I just love these giant flower stamps – they’re so easy to get into the coloring! I decided to color this in neutrals – just soft colors fading out to white but with enough shadows to make them still pop. With a nice dark center!
Video
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Copic colors used:
The ink pad used in this project is an old tan dye ink pad by a company that no longer exists – it takes about 8 stampings to get it to show up, but I can’t seem to pitch it yet!
I kept the design simple – just popped up with a little dimensional adhesive onto a white card base!
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- Mondo Gerbera Daisy by Julie Ebersole, Essentials by Ellen Clear Stamps
- Jet Black Lawn Fawn Ink Pad
- Copic Markers: EH – Blick
- Papers:Neenah Cardstock, Solar White, Classic Crest: 25pk – 250pk
Beautiful!!!!!
Such a lovely and sophisticated card!
Wow! It’s really gorgeous!!!
Congrats to Lori and Betty!!!
When I see the finished piece and then see how you colored it step by step, I’m always amazed at how you layer. When you started the coloring of this gerbera I thought, really, but ends up a white daisy. But she’s using dark colors! And, it looked messy for a while and I didn’t know how that was going to change into the lovely finished project. I learn a lot when I watch you color. I don’t know why dark colors freak me out.
Pretty……pretty.
Just beautiful Sandy
And congrats to the lucky winners!
So pretty! Love the soft E40s for this! Never would have thought to pull them in. I saw that Gina K has some new light colors coming out in her Amalgam ink line this year. One of those might be able to replace your beloved but fading ink pad 🙂
Freaking amazing. I love when you “color” flowers in whites.
Wow – that beautiful Mondo Gerbera Daisy, and a wow to your “simple” design and neutral colors that showcase it beautifully!
So beautiful! The coloring is wonderful. Congrats to the winners. 🙂
Congratulations Lori and Betty, enjoy your prize!
It’s gorgeous Sandy, love the card as well as the colouring of the flower.Thank you so much for showing.
If you have white things to colour, such as the flower you did,and you want to use shades of gray instead of brown shades. Would you then use cold or warm grays?
I love the look of that daisy! Awesome coloring! Sandy, I mentioned this in a comment after watching today’s video but wasn’t sure when you might see it so I’ll mention it here, as well. Stampin’ Up sells an ink color called Sahara Sand that looks very similar to the ink you used to stamp the daisy. I don’t know, though, if you can purchase their products directly online or if you need to go through one of their demonstrators. I hope this is helpful.
Gorgeous colouring, Sandy, and congrats to the lucky winners! Looks like it’s really cold over there. Do stay warm … and safe!
Marianne x
Outstanding use of neutrals with a pop of cheerful like green! It’s amazing, Sandy! Julie’s images are awesome, too! Congratulations winners!!!