Card border frame masking + Copic coloring sign card

Hi there.  Today, I am sharing a way to add a clean border frame around your stamping.  Also, I share light ink shading and Copic coloring.

Sentiment:  Hello Lovely.

Here are helpful tips for creating this.  To begin, trim or die-cut a teal background card panel and also a panel for stamping.  Also, stamp with Copic friendly ink or ink for use with your markers.  Next, stamp the wooden sign and then add the sentiment, an arrow and a small flower to it.  Then, apply color to the sign and to the flowers using your coloring of choice.  I used Copic markers.  Next, add low tack washi tape over all of the edges of the stamped panel, covering approximately 1/4 inch on each side.  Then, lightly add distress oxide ink blending in a soft color around the edges of that taped panel.  Next, gently remove the washi tape to reveal the masked card edge frame.  Finally, layer the panels with accents over the card base, to finish.

I made a quick video tutorial showing the process for this project.

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Here is another look.

Supplies:  Unity Stamp Co. A Lovely Message; Winnie & Walter Audrey Cutaways dies, double-sided foam tape, Ranger multi medium matte glue and worn lipstick distress oxide ink; washi tape, blending brush, adhesive dots, twine, cardstock, Copic markers RV09, R20, RV04, BG32, BG49, C7, C5, C3.

Thanks for visiting.  Have a wonderful day.

Gaylynn