I chose: Rose Apple and Teeny Bikini for the roses, Duckling for the floral sprigs, and both Jellybean and Fern for the leaves.

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The sentiment you see here is from another Reverse Confetti set called A Friend Like You. I used both the Rose Apple and some Slate Gray ink to stamp the sentiment.

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For the background of the floral arrangement, I created stripes with a Copic marker and ink blended a bit of Jellybean ink. To embellish the card I sprinkled a few Sparkling Clear sequins from Pretty Pink Posh in between the roses for a bit of shine.

I hope you will be checking out the video to see how I created the dimensional roses! Thanks for stopping by and visiting me today… I’ll be back again very soon!

 

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  1. I have several stamp sets that have solid stamped images and they don;t have the layers like some of the newer stamps have. What a great idea to added more depth to the images. I never would have thought to add marker or colored pencil. Beautiful inpsiration that you’ve created. Thanks for the video!

  2. Lovely card and I the way you added the dimension by using colored pencils. Thanks for sharing.

    Linda D.

  3. What a great idea using pencils for shading. The black and white stripes hint at piano keys. Very well done. TFS!

  4. Those stripes look like a weathered fence and is wonderful with the softness of the flowers. Love it! Thanks for sharing.

  5. Thanks for the video. You make it look easy enough that even someone like me could get good results.

  6. What a stunning card and the video is very helpful to a visual learner like myself. Thank you so much.

  7. Beautiful card, love how you made the lines with the Copic marker, nice idea!! Love the flowers and how you did the shading with the colored pencils, very pretty. Thanks for sharing .

  8. I love all of the dimension and bright colors on the die cut flowers. It would put a smile on anyone’s face.

  9. This card is just so beautiful – I love the bright colors and the dimension added to the flowers, but my favorite part of this card is the striped background panel – I love, love, love it!

    Thank you so much for sharing!

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