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July 24, 2009

Color Technique Card Created by: Ann

Hi Stampers!

Today I am happy to showcase a creation by: Ann Sysel

Materials Used for this Coloring Technique :

- Watercolor Paper

- Stazon Jet Black Ink Pad

- Stampin' Up! Watercolor Crayons

- Aqua Painter

How To:

Ann stamped her image using Stazon Ink onto watercolor paper. Then using her aqua painter, she picked up color from her watercolor crayon(s) by dabbing it and enjoyed painting horizonally on her watercolor paper. Each card she made for our swap was unique and beautiful.

Have a wonderful day!

Lois Folla

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