Adding a Shadow with Stampin’ Blends markers

 Today I'm sharing a quick shadow tip featuring the Stampin' UP! Stampin' Blends markers!

Coloring the Petal Passion designer paper from Stampin' Up! with the Stampin' Blends markers.  Add shadowing with the Light Smoky Slate Stampin' Blends marker.  by Patty Bennett

 

I colored the amazing black and white flower images that are printed on the Petal Passion designer paper with my Bermuda Bay and Rich Razzleberry Stampin' Blends, then colored the leaves with the Old Olive and Daffodil Delight Stampin' Blends.  But what really makes this little piece stand out, is the shadow.  I used the light Smoky Slate Stampin' Blends marker to add a "shadow" beside each image, and they almost appear to be floating!

 

Coloring the Petal Passion designer paper from Stampin' Up! with the Stampin' Blends markers.  Add shadowing with the Light Smoky Slate Stampin' Blends marker.  Thank you image from the Color Me Happy stamp set. by Patty Bennett

 

After I colored this little strip, I added it to a Bermuda Bay folded card base with a piece of Rich Razzleberry cardstock on top.  I added a Thank You image (from Color me Happy) stamped in Memento Black ink on Whisper White cardstock (die cut with the Stitched Shape Framelits) and colored with the Pool Party Stampin' Blends markers, and then I decided to stamp the 2 little flower images from the Petal Palette stamp set.

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Coloring the Petal Passion designer paper from Stampin' Up! with the Stampin' Blends markers.  Add shadowing with the Light Smoky Slate Stampin' Blends marker.  Thank you image from the Color Me Happy stamp set. by Patty Bennett

Not sure if you noticed my mistake… but AFTER I had the card all done, I realized I had attached the colored flower strip to the card upside down.. so all my "shadows" were on the top side of the images.. I thought that looked odd, so I added more shadowing with the light Smoky Slate Stampin' Blends… oh well… good enough.. right?

 

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4 thoughts on “Adding a Shadow with Stampin’ Blends markers”

  1. Oh Patty, it’s more than “good enough”! I didn’t think the strip was upside down, I just thought it was the angle of the sun. After all it does change throughout the day, right. Wow, the shadow does lift the flowers. Many thanks for inspiring. Take good care.

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  2. Good evening Patty,
    I didn’t think your card looked odd at all with where the shadows are but I love the tip on how to make a shadow. I have also used gray when coloring something to make the color darker.I will use gray on certain parts of what I’m coloring them add another color on top.. it makes the other color a little darker. I love all your tips.

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