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Crayon Resist – Dragonfly in Flight


Crafty Cruisers
Intermediate Stamping Team Designer

Supplies
Fast & Fun Shadows Stamp Set (TAC)
White Crayon (Crayola)
Glossy White Card Stock; cut to size: 4 x 5 ¼ (Hollo’s)
Orange Card Stock ; cut to size: 8 ½ x  5 ½ (unknown)
Mono Adhesive (Tombow)
India Black Dye Ink (TAC)
Sunset Dye Ink (TAC)
Sunshine Dye Ink (TAC)
Grasshopper Dye Ink (TAC)
Yellow Stickles (Ranger)
Orange Stickles (Ranger)
Black Diamond Stickles (Ranger)
Crystal Stickles (Ranger)
Sponges (TAC)
Piece of soft fabric (scrap)

 

Instructions

1.    Stamp your image on white glossy paper with India Black Dye Ink. 

2.    Thinking about where you want highlights to go, mark your image or color it completely with the crayon. 

3.    Take a section of your sponge and brush it on the Grasshopper ink pad and then lightly blot onto your image. Once you have enough ink on your paper you can rub lightly with the sponge to blend the color into the paper.  Repeat with the Sunset and fill in the rest with the Sunshine.  The crayon will resist all ink you are putting on the paper.

4.    Once you are done coloring your paper, take a soft rag (old t-shirt material, etc.) and rub off the crayon. This will leave white highlights where you have colored with the crayon.

5.    Fold the orange card stock in half making the card 4 ¼ x 5 ½ .

6.    Using your mono adhesive, mount the stamped glossy onto the orange card.

7.    Highlight selected areas with Stickles, adding squiggles around the images.  Allow to dry.

Tip:  You can, also. sponge a light color onto your paper and then color with the crayon.  Once this step is done, you can sponge on darker colors.  Rub away the crayon, and you will have color highlights instead of white ones.

 

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