Happy Friday, MarkerPOP friends! Can you believe that today is the last day of March? Bring on April! So when someone mentions the month of April, I usually think of flowers and bunnies. So let’s get to work with some bunnies.

Today, I am working with the Lawn Fawn’s Hoppy Easter stamp set and Chameleon markers:

To create the background for the card, I used a few different prints from the Doodlebug’s Hello Sunshine 6×6 paper pad. The hill is formed using a stitched wave die. The two printed are attached to the cardbase.

The bunnies are stamped onto white cardstock, along with the carrot, egg and basket. All images are colored in with a variety of Chameleon markers. The images are then cut out with their coordinating dies. The bunnies are attached on the hill. The egg, carrot, and basket are attached to the bunnies as if they are holding the items. A simple sentiment is stamped onto a orange printed paper and attached to the top of the card.

The following Chameleon markers, CB YG3, GR1, GR4, BL3, BR2, BR4 OR3, OR4, PK2, PK3, NU0, NU3 were used on today’s card.

Thank you for stopping by and have a wonderful day.

Jessi

Chameleon Alcohol Color Tone Markers	Hello Sunshine 6×6 Paper Pad (Doodlebug)	Hoppy Easter Stamp Set (Lawn Fawn)	Hoppy Easter Cut Set (Lawn Fawn)	Pink & Main
Memento Full Size Dye Ink Pad – Tuxedo Black	Advanced Tape Glider and Tape – Pink (Scotch)

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(at the end of my post I share how I store & transport my Copic markers!)

Eek! I think I’m in love! Today I broke out my new Lawn Fawn Scalloped Box Card Pop-Up Cut Set and created an oober-fun birthday pop-up box! If you haven’t seen this die and how it works, here is Lawn Fawn’s video:

Isn’t that fun?! OK, so for MY box, I pulled out a ton of Lawn Fawn (LF) stamp & coordinating cut sets, and some other LF stamp OR cut sets on their own:

• Elphie Selfie
• Critters in the Jungle
• Year Two
• Year Four
• So Much to Say
• Grassy Border

I stamped the images with Memento Tuxedo Black ink onto X-Press IT paper, and colored them with my Copic markers. 

I used papers from 2 new Lawn Fawn 6×6 paper pads to decorate the box: Perfectly Plaid and Watercolor Wishes.

This project was so incredibly fun to make, and I can only imagine all the possible scenes I’ll be able to create using this fun die set!

OK, now I’d like to throw in how I store my Copic markers, and how I transport them.

I have a wonderful collection of Copic Sketch markers; it has taken me almost 3 years to get to this point! When I’m coloring, I want them organized, and easily accessible. After much trial & error while experimenting with different storage solutions, I was finally thrilled when I discovered the Crafter’s Companion Untimate Pens and Markers Storage Units. You can get them in Clear (with a light tint of blue), or Black; I have the Clear ones. Here is an image of my markers and where I keep them on my work table:

(in this pic you can see the neighbor’s house still under construction and the mud pit it’s sitting on!):

Then there are the times when I need to take my markers with me; when that’s the case, I pull out my Copic Empty Clear Storage Cases. They come in different sizes for different Copic markers (Original, Sketch, or Ciao). I have 4 of the cases that hold 72 markers each, and that’s enough to transport my markers.

So that’s it! Make sure you head over to our Copic 30th Birthday Giveaway post because you still have time to enter !

Scalloped Box Card Pop-Up Cut Set (Lawn Fawn)	Elphie Selfie Stamp Set (Lawn Fawn)	Elphie Selfie Cut Set (Lawn Fawn)	Critters in the Jungle Stamp Set (Lawn Fawn)	Critters in the Jungle Cut Set (Lawn Fawn)
Year Two Stamp Set (Lawn Fawn)	Year Two Cut Set (Lawn Fawn)	Year Four Stamp Set (Lawn Fawn)	Year Four Cut Set (Lawn Fawn)	So Much to Say Stamp Set (Lawn Fawn)
Grassy Border Die Cut (Lawn Fawn)	Perfectly Plaid Rainbow 6×6 paper pack (Lawn Fawn)	Watercolor Wishes 6×6 paper pack (Lawn Fawn)	Copic Sketch Markers	Blending Card Paper – Bright White (X-Press IT)
Memento Dye Ink Pad – Tuxedo Black (Tsukineko)	Classic Smooth White Card Shoppe Paper (Bazzill)	Clear Wink of Stella Brush Glitter Pen Marker (Zig)	Yellow Wink of Stella Brush Glitter Pen Marker (Zig)	Acrylic Block 3.5″ Round with 8 grips with Guidelines (Lawn Fawn)
Acrylic Block 2.5″ Round with 8 grips with Guidelines (Lawn Fawn)	Acrylic Block 1.75″ Round with 8 grips (Lawn Fawn)	Stamp Shammy (Lawn Fawn)	Clear Gel Glue (X-Press IT)	Permanent Tape Runner (Crafter’s Companion)
The Ultimate Pens and Markers Storage – Blue (Crafter’s Companion)	Stamp & Die Storage Pockets (Avery Elle)

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Hi!  It is Lisa here with you today, and I’m going to share how to create an ombre look with Copic® Markers.  An added bonus to this technique is that you get to use the chisel nib of your markers, and give the brush tips a rest…

To begin my project I started with a panel of Neenah Solar White Cardstock.  I then used a group of blue green Copic® Markers, and with the chisel end I just colored lines across the panel.  I went lightest to darkest in the middle and back out to lightest. (Colors Used: BG10, BG11, BG13, BG15, BG49)

Keep in mind that this step does not need to be neatly done as we will be diecutting the panel and most of the stripes/streaky lines will not be as visible.  Next, I die cut the background with the My Favorite Things Star Grid Cover-Up.  I then repeated these steps with my Congrats sentiment die cut from Lawn Fawn, only this time I used yellows (Y11, Y15, Y17).

Now since my background cut was very busy I die cut the congrats two more times from white cardstock to layer and add depth to my sentiment.  And here is the end result…

Thanks so much for stopping by today and Happy Crafting!

Supplies Used:

Neenah Classic Crest Cardstock – 8.5	My Favorite Things Star Grid Cover-Up	Lawn Fawn Scripty Congrats	Copic Sketch Marker	X-Press IT Glue Pen – 1 mm Fine Point
Xyron Create-A-Sticker Machine 1.5″ x 2.0′

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Hi MarkerPop Peeps! It’s Valerie here today, and with Easter quickly approaching, I’m mixing old and new (well, “newER” anyway) Lawn Fawn products today for a sweet and fun Easter card!

The adorable chicks and all their sweet accessories com from Lawn Fawn’s Chirpy Chirp Chirp set that was released in February of 2016 (seems like just yesterday!). I stamped them with Lawn Fawndamentals Black Licorice ink onto X-Press Ink paper, and colored them with my Copic Sketch markers.

All the adorable die cut pieces are all Lawn Fawn Cut Sets.  Here are the sets I used and for which pieces:

• Grass: Grassy Border
• Hills & Trees: Stitched Tree Borders
• Background Forest: Forest Border
• Mountains: Stitched Mountain Borders
• Rectangle Frames: STAX Small and Large Stitched Rectangles

All of the solid colors are actually white paper colored with Lawn Fawndamentals inks and a couple Distress inks; you can see all the specific ones I used in the Supply List below.

Thank you for stopping by, and have a GREAT day!