The colored paper was gifted to me by a stamp buddy (thanks Diana) and I wanted to try using colored pencils on colored paper. It was a fun project and I quite like the results. Once the image was stamped in black ink and colored I added white gel pen in areas for some pop. Mounted the elements all up and put them on white cs base. Sentiment and fern were cut on Silhouette and sentiment got heat embossed with black. The green layer got white embossing paste through knit stencil.
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This is pretty. I have only used colored pencils on black colored cardstock, but really like the lighter color cardstock. May try it sometime.
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Your coloring on the colored paper looks amazing, and I love the white you added to it. Your stenciled background looks great, too!
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Thanks LIsa, got to love homemade paste.
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Awesome! love the green stenciled piece and the stamped image is one of my all time GKD favorites. Did you use white colored pencil on the image before color? It turned out wonderfully on the colored cardstock.
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I did use the white colored pencil first but then wanted more drama so added the gel pen. But not white where there is green, just three shades of green.
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Beautiful card!
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Oh my gosh, I love that floral image….it’s beautiful and so striking on the kraft cardstock! Everything about this is delightful! Thanks for playing with our sketch this week at the Players!
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The coloring was fun to do and I really like how the sketch came together.
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This is simply gorgeous! Love the balance of textures and the earthy colors. Thanks for joining us at Krafty Chicks Challenge.
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Beautiful personalized paste embossed background, beautiful image and coloring on the Kraft paper and love the contrast between all the panels. Lovely card. Thanks for sharing with us at Double Trouble.
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This is so gorgeous! I love the floral image on the Kraft! The texture and color combo is perfect! SO happy you joined my sketch challenge at The Paper Players this week!
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What a great card. I love the knit stenciled background. That image from Bold an Blooming is such fun to color. The leaf and sentiment are so delicate and pretty
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This is a great card Bonnie! Your coloring is beautiful and that white really does make it pop. Your stenciled piece is wonderful, too.
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What an amazing job coloring the image and making it the focal point of your card! Thank you for joining us at Double Trouble!
Melanie
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Love the shades of green and black – this card is definitely eye-catching! Thanks for sharing with us at Double Trouble 🙂
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Wow! Your colored flower – with the pops of white – is just stunning! What a great technique!! Stunning! Thanks so much for sharing it with us this week at The Paper Players! 🙂
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