These markers are a bit tricky to color with, but I think the image turned out beautiful.  I used the Ranger Stamping Paper for the base.  Then used Spun Sugar and Victorian Velvet to color her dress.  To achieve the shading I just put a small amount of water on the paper before applying the ink.  Then I spread the ink with a water brush, and tapped the excess water away with a paper towel to keep the paper from buckling.  Here is a close up of the girl. 
In this photo, you can see the Prima Cabbage roses were also painted with the Tim Holtz Spun Sugar pen,  I put streaks of color onto the roses then used the water brush to spread the ink around.  This technique gave the flowers a variegated look. 
Do you have the Distress Markers?  If so, how are you using them. 
Thanks for stopping in today.
Tonya Gibbs
Resources:
- Graphic 45: Ladies' Diary "Moment in Time" paper, Lady's Diary Stamp No. 6
- Prima: wooden clock, cabbage roses, mini roses
- Ranger: Tim Holtz Distress Markers: Spun Sugar, Victorian Velvet (Dress & Hat), Aged Mahogany (Hat), Tattered Rose (Skin), Pumice Stone (shadow), Scattered Straw (background)
- Gelly Roll - Crystal Star Glitter pen (hat), gold pen for buttons.
- lace
- black card stock
 




 
 
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