What are you doing with the Adult Coloring Pages after you have finished coloring them?
Let's think about this for a minute. You go out and purchase a coloring book, printed on thin paper, create beautiful artwork and then??? What?? It stays in the book???
I would like to suggest a different approach. First, let's start with good quality card stock. Stamp it with lovely pictures, then place them on a base to display in your home, mail them to friends as cards or place them in an album with photos of your family.
As for what to stamp for you to color? Anything. In the ones I have posted below, I used several different stamp set. Some stamp sets were mixed with others sets. It does not matter if you create a picture or if you just use the same stamp over and over. The page will come to life when you add your color. And it is your own design.
Speaking of adding color! Let's think a minute about what kind of markers or coloring pencils you are planning to use.
Rule #2 If you are going to use water color with a very wet page; get Stampin Ups water color paper instead of using card stock. It has been my experience that if you are only using a small amount of water to blend, Stampin Ups card stock is great. If you feel the area is getting too wet, just move to a different area giving it time to dry.
Now enjoy coloring pages no one else has, because they are unique to you. You created them from start to finish.
Need supplies? Come shopping with me at: elainepelletier.stampinup.net
See you there.
I got to go!!! Off to do some coloring....... see ya later.
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