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COLOURING TUTORIAL                                                                                                                                                         MC 15 03 ads_MC '13 09  26/01/2015  12:02  Page 73


                              Colour it clear!








                              Following on from Sue’s tutorial last issue showing how to colour glowing light,

                              this issue Sue shows how your alcohol markers can create the effect of clear glass!
             Designed by
            Sue Hastead
                                                                                   Place the stencil over the coloured
                                             Guide to using Copic marker pens:  4 image and use R000 to add some
             What do I need?                 Lid & jar:   ................................. C00, C1, C3, C5  hearts inside the jar. This will give the
                                             Lid & jar:
                                             Ribbon & hearts  ............... R000, R30, R32,   impression of depth to the jar and it will
                                             Ribbon & hearts
                 White card (for card blank and also suitable  R35, Label      not look so  at (Picture A).

               for alcohol marker pens)                        Y31, Y21
               6x6 Believe in Magic paper pad by First Edition  Ground:            With C01, add de nition to the top
                                             Ground:   .................................... C0, G00, G41, YG41

               Shadow Grey & Watering Can Archival inkpads
               Mason Jar of Hearts & Ellie Loves Phant’                        5 and bottom of the jar, colouring just
               Stuffies rubber stamps by Stamping Bella                        inside the lines. Also, draw around the left-
               Selection of Copic marker pens (see guide)                      hand side of the label as shown to give the
               Lots of Hearts Stencil by MFT  How do I make it?                impression of a shadow (Picture B).
               Polychromos pencils in red, green, white,  Create a 12.5cm square white card
               yellow & grey                1 blank. Cover the card front with     With C0, colour the base of the jar
               Square Layering dies by Tonic Studios  patterned paper from the paper pad.  6 and with G0000, colour the ground
               Die-cutting machine                                             underneath it (Picture C).
               Scattered Straw Distress oxide   With grey ink, stamp the image on
               Star Dust Stickles
                                            2 white card and die-cut it with the   Using a red and green pencil, add some
                                            10.5cm square die, so the image is very  7   ne lines to the outline of the jar as
                                            slightly left of centre.           shown, colouring just inside the outline and
             Top tip! Always place a piece of card                             over and around the grey alcohol marker
            underneath the card you are colouring on,   3  Colour the image as shown with pencils.  already added. This gives the impression of   Creations By Rod  Craft Storage Units

              as this will soak up any excess ink.                             a re ection in the glass from the red hearts      www.creations-by-rod.co.uk  Will also fit IKEA KALLAX/EXPEDIT & similar Cubes
                                                                               and the green ground (Picture D).
                                                                                                                                  Now in our 12 th  year of designing, hand building and
                                                                                                                                        supplying storage for crafters
                                                                                   Use C00 to colour just inside the pencil
                                                                                                                                 Over 20 different units available for storing paper, pens,
                                                                               8 lines, all around the inside edge of the         pencils, markers, ribbons, cutting dies, punches, ink
                                                                                                                                  pads, embroidery threads and general “stash”, etc!
                                                                               jar. This will add depth to the jar and help to
                                                                                                                                 Price from: £45.95 each (inc FREE postage UK mainland)
                                                                               make it look rounded (Picture E). Do not let      10% discounts available for orders of 3 or more!
                                                                               the nib of the marker touch the pencil marks          Available to order now from my website
                                                                               – pencils and alcohol markers do not mix and              (www.creations-by-rod.co.uk).
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                                                                               the pencil will spoil the nib of the marker.
                                                                                                                                  Printable catalogue in .PDF format is available free to
                                                                                                                                         download from my website.
                                                                                   With the white pencil, gently colour           Creations By Rod, Dept MC, The Great Barn (Workshop)
                                                                                                                                      Stede Hill, Harrietsham, Kent ME17 1NR
                                                                               9 some vertical stripes over the jar
                                                                                                                                            Handmade Storage Solutions for Crafters
                                                                               (Picture F). This gives the impression that light

                                                                               is re ected from the glass – the lines will only
                                                                               be faint but they do help add dimension.
                                                                                   Place the image back inside the 10.5cm
                                                                               10square die and gently blend Scattered
                                                                               Straw around the edges (See main image).



                                                                                   Where can I buy it?

                                                                               Stamping Bella & MFT products available from
                                                                                      www.diestodiefor.com
                                                                                   Polychromos pencils available from
                                                                                      www.jacksonsart.com




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