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July 28, 2009

Color Technique Card Created by: Stacy

Hello Friends,

Today I am happy to showcase a creation by: Stacy Simin

Materials Used for this Coloring Technique :

- Cardstock

- Classic Basic Black Ink Pad

- Stampin' Up! Write Markers

How To:

Stacy stamped her lined image using Classic Basic Black Ink on Whisper White Card stock. She then colored in her image using Stampin' Up! Write Markers. To finish it off beautifully she put Crystal Effects on the Rose only.

This card is stunning! Beautiful Job Stacy!

Hope you are having a wonderful Summer!

Lois Folla

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