CAS Mix Up September Challenge

Welcome to a new challenge!
Check out the Top Picks from August's Stencil Monoprinting challenge HERE.

One of my favorite techniques is to ink my stamps with markers.  With all the stamp positioning tools available, this is easier than ever. You can add one color ink to one section, stamp and ink up another section with a different color.  It's the perfect technique for flowers, birds and butterflies, but 

don't limit yourself to them.  I can't wait to see your mini masterpieces!

Video Tutorials:

Multicolor Stamped Images with Markers: Simon Says Stamp (3:20)

Misting with Markers by Splitcoaststampers (3:33)

Coloring Stamps with Markers by Stamp Til Dawn (5:56)

Stamped Watercolor Flowers (Zig Clean Color Real Brush Markers) by K. Werner (10:46)

Brushstroke Basics by Jill Foster (8:33)

Art Impressions Watercolor by Sandy Allnock (12:20)

Stamping with Markers by Julie Ebersole for Hero Arts (4:11 start at :50)

Please follow the challenge rules:

• Cards only
• CAS design (clean and simple) - definition on sidebar
• Include all three components listed on challenge badge
• Include link to challenge in your entry post
• Enter up to three (3) times

Thank you!!

Welcome to our wonderful Guest Designer Chrissie (Simply One of a Kind)
She won the July Colour Your Die Cuts Challenge with this gorgeous card.

Chrissie
(Guest Designer)

Using stamps inked with markers, regular stamping and die cuts

Bonnie
(host)

Using stamps inked with Distress Markers, thumping, regular stamping, stenciling with embossing paste and die cuts

Loll

Using inking image with Zigs, watercolour wash, die cutting and stamping

Nancy

Using inking stamp with Zig markers, regular stamping and die cuts

Julia

Using stamp colored with Distress Marker and spritzed with water, regular stamping, punching,
Wink of Stella and tiny twinkles

Joanna

Using stamp inked with Tombow markers, stamping, die cuts, vellum and heat embossing

Mac

Using stamp inked with Distress markers, misted with water and stamped, die cuts and
heat embossing.

The challenge is open until September 24th.

Winner and Outstanding Designs will be announced on September 28th.

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