Celebrating Year 3 - Tombow Dual Brush Pens
Hello everyone! Welcome to Day 6 of Waffle Flower's Year 3 Celebration!
We've invited some friendly companies in the industry to join us! We use and love their products and want to share them with you! We will feature one company per day in a video till May 18 with lots of prizes to win!
We have our design team member Channin here today! Take away, Channin!
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Hello everyone and welcome to day 6 of Waffle Flower Crafts 3 year celebration!! I’m just thrilled to be here with you all with a new video share! Today we are collaborating with the tremendous Tombow and oh boy do we have a fantastic giveaway for today, 4 sets (Bright, Primary, Secondary, and Grayscale) Dual Brush Pens! And these markers are my new favorite things!!
Watch below or on our YouTube channel.
Card 1
First, I did some ink smooshing using 4 Dual Brush Pens (346, 476, 493, 133). I simply colored with all markers on a piece of acetate then misted it with water and then turned it over smooshed the acetate down onto a 4.25” x 5.5” panel of watercolor paper. I then allowed by panel to dry and then ink smooshed a little more with 493 and 133. 
Next, I stamped several images from the new Stay Cool Stamp Set in Versafine Black Onyx Ink (a waterproof ink) on watercolor paper. Once the images were dry (I dried them with my heat gun because I’m impatient) I colored them with the Dual Brush Pens (Bear-933,992,977; Trunks/umbrella-885; Towel/Leaves-158,133; Bird-055,993; Coconut-992,977; Book-346,493) and used a waterbrush to blend the colors together and create a gradation. Once the images were dry I diecut them out using the matching dies. Next, I stamped and white embossed the sentiment on a strip of black cardstock and then trimmed my dry watercolor panel down 1/16” on all the sides. I then adhered all my diecuts using Tombow Mono Multi Liquid Glue to my panel and then adhered my panel onto a black A2 card base using a Tombow Mono Adhesive + Permanent tape runner. Lastly I trimmed by sentiment and adhered it down with foam tape.
Card 2
For this card I started by stamping the wave and bird in inner tube from the Stay Cool Stamp Set in Versafine Onyx Black Ink onto a 4.25” x 5.5” panel of watercolor paper. I then masked the bird and stamped the wave over the bird and stamped the bear’s head, fish, sunglasses, and sentiment all in Versafine onto my panel. 
Next, once the images were dry, I colored them using the Dual Brush Pens (Water-346,493; Bear-933,992,977; Bird-055,993,743; Leaves-158,133; Innertube-885,925; Fish-933,925) and used a waterbrush to blend the colors and create my gradations. Lastly, I trimmed by water color panel down a 0.25” at the top and then adhered my panel down using Tombow Mono Adhesive + Permanent tape runner onto a A2 black card base.
I hope you enjoyed and don’t forget to comment for your chance to win these 4 sets of Dual Brush Pens by Tombow. Thanks for stopping by!
~Channin
Products:
Stay Cool Stamp Set
Stay Cool Matching Die
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Today's giveaway is sponsored by our friends at Tombow USA!
- Towbow Dual Brush Pen 10 Primary
- Towbow Dual Brush Pen 10 Secondary
- Towbow Dual Brush Pen 10 Bright
- Towbow Dual Brush Pen 10 Grayscale
To enter the giveaway:
1. Leave a comment to this video telling us one of your favorite ways to create a background for a card.
2. Leave a comment on to this blog post, answering the same question above ;)
3. Like and leave a comment to this post on our Instagram: (Link will be updated here around 12 noon ET on May 14)
This giveaway is open to both US and International participants age 18 and above. You can enter by Monday May 22 and the winners will be announced on May 29 on the GIVEAWAY blog!
Don't forget to check back tomorrow for more prizes!
Happy Crafting!
Nina
I use ink to create backgrounds for cards. But I have started trying to experiment with Bible journaling. I love the watercolor look. Thank you for the video. I really like the versatility of the markers.
Christel on
I use distress inks to create a background for a card.
Yasmine Omar on
i love the brightness and cheerful colours on these cards! I usually use distress inks or stencils with texture paste to create my backgrounds.
Heather Parry on
I do most of my backgrounds with distress inks. I love getting that water droplet effect. I have been researching brush pens so I might have to start experimenting with that!
Danielle on
Cute cards and great video. Love these stamps. My stamping or watercoloring are some of my ways to create a background.
Super Stick Chick on