BLOSSOM BLISS is designed for cardmakers and crafters. The 34 floral-themed designs are meant to be colored then used as card fronts in hand made greeting cards. They can also be used in a variety of projects: ATCs, art journal pages, tags, and more.

Important information about the book's interior pages:

- The card fronts are printed on odd pages (single-sided) in order to provide the best coloring experience.

- The paper used is 60# white paper, the standard paper used to print coloring books published through the CreateSpace platform. If you choose to color the pages with markers or wet mediums, please place a sheet of paper or cardstock underneath.

Coloring Tips:

- Dry mediums work best on the pages. It's been tested with Inktense pencils, Caran D'Ache Fancolor watersoluble pencils, and Cretacolor Aquarelle Oil Pastels with the colors blended with a damp brush (very little water).

- Other mediums that have been tested to work include Distress Crayons, PITT Pastel Pencils, CarbOthello Pastel Pencils, Artgrip Aquarelle Pencils, Prismacolor Colored Pencils, Spectrum Noir Pencils, Kuretake Gansai Watercolors, Promarkers, Twinkling H2O

- Alcohol markers (Spectrium Noir, Promarkers), water-based markers (Spectrum Noir Aqua markers, Distress Markers, Zig Clean Color Brush Pens, Memento Brush Markers, Crayola markers, Tombow markers), and permanent markers (Sharpie, BIC Marking) will also work but note that the paper may warp during the coloring process because of the wet ink. The paper should flatten out once the ink is dry.

- If coloring with markers, there will be bleeding on the back of the paper so make sure to place a piece of cardstock or thick paper underneath the page or tear out the page before coloring.

- Cover the page you want to color with clear gesso. Once dry, you will be able to use a variety of mediums such as Gelatos, acrylics, watercolors, Inktense blocks and pencils, and watersoluble oil pastels for mixed media projects.

Blossom Bliss: Ready-to-Color Floral-Themed Card Fronts - heftet, Engelsk, 2018