Regular readers of the Tin Teddy Blog will know that I really like pens. Whilst I have many, many pens, of different types, brands and colours, amongst my favourites are my Tombow ABT Dual Brush markers. I use these
I have been doing the Watercolor for Card Markers course from Online Card Classes. I particularly enjoyed the videos on using watercolor markers to colour in stamped images, a technique called no-line watercolour stamping. Whilst I have painted stamped images,
I have rather a lot of marker pens. It is very important to me to keep them safe and accessible for easy use. Regular readers of the Tin Teddy Blog will remember my previous articles on two of my marker
Argh! Christmas is so nearly here and you haven’t finished making all those lovely handmade Christmas cards you promised yourself you would do this year! Don’t panic. There is still some time, and these handy hints and tips could help
I have been using Spectrum Noir markers for a few years now (since they first came out) and own more of this brand than any other. Thus they are the markers I use the most. Up until now I only
For the January Mixed Media Monthly Challenge, I am going to make “canvas” of a young girl. I wanted to include something about being inspired as I find January very inspiring – it is the ideal time to start new
I was thrilled to receive a Meeden Marker Case for Christmas. I have been keeping most of my alcohol marker pen collection in an ArtBin Super Satchel (Artbin Super Satchel Review). However I now have too many markers to all
What is the Tim Holtz Stamp Platform? The Tim Holtz Stamp Platform is made of very sturdy plastic and metal. The base is very flat with rulers along two sides – these are in both inches and centimetres. The other
Today I am making a mermaid engagement card for a very special couple. I am sure they will get lots of classy, sophisticated cards – so I am going for cutey and whimsical! I got the new Lawn Fawn “Mermaid
Boldmere Art Markers – I spotted these smart looking alcohol markers in “The Works” and decided to try them out. They cost just £4 for each pack of 6 markers (about 66p per pen). There were two sets in the