How to use the watercolor pencil crayons!! 
What you need:
What you need:
1.Watercolor paper: I use 140Lb Fabriano water color paper
2.Permanent Ink: I use black Staz-On
3.Blending stumps, a little dish with Odourless Mineral Spirits (OMS)
4. And of course your desired stamp-The ones I used for my image was from HUMBLE PIE of course.
Then you stamp up the image I will show you the snowman now I picked the left side to add color in because of the tree that’s at the left side that would cause the snowman to get the shade.
I then outlined the image with my pencil crayon.
Also when watercoloring always start with your lightest shade then go darker . If you have only one blending stump on hand and you are changing over to a new color then keep a sanding block on hand this will do two things:1) it sands off excess color before moving onto a new one and 2) it also sharpens the blending stump.
I find this is one of my favorite techniques and I am hoping that I get a 130 piece set for wcolor pencil Crayons for a gift this year however i am quite content not to get a single thing. Whether they buy it or i do it won't make a big difference.
I hope you all have a great week.
Phebe
6 comments:
Phebe, thank you for the run-down! i had no idea you could use the OMS with watercolour pencils! i only ever use my blender, and i use the OMS with regular crayola or prisma pencils (not watercolour). i love the way this looks, and will TOTALLY be trying it!
thanks leah...i have prisma pencils that are wcolor
i love the look you achieved with the pencil crayons....so far i am only working with the tombows but but these bring a different dimension!!
Awesome card!!
Amanda B
thanks amanda
Wonderful tutorial Phebe! Thanks so much for sharing!
(As an answer to your question on my blog...S&S carries clear stamps as well as digis!)
Melanie
Thank you so much for the tutorial. I use the Prisma WC pencils and did not know about OMS or to be honest, stumps. I now see what's wrong with my ACEO cards. Blessings, Janet
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