More bunnies! This time a little unexpected fun – using Art Impressions watercolor stamps….with Copics! NOTE: DO NOT COLOR ON STAMPS WITH COPICS. Just need to shout that at the top here.
Supplies for this project are linked at the end of this post. Compensated affiliate links may be used at no cost to you.
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You might start looking at a lot of your dies differently…..I already am!
If you need help drawing wildflowers – check out the Wildflowers Mini Classes!
The bunnies are colored first on one piece of paper, and fussy cut to layer in front of the arbor.
The airbrushing of a soft cloudy background can be substituted with some light inking; but if you’re planning to pull the sticky arbor back up, don’t press hard. You could alternatively trace around the die, but remember those lines will not be covered – so you may need to erase some lines.
This sentiment cracks me up….especially on such a sweet card! heehee!
Supplies
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- Art Impressions Stamps: Watercolor Bunnies EH – AI
- Art Impressions Dies:
- Scor-Sheet
- Copic Markers: EH – Blick
- Neenah Cardstock, Solar White, Classic Crest: 25pk – 250pk
- Detail Scissors, EK
Gorgeous cards Sandy, love how you made the flower arbor.
Thank you so much for sharing your gorgeous inspiration, stay safe and have a wonderful day
These are just beautiful Sandy
Great idea – Copics with the AI stamps… or rather the AI stamped images! Love the new AI dies, too – lots of fun to be had here… I agree with you about the Copic grays – Cool and Warm or Neutral and Warm would be plenty. I got Neutral, then Warm and Cool when I first started doing Copic coloring, so now I pretend that the Cool grays are needed for things like snow! Ha. Oh – I Googled “Dutch Rabbits” yesterday, and they even come in browns – very cute critters!