How to Papercraft Papercrafter Techniques Colouring
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YOU WILL NEED:
Template from edding.com (optional)
edding Colour Happy Big Box
Brush pens, edding 1340
Blank notebook
METHOD:
1. Decide on your page layout and sketch it out lightly in pencil first. Spread the month across two pages, with columns and for Monday to Sunday and little boxes underneath to represent the days of the month. Download and print the template if you need a guide for your sketch.
2. Decorate the spread with your favourite flowers, symbols, or suitable garden motifs. Use the edding 55 fineliner to go over all the pencil lines and colour in a few motifs to reinforce certain lines. The fineliner comes in 16 shades, so mix up the colour scheme to suit your taste.
3. Use the ultra-fine nib of the edding 55 to add finer details and dainty motifs. With the edding 1340 brush pen, go back in with as many extra touches of colour as you want to complete.
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