Video Tutorial on Burnt Postage with Copics

& Alota Rubber Stamps!!

Hello Everyone,

So for todays card I wanted to share my Burnt Postage Technique that I did back in 2009 using Alota Rubber Stamps and our Copic Markers! I had a TON of page views for this Technique and its time I did a Video on this!!!

My card was designed for todays 1 sheet challenge on Splitcoaststamps! YEP 1 sheet of Cardstock to make this 4 1/2 x 4 1/2 card.

Cut 4 1/2 x 9 cardbase

cut 4 1/2 x 4 1/2 for the burnt background

Now for the stamped postage I just used whatever piece was closest to me and in the video you will see!!!

Stamped my main image on a small piece and burnt it tooo :)

All Stamps are from Alota Rubber Stamps

Here is my video on using copic markers for Burnt Postage!! This is a Re-Make , my 1st video would not upload due to it being over 10 minutes long :(

Thank you for looking and enjoy your day!!!

Hugs,

Cheryl

Alota Burnt Postage!! New Release :)

This card was designed for todays Faux Burnt Technique challenge on SCS I first started with the background piece.
I used the Airbrush system with my copics!
Colors used:YR24,E37,E29E47,E57,E49

this top picture is done with YR24 and E57 first

Next I used YR24 and E57

Last I used E49 Dark Bark

I did the same with fthe next piece, except I left out the Dark Bark E49, and Burnt Umber E29.

Ok I just had to share another picture of Boots, since he always takes my spot!!!LOL I was getting ready to upload pictures and turned to see him there:) LOL

Here is my card all done!!

On the ribbon I also airbrushed with the copics to give a little bit of the burnt look :) I added stickles to the bugs wings:)

Supplies I used:

Stamps: Alota Rubber Stamps ( Musical Bugs Postage) , Su Tres Chic

Copics: YR24,E37,E29E47,E57,E49

Ink : Tim Holtz Vintage Photo, Also save 15% off of the Tim Holtz Distress!!
Paper: Choc chip Su, white

Embellishments: Ribbon, flower , Button

Stickles

My burnt Postage technique is featured on Stamping Craft Gossip
Thank you for looking and have a wonderful day!

Hugs,

Cheryl