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Video: Creative Coloring with Erum: Stencil Impression

December 3, 2018 By Erum Tasneem in Cards, Creative Coloring with Erum, Daily Inspiration, Video Tutorials 24 Comments Tags: Always There, Floral Mandala, Just Because, Metallic Shimmer Ink Sprays, Square Weave Pattern

Hi everyone!

I have two cards to share with you today and a stenciling technique. You can watch the video at the end of this post to get a better idea of how to go about it.

For my cards, I will be using the Square Weave Pattern and the Floral Mandala Stencils. I start by adding a little of Cosmic Berry and Lagoon Metallic Ink Sprays onto the watercolor palette. I am going to use these sprays as watercolors.

First, I wet the watercolor cardstock and started adding a diluted version of both the colors. I also mixed the two colors in some areas to form a beautiful purple shade. While the cardstock is still wet, I placed the stencil over it and then placed something flat and heavy over it carefully. I let this dry naturally. When you come back later to this, remove the heavy objects carefully and remove the stencil to reveal the beautiful stencil impression.

Next, I stamped several flowers and leaves from Always There Stamp Set onto watercolor paper. I used the Lagoon and Cosmic Berry Metallic Ink Sprays to watercolor the images. For the flower center, I used the Jet Black Artist Marker and a white gel pen to add detailing.

For the first card, I die cut the frame from New Day Card Kit in white and silver. I used the silver frame as an offset to the white then adhered the frame with foam tape. Then I started to arrange my flowers with foam tape. I glued the leaves directly. Since I pinched the tips of the leaves, that added to the dimension and I didn’t need extra foam tape to adhere them.

For the sentiment, I used Just Because Stamp Set and adhered it in an arched way.

I followed the same steps to create the second card, just changed the layout.

Here is a closer look at the stencil impression.

You can watch the video below or on YouTube.

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Video: Creative Coloring with Erum: Adding Details to Die-Cuts

November 25, 2018 By Erum Tasneem in Cards, Creative Coloring with Erum, Daily Inspiration, Video Tutorials 11 Comments Tags: Artist Markers, Build A Flower Peony Blossom, Dainty Swiss Dot, Label Love Stamp Set, Mandala Die, Watercolor 36 Pan Set

Altenew Peony Blossom Dies | Erum Tasneem | @pr0digy0

Hi there everyone!

Today I will be using the Build-A-Flower: Peony Blossom Coordinating Dies for my project. I have colored die-cuts before with watercolors and also with Artist Markers. But today I will be adding detailing to the die-cuts like I do with stamps.

So, I cut a bunch of die-cuts for one flower out of Solar White Cardstock. And I used the Artist Markers in Shades of Purple to color the petals starting with Midnight Violet Artist Marker.

The notches on the Build-A-Flower: Peony Blossom are already there as guides for where to add shadows. This is where I will add the darkest color, Midnight Violet. Then I blended it out with Deep Iris Artist Marker, extending the lines…moving towards the flower center.

I also added the darkest color next to the flower center and then blended it out with lighter shades.

For the flower center, I used the colors from Summer Afternoon Artist Markers. For the leaves, I used the Green Fields Artist Markers. I started with the darkest color Evergreen, adding it to the notches, building the veins and midrib with a very light hand and then blended it out with Forest Glades Artist Marker which I will further blend with Frayed Leaf Artist Marker.

For the background, I added a color wash of Parrot and Forest Glades watercolor. Next, I added partial stamping with the Dainty Swiss Dots Stamp Set and Bamboo Crisp Dye Ink.

I also altered the Mandala Die to add as an accent when arranging the floral dies.

In the end, I added black paint splatters to balance the Label Love sentiment.

You can watch the video below or on YouTube to find out how I colored the die-cuts.

Video: Creative Coloring with Erum: Adding Coloring Details to Die-Cuts

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Video: Stamp Focus – Engraved Flowers

November 14, 2018 By Erum Tasneem in Cards, Daily Inspiration, Stamp Focus, Video Tutorials 10 Comments Tags: Artist Markers, Engraved Flowers, Fine Alphabet Die Set, Watercolor Brush Markers

Altenew Stamp Focus: Engraved Flowers Stamp Set | Erum Tasneem | @pr0digy0

Hello there everyone! I hope you are all well.

Erum here today and I have three cards to share with you featuring the Engraved Flowers Stamp Set.I also have a process video where I show you how to make all the three cards. You can scroll down to the end of this post to view it. Let’s begin with the first card which is super simple but so striking!

Card 1:

When I first stamped the Engraved Flowers Stamp Set, I was awed by the fine, crisp, and clean lines so I decided to leave the stamps as is. I stamped a bunch of images and die cut them with the coordinating dies.

Next, I adhered all the pieces onto the card base with foam tape. The pieces that were going off the edge, I cut them to size and then reused a few of them to balance the card.

For the sentiment, I die cut the word “Hugs” using Fine Alphabet Die Set in pink. I stacked these letters up to make them chipboard-like. Then I inked the top half of the letters with Razzleberry Dye Ink. Next, I adhered the letters on my card front.

Card 2:

For the second card, I heat embossed the images with the Antique Gold Embossing Powder and watercolored them with the Watercolor Brush Markers.

As you can see, I altered the stamped images a bit by cutting them up and arranging them differently. I used a mix of Rubellite and Midnight Violet Watercolor Brush Markers for the pink flower. For the orange flower, I used Warm Sunshine and Autumn Blaze Watercolor Brush Markers. The leaves were done in Limeade, Moss, and a bit of Emerald.

To make my card front, I cut out a panel and started adding vertical brush strokes to it with the help of Evening Gray Watercolor Brush Marker. Next, I spritz this panel with water and let the color spread on its own. Once dry, I added black paint splatters and started to arrange the images.

In the end, I adhered the gold glitter edge sentiment label.

Card 3:

For my last card, I thought I’d keep it simple and stamped one of the stemmed flowers directly with Permanent Black Ink on the card front. Next, I drew a line where the flower stem ended.

After this, I started coloring the flower with the Red Sunset Artist Markers starting from the darkest to the lightest. For the leaves, I used the Green Fields Artist Markers. I chose Warm Sunshine and Buttercream Artist Markers for my background. To create the background, I added color in horizontal lines.

Next, I colored in the border I drew with Jet Black Artist Marker. I also added a faux shadow with Evening Gray and Morning Frost Artist Markers. Finally, I stamped the sentiment and adhered some clear drops.

This card looks absolutely amazing in person, the Artist Markers make the card pop! And this is just a one-layer card, you can add so much faux depth with the Artist Markers.

That is all for today! I hope you liked all the cards. I had fun making them. You can watch the video below or on YouTube.

Video: Stamp Focus – Engraved Flowers

Thank you for stopping by!

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Creative Coloring with Erum: No-Line Watercoloring on Floral Art Stamp Set

November 5, 2018 By Erum Tasneem in Cards, Creative Coloring with Erum, Daily Inspiration, Video Tutorials 46 Comments Tags: floral art, smiles and hugs, Watercolor 36 Pan Set

Altenew Floral Art Stamp Set Watercolored with 36 Pan Watercolor Set | Erum Tasneem | @pr0digy0

Hi there! Erum here today and I would like to welcome you to Altenew’s new weekly feature – Creative Coloring with Erum! In this regular feature, you can expect different coloring techniques, tips, and tricks – from yours truly. I hope to inspire you to practice your coloring skill!

Today, I am kicking this off with a floral card featuring the Floral Art Stamp Set. I will be watercoloring using the Watercolor 36 Pan Set.
I started by stamping the flower from the Floral Art Stamp Set onto watercolor paper with a water-reactive ink. Next, I applied water onto the petal and added Cotton Candy Watercolor. I also mixed Cotton Candy and Citrus Burst Watercolor to make a slightly warmer shade of pink.

To show sunlight falling on the leaves, I also added a hint of Citrus Burst Watercolor directly.

For adding more shadows and depth, I used Grapevine Watercolor. I also used a very thin paintbrush (zero or zero-zero) to add fine vein-like lines onto the petals.

After I was done with the flower, I stamped the leaves by watercoloring on them with Frayed Leaf Watercolor. Then I used Bamboo, Forest Glades, and Evergreen to add details to the leaves.

To show that there is more greenery in the far-off distance, I added some stippling. After this, I added splatters of Forest Glades and Frayed Leaf Watercolors. After the splatters were dry, I stamped the sentiment from Smiles and Hugs Stamp Set. And then I added a few black paint splatters to the sentiment.

To finish, I adhered a few iridescent drops and confetti.

You can watch the coloring process below or on YouTube.

Video: Creative Coloring with Erum: No-Line Watercoloring with Floral Art Stamp Set

That is all for today. I hope you like the card!

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Die Highlight: Classic Alphabet + Video

October 28, 2018 By Erum Tasneem in Cards, Daily Inspiration, Die Highlight, Video Tutorials 6 Comments Tags: Always There, Build A Flower Magnolia, Celebrations Paper Set, Classic Alphabets Die, Creative Edges: Lace, Layered Snowflakes, Watercolor Brush Markers

Altenew Classic Alphabet Die Set + Always There Stamp Set+ Layered Snowflake Dies | Erum Tasneem | @pr0digy0

Hi there everyone!

Erum here today with three cards and a process video featuring the new Classic Alphabet Die Set mainly and a few other new products.

Let’s start with the simplest one.

To start, I first cut up several strips of a slightly different hue of white cardstock (compared to the card base). I chose different shades of whites so that when I adhere the strips onto the base, they would stand out a bit.

Next, I die cut the letters J and Y from the Classic Alphabet Die Set. I die cut these in green four times and once in red. I stacked the green letters with liquid glue and for the topmost layer, I glued the red letter.

Doing this gives a very interesting result, as you can see from the photo above.

In place of “o”, I used the Layered Snowflakes Die Set. For this, I used only two layers which I cut out of matte silver cardstock. I used a glue gun to adhere the two layers together.

To finish off, I added some clear drops.

Onto my second card.

Again, I kept the design simple though not minimalistic this time.

First I stamped the images from Always There Stamp Set onto watercolor paper with Permanent Black Ink. Next, I used Rubellite and Warm Sunshine Watercolor Brush Markers to color the flowers.

I applied Rubellite in the flicking motion moving inwards towards the flower center. Next, I applied Warm Sunshine next to the flower center and then blended both the colors with a water brush. For the leaves, I used Limeade and Moss.

After the watercolor was dry, I die cut the images with the coordinating die and then added white paint splatters with the help of Pure White Ink Spray.

For the background, I diluted Moss Watercolor and added a few splatters of various concentration. After this, I die cut the letter “E” twice and glued the two pieces together before adhering it onto the card front. Then I arranged the images and added a few sequins.

Now, my last card.

First, I die cut the letters “you” once in white and then colored them with Rouge Artist Marker. Next, I used Clear Embossing Ink and Dainty Swiss Dots to stamp on my alphas. Then, I heat embossed the letters with Golden Peach Embossing Powder. For the lower half of the alphas, I used the Versamaker and then heat embossed them.

For my card front, I used a pattern paper from Celebrations Paper Pack. I also die cut the Creative Edges: Lace Die to add as a decorative element.

After assembling my layers and the chipboard alphas, I stamped the sentiment from Build-A-Flower: Magnolia in Rouge Dye Ink. I adhered this onto the word “you”. To finish off, I adhered a few sequins.

That is all from my side today. You can watch the video below or on YouTube.

Video: Three Cards Featuring the Classic Alphabet Die Set

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Video: Artist Marker Coloring on Build-A-Flower: Anemone Coronaria

October 17, 2018 By Erum Tasneem in Cards, Daily Inspiration, Video Tutorials 18 Comments Tags: Artist Markers, Build A Flower Anemone Coronaria, Garden Treasure, ink spray

Altenew Build-A-Flower: Anemone Coronaria + Garden Treasure colored with Artist Markers | Erum Tasneem | @pr0digy0

Hello, friends!

Erum here today with a new card and a process video. My card features the Build-A-Flower: Anemone Coronaria and Garden Treasure Stamp Sets.

I started by first stamping all the images from both Build-A-Flower: Anemone Coronaria and Garden Treasure Stamp Sets with Permanent Black Ink on Crest Solar White Cardstock. Next, I started coloring the bigger flowers first with the Artist Markers in the following colors:

Grapevine
Velvet
Crimson
Peach Perfect
Frosty Pink

For the Yellow flowers, I chose the following colors of Artist Markers:

Caramel Toffee
Warm Sunshine
Buttercream

Lastly, for the green leaves, I used the Green Fields Set of Artist Markers.

You can find the process video at the end of this post shows which shows you how I colored the images. After I was done, I used the coordinating dies with the Mini Blossom Die Cutting Machine to die cut the images.

Next, I worked on the card front. For this, I used the Pure White Ink Spray to add a lot of splatters. Once the splatter was dry, I arranged my bouquet and popped up a sentiment. In the end, I added a few sequins.

You can watch the video below or on YouTube in HD.

Video: Artist Marker Coloring on Build-A-Flower: Anemone Coronaria

That is all from my side. I hope you liked my project and enjoyed the video.

Thank you for stopping by!

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Video: Inked Flora Watercolor Card

October 8, 2018 By Erum Tasneem in Cards, Daily Inspiration, Video Tutorials 30 Comments Tags: inked flora, Watercolor 36 Pan Set

Hi there!

Erum here today with a new card and a process video featuring the Inked Flora Stamp Set.

Sometimes, you don’t have a lot of time on your hands to make a fancy looking card. But if there’s a special occasion, like say a wedding or an engagement party, and you want to give something special but don’t have enough time, then today’s tutorial is perfect for you.

The card that I am sharing today took me less than 30 minutes to make, it would take much lesser for you if you are not filming the process. ;)

To start, I stamped the flowers from the Inked Flora Stamp Set with Clear Embossing Ink and then heat embossed it with Antique Gold Embossing Powder. Next, I started to watercolor these with the Watercolor 36 Pan Set using Cotton Candy and Coral Berry watercolors for the pink flower. For the orange-yellow flower, I used a mix of yellows and oranges from the palette.

To add color, I first applied a light color wash on the entire image and then dropped in concentrated pigment. You can watch the video to have an idea. After I was done watercoloring, I die cut the images with the coordinating dies. Next, I cut a panel for my card front from Woodgrain Powder Cardstock. I began, arranging my floral elements on this panel and whatever excess was left, I cut it out and reused them to add more foliage to the card front.

Once I was done, I added a few, fine black paint splatters. Then I heat embossed a sentiment onto a strip of vellum and adhered it onto the card front. I also added a thin strip of Gold Glitter Tape to this strip.

In the end, I added a few gold sequins for some additional bling. You can totally skip the splatter step if you are aiming for a clean look.

Add a celebratory sentiment and you are good to go.

You can check out the video below or on YouTube.

Video: Inked Flora Watercolor Card

Thank you for stopping by!

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Stamp Focus: Festive Poinsettia + Video!

September 15, 2018 By Erum Tasneem in Cards, Daily Inspiration, Stamp Focus, Video Tutorials 39 Comments Tags: Artist Markers, Festive Poinsettia, Watercolor 36 Pan Set

Altenew Festive Poinsettia Stamp Set | Erum Tasneem | @pr0digy0

Hello, friends!

Erum here today with three cards featuring the Festive Poinsettia Stamp Set. I also have a video to share for the last card at the end of this post.

For my first card, I stamped the Festive Poinsettia Stamp Set multiple times with Clear Embossing Ink on Rouge Cardstock. This, I heat embossed with Pure White Embossing Powder.

Next, I took Rouge and Crimson Artist Markers to color the image. After I was done coloring, I added a few splatters of Crimson Watercolor and Pure White Ink Spray. In the end, I heat embossed a sentiment and popped up some sequins.

For my second card, I heat embossed the image once with Pure White Embossing Powder on watercolor paper. Then I colored it with Ocean Waves Watercolor mixed with Iridescent Shimmer Ink Spray. What I did was, I diluted the Iridescent Shimmer Ink Spray with water and used this as a medium to help color the image. After watercoloring, I used the coordinating die to die cut the image.

Next, I worked on the card front by adding splatters of the ink spray + watercolor mixture that I made and a few splatters of Industrial Diamond Watercolor. Then I adhered the image directly onto the one layer card base. I used the Silver Stone and Industrial Diamond Crisp Dye Inks to stamp the sentiments. In the end, I added a thin strip of Silver Glitter Tape.

I went all out on my last card. First, I stamped the images in Clear Embossing Ink and heat embossed them with the Antique Gold Embossing Powder. Then I started to watercolor using Emerald and Bamboo Watercolors. For this, I applied water onto the image and dropped in the two colors that I mentioned. I played around with the colors until I was happy with the look. You can watch the video to get a better understanding. Also, I got the color wrong in the video, I keep saying Parrot but its actually Bamboo. For the stem/branch I used Mocha Watercolor.

Next, I worked on the card front. For this, I applied Emerald Watercolor on the upper half of the panel and then in the middle I applied Bamboo Watercolor. After this, I added dripping watercolor effect so that I would achieve an ombre color.

When the panel dried, I added black paint splatters and also a few splatters of Antique Gold Metallic Ink Spray. Then I popped up the die-cut images and trimmed off the excess from the edges. I didn’t throw away these extra bits, instead, I used a few pieces to add more foliage around the edges.

In the end, I added a few more gold splatters and popped up a few confetti and gems.

That is all from my side today. I hope you liked my cards. You can watch the video below or on YouTube.

Video: Festive Poinsettia Messy Watercolor Card

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Video: Perfectly Perfect Watercolor Card

September 9, 2018 By Erum Tasneem in Cards, Daily Inspiration, Video Tutorials 6 Comments Tags: Perfectly Perfect, Watercolor 36 Pan Set, watercoloring

Altenew Perfectly Perfect Stamp Set | Watercolor 36 Pan Set | Erum Tasneem | @pr0digy0

Hello, friends!

Erum here with a new card featuring the Perfectly Perfect Stamp Set.

The color combination for this card comes from a card that I created before joining Altenew. You can view it HERE.

First, I stamped several flowers and leaves onto watercolor paper with Clear Embossing Ink. Then I heat embossed these with the Antique Gold Embossing Powder.

I used the new Watercolor 36 Pan Set to color the images. For the flowers, I used Cotton Candy Watercolor and Grapevine Watercolor. To color, I applied water to the petals with the help of a water brush and spread around diluted pigment of Cotton Candy Watercolor. Next, I added Grapevine Watercolor pigment closer to the center of the flower to show depth.

After coloring all the flowers, I moved onto the leaves for which I used Espresso Watercolor. When the images were dry, I used the Mini Blossom Die Cutting Machine to die cut these.

Next, I used the Our Family Frame Die and die cut a frame out of Spicy Yoghurt Cardstock. I used foam tape to pop this onto the card front. This will be a decorative element to “frame” my floral bouquet.

I arranged all the floral elements on the card front by adhering them on different heights of foam tape. Next, I heat embossed a sentiment onto black cardstock and applied Gold Glitter Tape on one edge of the sentiment tab.

In the end, I added a few rose gold sequins.

That is all from my side today. I hope you enjoy the video below or over on YouTube.

Video: Perfectly Perfect Watercolor Card

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Video: Beautiful Day Watercolored Cards

August 30, 2018 By Erum Tasneem in Cards, Daily Inspiration, Video Tutorials 36 Comments Tags: Beautiful Day, Just Because, Watercolor 36 Pan Set

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Hello, friends!

Erum here today with two cards featuring the Beautiful Day and Just Because Stamp Sets.

I have been sitting on these cards for the LONGEST time! The video that I am sharing today is the first video I shot. But I couldn’t publish it because there was a delay in the watercolor pan set release. Anyway, I started by stamping the flower from the Beautiful Day Stamp Set. Next, I stamped the vine from the Just Because Stamp Set. This, I stamped partially because I didn’t need the whole image.

After the ink was dry, I proceeded to watercolor. I used Cotton Candy and Cosmic Berry watercolors for the flowers. And for the vine, I used Moon Rock watercolor.

When the watercolor was dry, I fussy cut the stamped images and set them aside.

Next, I added some black paint splatters onto the card front and then arranged my floral bouquet.

After this, I heat embossed the sentiment in white on black cardstock and popped it on my flower bouquet.

In the end, I added some metallic sequins and black crystals as flower centers.

I think the flower in Beautiful Day Stamp Set is one of the most beautiful ones by Altenew and paired with the Just Because Stamp Set, it looks so good!

Video: Beautiful Day Watercolored Cards

Thank you for stopping by everyone!

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