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      Combining AdornIt’s Art Play Paintables & Derwent’s Coloursoft Pencils
      January 20, 2016

      When I set out to create the pieces for today’s video, I did so with a an idea of how I wanted to proceed and what I thought the results might look like.  I played for a while and discovered that my best laid plans were not producing what I expected.

      Originally I thought I was going to work with my preloaded Detail Water Brushes; the ones that are filled with various inks and sprays, and with Twinkling H2Os to add color and sparkle.  I played with them for a bit and while I liked the results, the look was not what I imagined.  Not bad in any way, and you can get great results with them both or with other paints, but not what I was seeing in my mind’s eye.  I put everything away (I’m easily distracted) and brought out my Derwent Coloursoft pencils and began to lightly color some of the elements.  Added a bit of shading.  Blended colors for a softer look.  Tested various combinations to approximate Caucasian flesh.  Played and played, and then played some more.

      As I was doing all of that I began to really enjoy the process  –  what is currently being termed “adult coloring” – it’s a lot of fun!  I also realized that it’s easy to take basic coloring and enhance the look with some subtle shading and blending.

      Once you’ve finished coloring and embellishing the vignettes, it comes time to decide what to do with them.  The obvious choice is to incorporate them into cards and you’ll see me do that toward the end of the video.  We have smaller sized cards measuring about 4.25″ x 5.5″, which are perfect for the size of the elements on the Paintables papers.  Layer the vignette with some scrapbook papers and adhere to the card front.  Add a sentiment to the inside and that quickly you have a card to gift to someone special.

      You’ll also see that the vignettes work well on journal pages.  I used mine in one of the 5″ x 5″ Global Art Materials journals and love the look.

      This week we have a promotion for discounted shipping and it will be available until Friday, January 22, 2016 at 11:59 pm ET.

      For customers sending orders to a US address, you will save 50% off shipping when you spend at least $50 (excluding gift certificates, shipping, and any applicable sales tax).  The eligible domestic mailing options are First Class, Parcel Post, and Priority Mail.

      For orders being sent to an international address, you will save 20% off shipping when you spend at least $50 (excluding gift certificates and shipping).  The eligible International mailing options are International First Class and International Priority Mail.

      The website has been programmed to apply the appropriate discount to the specific mailing types and you will see costs and cost savings on the shipping page.  Enjoy!

      Supplies For This Video:

      AdornIt’s Art Play Paintables

      Derwent Coloursoft Pencils

      Faber Castell Trio Pencil Sharpener

      Global Art Materials Journals

      Card Blanks/Envelopes

      Small Scrapbook Paper Pads

      Dimensional Adhesive Foam Dots

      Dimensional Adhesive Foam Squares

      Xyron Tape Runner

      Xyron Tape Runner Refill

      Gelly Roll Pens

      Rhinestones

      Stickles

      Liquid Pearls

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      3 Comments


      Lindsay Ostrom
      January 20, 2016 at 10:07 am
      Reply

      Hi Barb….
      My friend Glenda sent this to me… I love how you colored my art play paintables. I usually do such bold and wild colors. It was nice to see them done so simple and soft!
      Enjoy and keep coloring…..
      Lindsay Ostrom



      Beth Scarpello
      January 20, 2016 at 10:51 pm
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      Hi. I just ordered a few of the paintable seets, can’t wait to try them out! Are the sheets lie watercolor type paper? Wasn’t sure what “laid texture” meant.
      Thanks!
      Beth



      SusanJane
      January 22, 2016 at 12:04 am
      Reply

      I choose Derwent over PrismaColor, and in the process went against the trend years ago. I like that they are a bit harder and the colors are saturated in a different way. Your pastels are beautiful, but Derwent sure does deep colors as well.



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