What Would Kelly Make: 8th in the series!

What Would Kelly Make

Hi friends! Welcome to the latest edition of What Would Kelly Make! Thanks for stopping by today! If you missed the first seven in the series, please be sure to click HERE to see them! Kelly Latevola made a very cool Copic family color blending card with these adorable You’re One In A Chameleon stamps and dies from Your Next Stamp! The awesome background is made with Oxide inks!! Please watch the videos and enjoy!

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  1. I love this card! So beautiful and bright, yet muted at the same time. I am going to use this inspiration this weekend!

  2. What an amazing assortment of goodies you get to choose from! Love that chameleon stamp set. And you got the die set too!
    Your Next Stamp has some fun characters!

  3. Thanks for sharing your knowledge of the copics and technique for using them. It was very interesting. I dont have any copics yet but am thinking of getting the skin color ones initially.

  4. Oh my gosh, oh my gosh, oh my gosh, this is THE CUTEST!!!! Loooooove these adorable chameleons and the colours you used. Love, love, love this!

  5. Wow Kelly. awesome card and I like the first video re colors and blending. now if I could only remember this. I may have to watch it again and again. Thanks

  6. Adorable! Love the color palette. I don’t use copice (I can’t color at all!) but I appreciate your talent and tips!

  7. i only used this set once and colored my chaameleon green, thought about Rainbow but it was too difficult for me with markers

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