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. Thanks for the blending info. I like to color with Copics, but inevitably choose at least one combination that won’t blend. I think this info will help me avoid that. Love the final card, too.

  2. This is such a fantastic card!! Your chameleons blend in so fabulously well with your background. Love that you’re showcasing a Canadian stamp company too!!

  3. This has to be one of my fave videos showing the blending of the Copic Markers!!!! Love, love, love this video – thank you so much for sharing and your finished card is awesome!!!!

  4. I don’t own the distress oxide inks yet, but every time I see a beautiful project (like this one) made with them I want these nice new inks.

  5. This card couldn’t be cuter and I love the colorful background. Thanks Kelly, for the tips!

  6. Such a beautiful background on this lovely card! I’m off to try blending with my daughter’s Copics!

  7. Kelly, such a cute card. I want to thank you so much for THIS video. Explaining how to blend w/ COPICS was awesome. I always was confused and you clearified it completely.
    Gayle

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