Simon Says Stamp | Copic Kissing Technique - Delicate Outline Flowers Card. Video

Simon Says Stamp | Copic Kissing Technique – Delicate Outline Flowers Card. Video

Hello and welcome back for another Yippee For Yana video! In today’s video, I am creating a floral card featuring Simon’s Delicate Outline Flowers cling background stamp.

I used Simon’s 120lb cardstock for my stamping and coloring, I love how Copic markers blend on this paper, it has a special coating and I feel that helps the Copic markers blend. I stamped the image and heat embossed it in Simon’s Antique Gold embossing powder. It is my favorite color and I love to use it most when I am heat embossing florals.

Simon Says Stamp | Copic Kissing Technique - Delicate Outline Flowers Card. Video

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VIDEO TUTORIAL

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CARD DETAILS

Embossing powder and Copic markers or any alcohol markers don’t really mix well together. You can damage the tip of your marker when you color over an embossed outline so you do have to be careful. I’ve done this quite a few times already and I really love the look of Copic coloring combined with a heat embossed outline, so I am willing to take the risk. But, as I said, do be careful.

Simon Says Stamp | Copic Kissing Technique - Delicate Outline Flowers Card. Video

I picked just a handful of Copic markers for my coloring, I am not one to use lots of colors, I typically go with just 3 or 4 shades. Here I am using RV00, my lightest pink, this color will coat all of the flower petals to give them a very pale pink tint. I also have RV10, this is my medium pink and also one that I will use to mix with the RV09 marker to really blend the two colors together and, of course, the RV09 marker, which is my darkest pink, I will use this to add deep shading to these florals.

Simon Says Stamp | Copic Kissing Technique - Delicate Outline Flowers Card. Video

I started by wiping the paper with a cloth to remove any residual anti-static powder I might have left on the paper. If you don’t do this, you’ll end up picking up that powder with the tip of your Copic markers and that’s not good.

Simon Says Stamp | Copic Kissing Technique - Delicate Outline Flowers Card. Video

I started by applying the lightest color, the RV00. Next, I applied my medium color, RV10 and I flicked it coming in from the base of the petal. Next, I applied the RV09 color, and again, I flicked it coming in from the base of the petal, but not as far as I did the previous color. The RV09 is much, much darker than the RV10 and to create a gradual transition between the 2 colors I kissed my RV09 to the RV09 to temporarily create a different color/shade in my marker. Darker than RV10, but lighter than RV09.

Simon Says Stamp | Copic Kissing Technique - Delicate Outline Flowers Card. Video

You can do this with all of your Copic markers or all of your alcohol markers – simply touch the marker tips to have one color transfer into the other marker to create a new shade. Touch just for a second or two to have very little color transfer, or touch for a few seconds, maybe 5 or even 10 to have a lot more of the color transferred into the other marker. If you’ve ever used the Chameleon markers, this is the same concept – you kiss two shades, to create a third shade.

Simon Says Stamp | Copic Kissing Technique - Delicate Outline Flowers Card. Video

Next, I colored the leaves. Here I didn’t use this trick, instead, I just picked 4 shades of green – YG67, the darkest green, YG17, medium green, YG03 another medium green, and YG01 – the lightest green. I wanted to add very deep dark green shadows to the leaves, so I used the YG67 marker a lot to achieve that look.

Simon Says Stamp | Copic Kissing Technique - Delicate Outline Flowers Card. Video

I used C9, C7, and C5 to color the flower centers. I wanted to back this panel with light gray cardstock, so I used Simon’s Fog cardstock to cover the front of an A2 card base. I trimmed my colored panel to 3 ¾ x 5” and foam mounted it onto the card.

From here you can take your card anywhere you like in terms of a theme and sentiment. I foiled a sentiment for my card and the sentiment reads – Where the flowers bloom, so does hope. I used a glimmer plate from my Blooming Floral Background set from Spellbinders and foiled it in gold foil on Spellbinders Specialty Glimmer cardstock. I love how well this cardstock foils! This glimmer plate also has a coordinating die. I used the die to cut the foiled sentiment out and also to cut 4 additional blank layers. These will help add dimension to my card.

I used Bearly Art glue and adhered the layers together and also onto the card. I also used gems from Spellbinders to add some sparkle to the card. I used some from the Crystal mix and also some from the Gold mix. And that finished my card!

Have fun stamping!

SUPPLIES

I’m listing the products I used below. Click on the link to go directly to the product. Where available I use compensated affiliate links which means if you make a purchase I receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. Thank you so much for your support!

Simon Says Cling Stamp Delicate Outline Flowers
Simon Says Cling Stamp Delicate Outline Flowers
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Spellbinders Glimmer Hot Foil System
Spellbinders Glimmer Hot Foil System
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Spellbinders Glimmer Hot Foil Roll - Gold
Spellbinders Glimmer Hot Foil Roll – Gold
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Simon Says Stamp White Cardstock 120LB
Simon Says Stamp White Cardstock 120LB
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Spellbinders Blooming Floral Background Glimmer
Spellbinders Blooming Floral Background Glimmer
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Spellbinders A2 White Card Bases - Side Fold - 25 pack
Spellbinders A2 White Card Bases – Side Fold – 25 pack
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NEENAH 110 LB SOLAR WHITE CARDSTOCK
NEENAH 110 LB SOLAR WHITE CARDSTOCK
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Simon Says Stamp Fog Gray Cardstock
Simon Says Stamp Fog Gray Cardstock
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SPELLBINDERS PLATINUM DIE CUTTING MACHINE
SPELLBINDERS PLATINUM DIE CUTTING MACHINE
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JEWEL PICKER TOOL
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MISTI STAMPING TOOL
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HERO ARTS CLEAR EMBOSSING & WATERMARK INK
HERO ARTS CLEAR EMBOSSING & WATERMARK INK
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Nuvo - Clear Mark Embossing Pad
Nuvo – Clear Mark Embossing Pad
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EK SUCCESS POWDER TOOL APPLICATOR
EK SUCCESS POWDER TOOL APPLICATOR
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Simon Says Stamp Antique Gold Embossing Powder
Simon Says Stamp Antique Gold Embossing Powder
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HERO ARTS HEAT EMBOSSING GUN
HERO ARTS HEAT EMBOSSING GUN
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Spellbinders Glimmer Specialty Cardstock 10 Sheet Pack
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Copic Sketch Marker RV00 Water Lily
Copic Sketch Marker RV00 Water Lily
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Copic Sketch Marker RV10 Pale Pink
Copic Sketch Marker RV10 Pale Pink
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Copic Sketch Marker RV09 Fuchsia
Copic Sketch Marker RV09 Fuchsia
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Copic Sketch Marker YG01 Green Bice
Copic Sketch Marker YG01 Green Bice
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Copic Sketch Marker YG03 Yellow Green
Copic Sketch Marker YG03 Yellow Green
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Copic Sketch Marker YG17 Grass Green
Copic Sketch Marker YG17 Grass Green
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Copic Sketch Marker YG67 Moss
Copic Sketch Marker YG67 Moss
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Copic Sketch Marker C5 Cool Gray Grey
Copic Sketch Marker C5 Cool Gray Grey
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Copic Sketch Marker C7 Cool Gray
Copic Sketch Marker C7 Cool Gray
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Copic Sketch Marker C9 Cool Gray Grey
Copic Sketch Marker C9 Cool Gray Grey
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Spellbinders Crystal Mix Color Essential Gems
Spellbinders Crystal Mix Color Essential Gems
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Scs 129 Spellbinders Gold Mix Color Essential Gems
Scs 129 Spellbinders Gold Mix Color Essential Gems
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BEARLY ART MINI PRECISION CRAFT GLUE
BEARLY ART MINI PRECISION CRAFT GLUE
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Spellbinders Tool
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4 Comments

    1. hi! I love your color combinations. I cannot seem to get a Copic variety that I like. Do you have a full list of ALL your Copics? Thank you for all your coloring techniques– these tutorials have really helped my projects look MUCH better!

    1. Yana, this is a beautiful card! To help with embossing powders and Copics…. why not do the stamp in a no-line color, then color in the Copics, then re-stamp in embossing ink and emboss? No fuss, no mess. Of course you have to use a stamp platform.

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