Are you curious about Copic markers and what makes them different than all the other markers that you already have in your stash? Believe me, they are very different. They are very blendable, and goof-proof.
I would love to show you how to use these markers and show you that you too can be an expert at Copic colouring in under two hours!
My Copic basics class is packed with techniques and includes 6 markers to get you started. I provide you with a reference sheet with all the techniques and tips you learned in the class so that you can practice on your own at home.
Details:
Where - Auntie Em's Scrapbooking - 109 Eleventh Street, Cornwall
When - January 23rd, Wednesday 10:30a.m. or a second class on Saturday January 26th 10:30a.m.
What to bring - pen/pencil for note taking and paper if you wish, but not necessary
Cost - $65 + HST
The colours included in the class are as follows:
BG10
YR24
R29
R39
YG93
YG95
Contact Auntie Em's Scrapbooking 613-938-4888, to reserve your spot for the class.
Another layout for Auntie Em's Scrapbooking and Beading.
Again using the Echo Park - Little Boy collection. I combined some Bo Bunny Double Dot as well. The background is Basic Grey - The Basics - I love that paper for backgrounds! I simply did a basket weave of several pieces of the patterned papers. I Glimmer Misted the corner of the page. I tried something new, cork! I'd never worked with cork before, but when I had been rummaging around in my Mother's basement last time I was home, I came across a stash of several sheets of cork in varying thicknesses that my Father had acquired probably 30 years ago! My title took me the longest to do on this, I first cut the letters out of both paper and chipboard. I stamped a floral image onto the paper letters in a Stampin' Up ink - Cherry Cobbler. Then I ran the paper letters through my Big Shot with the Swiss Dots Cuttlebug embossing folder. Then I distressed the letters in Antique Photo ink by T!m Holtz which brought the swiss dots to life!
The journaling is a poem that I came across; untitled and anonymous, so I can't take credit for this piece of creativity; it reads:
"Two little eyes, discovering what's new, two little hands, touching everything in view, a sweet little voice, asking you why, a mischievous smile, a whimpering cry, two little feet, jumping on the floor, a toddler's mission is to explore."
I hope you enjoyed this layout! Of course this one too can be viewed in person at Auntie Em's Scrapbooking in Cornwall.
