Christmas with Chameleon: Finale

 Today is our final day of the Chameleon/Stampendous week, but I can guarantee it won't be the last time we use these innovative pens! With the toner built right into the pen, you can create shading almost instantaneously, without having to haul around hundreds of markers. Perfect for on-the-go crafting! The Chameleon website has several videos demonstrating these pens HERE.

Here's what I've created for today's post:

How simple and effective is this holiday card? And not your everyday holiday colors, either. The new Stampendous Cling Candy Canes have been stamped on our Mixed Media White cardstock in Tuxedo Black Memento, and then colored and shaded with the Chameleon® markers. For extra highlights, I used a glue pen to apply a sprinkle of Crystal Micro Glitter over these sweet treats. A matting of coordinating Bazzill® cardstock colors, along with a luscious May Arts® silk ribbon bow, and this yummy greeting is done! On to the next!

The whole Stampendous team are showing off today! Leave them some love for a chance to win!

Stampendous Blog

Lea Kimmel

Pam Bray

Lyn Bernatovich

Jamie Martin

Wendy Price

Amy Hurley-Purdie

Kristine Reynolds

Tenia Nelson

Pam Hornschu

Alison Heikkila

Janelle Stollfus

Louise Healy

Embrace Your Wild Side

There's nothing wrong about standing out in the crowd, and this zebra definitely stands out! Even the leaves on this card go gray-scale in his presence. A fun take on the new Stampendous Cling Zebra, rainbow-colored using Chameleon Markers...a very cool new product. Alcohol markers with a toner chamber in each marker, and a unique way of achieving the various shades desired without having to haul around hundreds of markers. The image was stamped on Stampendous Mixed Media White cardstock, colored as desired, and adhered to a black and gray base along with multiple Dreamweaver die cut Leafy Branch and Monstera leaves. The leaves were  cut from the same white cardstock, and ink-stenciled with the Dreamweaver Crusade pattern and the Graduated Dot stencil with Onyx Versafine from Tsukineko®, using a large stencil brush. What was left of the ink in the brush was softly used over the leaves for a more gray look. The leaves were layered with the zebra panel, some Party Color Fragments were adhered here and there with a glue marker, and a sentiment tag was created using one of the nested frames in the Stampendous Pop Ups Dies set. The sentiment is from the Perfectly Clear Wild Sayings set (perfect with all of the new Stampendous animal images), stamped in black, and a bit of rainbow stripes for fun.

Here are links to the rest of our "wild" bunch:

Stampendous Blog

Pam Hornschu

Laura Drahozal

Lyn Bernatovich

Amy Hurley-Purdie

Pam Bray

Lea Kimmel