Hi Friends !!
Today i am sharing my favourite colouring medium technique (chalk colours) with teared paper technique. I have made these cards in the past using these colours- Ombre Card, Stencil Card, Post it Note. I find these colours easy to use, produces great blend & gradient of colours and cost effective too.You can use this technique with any type of colours. I took the pictures of the whole process after completing it..hehehe.( i am a lazy girl ). But i am sure you will get the technique.
P.S. - Picture Heavy Post
I am using these Chalk colours manufactured by Camel in India. These colours does not comes with an applicator, so i am using cotton balls or ear buds for smaller areas.
Take a waste piece of cardstock or any paper , but it should not be too thin. Place it on your card where you want apply colours, in this fashion.
Now take a cotton ball and rub it on the desired colour -
Apply this colour on the cardstock in between the teared paper -
In the similar fashion, take another cotton ball and apply second colour. You can use any number of colours. I have used only two colours - green and orange
Keep the teared paper in place and do some stamping
You can apply the same technique on different areas of your cardstock.So here is my finished card using this technique .I have used chalks in three different areas of the card.
For this card i have also made 2 punched flower embellishments and attached pins in them. A closer look at them -
Here is the closer look at the charm. The white bead is handmade by me.
Here is the sentiment -
Today i am sharing my favourite colouring medium technique (chalk colours) with teared paper technique. I have made these cards in the past using these colours- Ombre Card, Stencil Card, Post it Note. I find these colours easy to use, produces great blend & gradient of colours and cost effective too.You can use this technique with any type of colours. I took the pictures of the whole process after completing it..hehehe.( i am a lazy girl ). But i am sure you will get the technique.
P.S. - Picture Heavy Post
I am using these Chalk colours manufactured by Camel in India. These colours does not comes with an applicator, so i am using cotton balls or ear buds for smaller areas.
Take a waste piece of cardstock or any paper , but it should not be too thin. Place it on your card where you want apply colours, in this fashion.
Now take a cotton ball and rub it on the desired colour -
Apply this colour on the cardstock in between the teared paper -
In the similar fashion, take another cotton ball and apply second colour. You can use any number of colours. I have used only two colours - green and orange
Keep the teared paper in place and do some stamping
You can apply the same technique on different areas of your cardstock.So here is my finished card using this technique .I have used chalks in three different areas of the card.
For this card i have also made 2 punched flower embellishments and attached pins in them. A closer look at them -
A closer look at the complete ribbon, flower and charm embellishment -
Here is the closer look at the charm. The white bead is handmade by me.
Here is the sentiment -
Entering it into-
Lulupu's Challenge - Create Your Embellishment
Beyond Grey Challenge #15 - Bingo (used buttons, flowers and charms)
Hussena's Challenge - Flower made with punches
For the Love of Crafting Challenge#9 - CAS project
This is my first tutorial technique wise, so kindly bear with me for any lacks. Do tell me your views about it
Thanks for stopping by :)
Poornima such a beautiful tutorial...want more from you!!! I never knew we get chalks such as the ones you used..Amazing. Well even if I'd seen them in the shops I wouldnt have known what to do with them-- awesome of you to share.Thank You !!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a A beautiful card Poornima I love the way you have done the BG using those chalk inks and thanks for the Tute!! love the way you have made those pins with the flowers totally fab idea!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for playing along my challenge at Yvonne's blog and Best of luck :)
This is absolutely gorgeous.... Truly magnificent and I love how you have done the BG... Hats off Poornima.. Camel chalk colors.. I have never even heard of these... but then I consider Kolkata a village and hardly find anything here...Super stuff and amazing color combo.. Love the flowers.. BEAUTIFUL!
ReplyDeleteThis is another Wooow card from your creations, Poornima. Love the way you have used chalk inks amd such gorgeous punch craft flowers :)
ReplyDeleteWow! This is sooooooo pretty! Love your blooms with those stick pins! Great job with the masking too!:)
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing along with my guest Hussena's challenge! :)
Poornima, Love u 4 ur unique tute dear...:)
DeleteLiked the way u used those pins
SUPERLIKE:)
Thanks for sharing your tutorial :)
ReplyDeletelolvely pins!!
Thanks for joining us at BGC!!
Hugs, Melissa
vibrina.blogspot.com
Thanks for the tute.Great technique and those embellies are gorgeous.thanks for sharing your beautiful creation with us at Lulupu's Monthly challenge
ReplyDeletewonderful technique and thanks for sharing
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What a beautiful card!!! I love the flowers!!!! N thanks a lot for the technique,
ReplyDeleteJaya
That's an amazing tutorial Poornima! Very creative! I loved the flowers created on pins, the paper bead and the overall look of the card.
ReplyDeletePoornima - I really love what you've put together. Had no idea that you could do that with chalk. Super! Thanks so much for entering our challenge. All the very best!
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Hello Poornima, I hope you are well:) WOW! such a cool technique and thank you for the tutorial! The card is gorgeous and LOVE those flowers!! Thank you for stopping by and taking the time to leave a sweet comment!!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Norma
wow love everything about your card, the flowers, the background, everything!
ReplyDeletethanks for joining us at the Lulupu challenge, hope to see you again next month.
That's a great tutorial that you have put together.
ReplyDeleteThe colors that you have used are really nice. Flowers are pretty.
Loved the card and thanks for sharing such lovely tutorial...Poornima..
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