Sepia images can make a stamp look very different, they are nice to do occasionally, and the technique is great for those ATC's and altered art type of stuff.
Here's the little image I showed in the video, I used faded vintage type paper by Papermania, and cut three scallop circles (scallop3 Lacy Labels cartridge) at 5 1/2", 5 1/4" and 5" and overlapped them. Those papers are from the same papermania stack, there is a tiny dot of gold stickles on the candle, but of course that doesn't show up in the photo. Although she is stamped onto cream cardstock, for some reason it looks whiteish in the photo. Ah well, you will just have to think cream......... I love this sentiment for a vintage look card............
Promarkers used for the sepia effect:
Satin
Pastel Beige
Sandstone
Cinnamon
Cocoa
I'll be back tomorrow with another video, I forget which one - my head is spinning with videos this week, especially since I had to redo a few of them thanks to my faulty editing. I think Quentin Tarantino's job is quite safe...............sigh
It's been quite cold here in our part of Florida for the past couple of days. I thought I would just mention that to cheer up all my UK blog friends who get a bit cheesed off at this time of year if I mention swimming pools or iced coffee. (I won't mention that the cold spell is going and it's warming up nicely for the rest of the week..... it's better not to talk about these things I think)
See you all tomorrow with the mystery video
Promarkers used for the sepia effect:
Satin
Pastel Beige
Sandstone
Cinnamon
Cocoa
I'll be back tomorrow with another video, I forget which one - my head is spinning with videos this week, especially since I had to redo a few of them thanks to my faulty editing. I think Quentin Tarantino's job is quite safe...............sigh
It's been quite cold here in our part of Florida for the past couple of days. I thought I would just mention that to cheer up all my UK blog friends who get a bit cheesed off at this time of year if I mention swimming pools or iced coffee. (I won't mention that the cold spell is going and it's warming up nicely for the rest of the week..... it's better not to talk about these things I think)
See you all tomorrow with the mystery video
Another fun and informative video En! I love vintage and will definitely have to get these colors. The card turned out so pretty! TFS
ReplyDeletethis is absolutely beautiful, Enfys! I am wanting these markers more and more! Maybe Santa will bring me some!
ReplyDeletewow thank you so much for yoour colouring tips..hugs Anita
ReplyDeleteWhat a very pretty card! You're getting quite good at this speed coloring! Will be back for tomorrow's mystery vid!
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The video isn't there so I'll have to come back and watch it. Love the card. That little girl is just adorable! Glad ya'll are warming back up down there. We are doing nicely here to. In the lower 70's, so not to bad! :)
ReplyDeleteWow, I'd love to receive this card, it's just beautiful. Shari (cricutrookie)
ReplyDeleteThank you for your very educating videos... i am trying to decide which promarkers to get..and i think i want them all!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely stunning.
ReplyDeleteLoving the tips :) I MUST have some of those markers! Why oh why must you be such a temptress? Did you hear me thinking about investing in some new markers? O was it the smell of wood burning? Alas, whatever the case, I am impressed both with the markers and you ability to wow us with them.
oooh i love this effect en, going to have a go at it tonight with my LOTV's! and yup, its blooming freezing here!! hugs Lou xxxxxx
ReplyDeleteAnother brilliant video Enfys - this is such a lovely effect and I wouldn't have known where to start with colours. Thanks for this.
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Think this is my favourite tutorial so far Enfys, beautiful effect and I have all those colours so might try this one. Thanks a lot and enjoy that iced coffee when you get it.
ReplyDeletePinky
Creating sepia coloring on photos is one of my favorite methods of giving my pics an aged look. I never thought of applying the method or using markers the way you do. Very nice!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful card Enfys,I love the image and the colours.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful papers.
Hugs Riet.x
Thanks Enfys, that is so great, and love your card. I always click on the pic to take a close look and the glitter shows to great effect, a nice touch. I'm off to try a sepia card, just in perfect time this is for one of the challenges I'm doing. Great work, thanks again. Hugs lin
ReplyDeleteHi Enfys, love these sepia images. It's a beautiful card!! I'm seeing more and more of them. Although I have no promarkers I think I'll give it a try with my Derwent pencils.
ReplyDeleteGreetz, Frea
I love this card! I think this is my most favorite yet!! Thanks so much. I am learning so much from you!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for this tutorial - have just found your blog and now am going to back track through your fab videos.
ReplyDeleteThanks again.
Beautiful card En - thanks.
ReplyDeleteDebe
Wow, what a super pretty card. Love the colors and feel of the card! So happy I found your blog! Can't wait to see what else you have to share.
ReplyDeleteJeanH
This is my fave so far. I would never have thought you could create a sepia look with Promarkers. Fabulous.
ReplyDeleteI have all these colours except cocoa, so guess what I'm going to be doing this evening? Thanks so much Enfys, this is brilliant, and your finished card is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWow! That's all I can say...just WOW!
ReplyDeleteAnother lovely card Enfys. I think these markers will have to go on my Christmas list. Thanks again for all the colouring tips.
ReplyDeleteEn this is magical. Hugs
ReplyDeleteA great video, Enfys! I absolutely LOVE the sepia tones (especially with this image) - you have inspired me to try it for my Christmas cards this year! A great look! Now, if I could just win this set of markers - LOL!
ReplyDeletejackie
Loved this one too Enfys. I'll watch for your name in the Guinness Book too! I love all that you are showing us about blending with these markers. The vintage gal looks fabulous! ~Diane
ReplyDeleteThis is a stunning effect! I have always wanted to know how to make this vintage look! THank you so much for the video!
ReplyDeleteWOW this card is soooo awesome!!!
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Brenda
Enfys.....Thanks again so much for these videos....I LOVE LOVE this card...I would never have thought about coloring an image this way...
ReplyDeleteohhhh tomorrow a mystery video
ReplyDeletethis one is amazing hun
your card is stunning
i just love the seppia coloring
hugs angelique
Wow you amazed me again. Didn't know you could do that with markers. Thanks for a wonderful video, and let me know when you get that award! You deserve it. LOL
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Enfys,
ReplyDeleteYou're doing such a wonderful job! I always love seeing the sepia or greys on cards!
Thanks Enfys,I always learn so much from your videos. Thanks for sharing them and this wonderful giveaway!
ReplyDeleteIt's been cold enough for the furnace and blankets here too! But it's freezing in Boston where Don's going for his Mum's 75th this weekend. But we'll be back to regular temps here. Sad...well not really ;)
ReplyDeletelovely with these vintage colours!!
ReplyDeleteThat is just beautiful - thank you for sharing the technique.
ReplyDeleteJenny Kozar
Thanks a lot for this video, Enfys :o) I really liked it and i will be back later to watch it again(when I have got my hands on Promarkers pens, might be a while, because I never win anything lol)
ReplyDeleteSee you to morrow, Jóna
Fabulous tutorial Enfys and so helpful. With love and hugs Shirleyxxxx
ReplyDeleteAnother awsome tutorial! Thank you
ReplyDeleteThat's lovely! =)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great video! =)
Hugs, Elenor
Hi ya hun
ReplyDeleteaww gorgeous card, as ever awesome colouring, beautiful papers & design, thanks for the leson, sue,x
just love the way you have coloured this image ~ just a few colours together ~so effective!
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing
vanessa xx
Beautiful En. Never occured to me to do sepia .... thanks for sharing. hugs, eileen
ReplyDeleteMy niece just moved to the Tampa area from here in Buffalo, NY. Her boyfriend was posting the other day how it was getting so chilly there - about 50 degrees - so they had to get into the hot tub and warm up. OH my heart bleeds for them!!!! right now it is 44 here. Hope it warms up for you very soon.
ReplyDeleteVery cute card! Thanks for all these tutorials!
Enfys,
ReplyDeleteI have been watching the informative videos and leaving comments daily. I hope that I am putting the comments on the correct comments........Great job love the card and te colors.......
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The sepia tones are just gorgeous-an you are so fast! Thank you for another great video and all the time you have spent on this project!!!!!
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Would love to have these markers. Thanks for offering this. Do not have a blog at this time. Betty
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What a great image. I love the sepia and you make it look sooo easy.
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ReplyDeletel love this sepia look.
I so want some of the markers!!
Can't wait for tomorrow's video.
Wow! I am so impressed! I have never seen anyone color an image to look like a sepia photo. AMAZING!
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debbi
Stunning card Enfys! I love that color for the whole image.
ReplyDeleteYet an other tutorial that makes we want to give it a go. You make it look soooooooooooooo easy. TFS
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Another beautiful card! Watched the video...just don't know if I could do all that..it's as if you're shading & reshading the same lines!!! But you're finished card is obviously many shades!! You do a great job! Did you take classes?
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I am definitely going to have to give this a try. Thanks so much for taking the time to make all of these video tutorials.
ReplyDeleteoh wow - I love the final result! i gotta get me some markers! ♥
ReplyDeleteEn its 1c here, now that is cold!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card! Thanks for the tutorial on how to color sepia images. :)
ReplyDeleteyour tutorials are awesome!
ReplyDeletelovely card, I hope I will be able to try it out. I love vintage colour. But is the one that you colour for this video purpose different to the one on the card? Or is it because the one in the video is not yet dry completely?
ReplyDeleteI never try to color this way. After seeing your vidio, i think i will give a try. Look forward to see more of your coloring. For beginer like me, it's a big deel. Thank you so much Enfys.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Nataliya.
Even if I have none promarkers, I am completely inspired by yours colorationen. To many thanks to for great videos.
ReplyDeleteAnd your card is so beautiful, great compliment.
Hugs
Melodie
A beautiful image :) It seems so easy when you are doing it.
ReplyDeleteFabulous videos, I just sat through them,
ReplyDeleteI hope your sipping coffee and bathing by the pool there!!!!1! xxx
I love this card...the image, the colors all of it...beautiful! I'm keeping my toes and fingers crossed to win this set of markers!
ReplyDeleteCarol
aka cyimbugbitten
bugbitten (at) hotmail (dot) com
Wonderful Enfys - enjoying all your videos. Looking forward to more. tfs.
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beautiful....beautiful...can't wait to try my markers when they arrive. kimbob27@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteEnfys,Thanks again for another great video. I am learning a lot this week! Your card is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI am so glad you did this video as I have never attempted sepia and I love the effect you got. A definite to do trial. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteKim xXx
Such a great video - thanks for the lovely tipps on sepia colouring - love it!
ReplyDeleteOMG your colored sepia image is so beautiful. TFS your knowledge.
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing - TFS - love your example. You're very talented.
ReplyDeleteThe Sepia tone is my favorite so far. I've been in the rehab center for six weeks since my two back surgeries, but when I get home I'm going to invest in some more Promarkers. Our JoAnn's carries them so I'll get some to go with the set I won from you. Bless you.
ReplyDeleteMary Ann Huntington
mahuntington@wavecable.com
If there was a prize for speed colouring you would definitely win it.lol
ReplyDeleteAnother great video.
Stampersue
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Wow oh Wow. A fantastic idea I would not of thought of using promarkers for sepia. Its a beautiful card. Thank you so much for your video. Hugs x ChrisB
ReplyDeleteluv luv this one!!!! if I have to buy pens..these are going to be the first colors I get!!!! and that stamp is just toooo cute!
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I can't believe how much you are inspiring my, you make it look so easy. Thanks for doing these videos.
ReplyDeleteI love the sepia look! This image is darling! Another great learning video - thanks again!
ReplyDeleteMelissa
The sepia tones make such a lovely card for a change. Thanks Enfys, really love the effect.
ReplyDeleteI love vintage images and this video is awesome!!!
ReplyDeleteI would have never purchased these colors. This is absolutely beautiful and now I see how the colors work so well together. TFS
ReplyDeleteI love this look!! WOW! It just really looks like sepea
ReplyDeleteWow, this card is stunning. I love your coloring and I'm trying to be very good so Santa might bring me some of the ProMarkers.
ReplyDeleteI love watching you coloring with the Promarkers and even ordered some to give my hand a try.
ReplyDeleteTFS