Blank Page Muse Blog: markers

Thursday, November 7, 2019

Christmas Package Tags

Hello! DT member Kelly has some quick tags to use on gifts today using Blank Page Muse stamps! These tags are so quick and easy, you will be looking at all of your holiday stamps in a different way.

Supplies -
Dove Peace Stamp by Pam Bray
To/From Stamps by Pam Bray
Shipping tags or watercolor paper cut into tags
Tombow markers red, green, gray
Brush and water
Gray ribbon

Step 1 - Stamp the dove and the to/from on the tag.

Step 2 - Color the dove with the markers then brush the markers along the edges of the tag, using the brush and water, distribute the color around the tag edges and on the dove. Let dry.

Step 3 - Add the ribbon to the hole in the tag.

These are so fun to do and so quick you can have handmade tags for any gift or occasion!

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Monday, June 3, 2019

Sketchy Post Card

Hello again! Stephanie here sharing this sketchy postcard using the beautiful BPM stamps designed by Pam Bray! A fun trick to try is making a blocked project. It can be used as a focal point on a mixed media journal page, scrapbook page or like I'm sharing here today...a postcard. So let's get started!

Blank Page Muse Products:

Scribble & Scratch Mixed Media set designed by Pam Bray

Other Products:

Mixed Media Paper

Ink Pad

Alcohol Markers

Watercolor Paints

Colored Pencils

Be sure to use coupon code: BPMDtStephanie2019 to save 15% off your order!

1. First step is to decide arrangement. Think of each piece being in it's own little box (we will sketch those in later ;)

2. Color in the lovely stamped images. You don't have to be perfect...sketchy is good!

3. Create a light wash of color over the entire postcard. White space is ok!

4. Last step is to add some depth to the images by layering some colored pencil over them. Choose a color close to your ink that you stamped the images with and draw loose sketchy lines to make boxes around each image. I also added the word Hi in a similar sketchy style.