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Back to Main Tips Page Gradation Sensation Gradation is the dynamic effect you get when you combine two (or more)
colors that transition one into another. |
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I started with Riding Hood Red and Tangerine Tango reinkers and a blender pen. Because we do not carry markers of the In Color family, this is the solution for coloring. I also always save my small plastic containers from eyelets, brads, buttons, etc. These containers are perfect for this type of project. | |||
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Dip the blender pen in the ink and start coloring the stamp. I started with Tangerine Tango, because it is a slightly lighter color. | |||
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Color the entire surface of the stamp with the chosen colors. | |||
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Use a sponge dauber or stampin' sponge to blend the edges of the colors together, eliminating the line in between. | |||
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Here is the stamped image. | |||
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I used a So Saffron Stampin' write marker in the center to add a third color to the second flower. I liked that one a bit better, so I used that for my finished card. | |||
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