If you are a beginner or are interested in investing in a marker assortment, NOW IS THE TIME! The Marvy Le Plume's are an excellent choice versus the Copic Marker.
SPECIAL SALE! All Marvy Le Plume markers and other Marvy product are on sale 20% off NOW until Monday 11:59 pm EST. It's a great time to take advantage of the sale and try out these great markers!
Be sure to comment below and let us know what you think about coloring with Marvy markers! Since Kathy is new to the video world - I'm sure she'd love to hear your feedback too! On Monday, we will draw one lucky winner to win this fabulous Penny Black prize pack! Thank you to Kathy for asking Penny Black for the prize! These 3 stamps are from Penny Black's newest 2012 catalog! Be sure to check out Kathy's Blog: "The Daily Marker" for many more beautiful designs and tutorials. She is one of the most talented coloring artists in the world! Thank you for creating this video Kathy!
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Thank u Kathy for the lovely tutorial! The coloring is gorgeous and thanks for the tips on blending and working with the markers.
ReplyDeleteWow those markers look very cool
ReplyDeleteAdded these markers to my "want" list!
ReplyDeleteToday is the lucky day! Thank you so much Kathy! The video tutorial was awesome and looking forward to watching the next one! :)
ReplyDeleteToday is the lucky day! Thank you so much Kathy! The video tutorial was awesome and looking forward to watching the next one! :)
ReplyDeletewhat a fun Tutorial.. I have never until now seen the Le Plum markers at work. they are awesome...very comparable to Copic. Thanks for sharing...Love the coloring techniques...
ReplyDeleteLovely card and a very helpful video. Thanks Kathy ;-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card and that huge flower looks so much fun to color. Never have tried using markers to color and the blending really makes that card just pop. Looking forward to your next video tutorial.
ReplyDeleteJust great!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the tutorial. I'm going to have to add these markers to my want list.
ReplyDeleteThese markers look fabulous! Thanks for the tutorial, it's great! simple yet very detailed!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great tutorial! Makes me feel like I can do this! Gorgeous stamps!
ReplyDeleteGreat video Kathy looking forward to the next installment!
ReplyDeleteThe markers look great and so did the video:)
ReplyDeleteI love how they blend so nicely! I might have to ask Santa for some of these!
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Thanks for the tutorial. I would love to play with the markers; they are on my wish list.
ReplyDeleteGreat video Kathy! I can't wait to see the next one!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial, thank you!
ReplyDeletestunning coloring work! its just gorgeous. and such a generous prize too :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome tutorial! Thanks for the help and great inspiration. And thanks, too, for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI love Kathy's creative style! Glad to see her doing videos so we can learn from the best!
ReplyDeleteI have never used the Marvy markers but I do love their ink pads. They are always my first choice for stamping.
ReplyDeleteThanks Kathy for the video! Beautiful card !
ReplyDeleteSupercute card!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial :)
thanks for the tutorial, looks like fun, and I would love to win the prizes
ReplyDeleteI watched the video on her blog - she makes it look so easy. Thanks for the chance to win the stamps
ReplyDeleteGreat video! Thanks for all the tips. These are more affordable than Copics...I do believe I needsome after seeing you use them. Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteHi markers are the only medium I have yet to try ! So this is so interesting ! Going to have to try it out now ! Thankyou super video! Kitty :D
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great tuturial, it's so clear now. Those markers look great and beautiful colors. Gorgeous flower.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Yvon
What a very beautiful card
ReplyDeleteKathy's colouring is gorgeous! Never tried these markers myself but I'm tempted now! :)
ReplyDeleteAn awesome video from Kathy here, that´s for sure. I´ve had a bunch of Le Plume markers for a long time, but admit, I´ve never been really happy about them, but now I´ll really have to give them another try, I think. It just looks so easy, when Kathy use them here, so it´s probably all about practise, I think LOL:
ReplyDeletebeautiful card and great tutorial. Always enjoy Kathy's tutorial.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful stamps!
ReplyDeleteHope to try this tecnique soon, lovely card.
ReplyDeleteGreat job, Kathy! You gave lots of great coloring tips. I love what the white gel pen did for the flower. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteAwesome Tutorial Kathy. I think I need these markers ~ like yesterday!!!! They look stunning
ReplyDeleteTHANKS for the GREAT VIDEO tutorial!! I LOVE the card!!
ReplyDeleteTHANKS for the chance to win and have a FABULOUS WEEKEND!! =)
Great things and tutorial.
ReplyDeleteWonderful video Kathy. I always admire your coloring skills. Waiting eagerly for the part 2.
ReplyDeletegreat video! thanks for tutorial and the tip on using the white gel pen. looking forward to seeing the next one.
ReplyDeletegreat video thx kathy and the new stamps look great xx
ReplyDeleteHmmm---I have to say I'm intrigued by the markers. Not sure about the fact that it only has one tip...
ReplyDeleteThose new Penny Black look great!
what a beautiful card - Kathy is amazing with markers!
ReplyDeleteSandra ltb
love the flower.....the colour is so sweet and mar·vel·ous!
ReplyDeleteLove this beautiful coloring of bright colors....Great card! Thanks for sharing this tutorial!
ReplyDeleteWow those markers are great and the price is the best of all!!! I am glad that companies are coming out with more affordable options for us crafters!!!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great technique!
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ReplyDeleteCan you please post a Promo code for free shipping!! I need a marker - but think paying double the price for the marker in shipping is a little absurd!! Just saying
ReplyDeleteThanks!!
Wow...What a Lovely Tutorial...loved it...The Le-plum markers Look Awesome...your colouring is Gorgeous...Thanks for the tips On Markers!!!!!!
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ReplyDeleteFabulous tutorial Kathy :-) beautiful colouring and the finiushed cards are beautiful ! I am looking forward to the next one :-)
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great tutorial, Kathy; marvy markers...oh, so fantastic & I don't need them, but wish for them!
ReplyDeleteVery cool new Penny black stamps! Great video too. I like the tip about coloring in with the blender first. I have not tried this, but will now!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen a tutorial on using markers. I have some-but didn't know about the blending tool. I'm going right now to try it myself! Thanks so much. I'm glad a checked in today to see this.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty stamps and the markers look great!
ReplyDeleteLove those new stamps. Thanks for the great video, Kathy.
ReplyDeleteThese markers look great and love the price!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous coloring, Kathy! Your step
ReplyDeleteby step explanations are very helpful.
This is a brilliant idea for people just starting to use alcohol markers - for a long time there has been a need for an alternative to the double ended ones already on the market which tend to be expensive. Kathy's video is first rate & it was so helpful to see the way she personalised the project with her signature white dots.
ReplyDeletePaula (PEP)
Thanks for the wonderful video!
ReplyDeleteI am looking forward to the second video, also.
Beautiful card and video!! Thanks for sharing. xxx Marianne MW
ReplyDeleteAwesome tutorial! Can't wait to try out those markers!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the lovely tutorial!! Might have to give these markers a try. Thanks for sharing and for the chance to win a fabulous Penny Black prize!!! jnj_182 at yahoo dot com
ReplyDeleteFabulous video--I like the feathering technique and the tips on using the white gel pen--thanks!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial! Have heard about the leplumes but haven't seen them in action before today.
ReplyDeleteLove this video Kathy! Now I can actually see your techniques & tips in action! Love the feathering of the markers and outlining at the end, really makes the colors pop! And the gel pen tips are awesome!
ReplyDeleteYeaaa, Kathy! Love to see your work! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteKatie B.
Kathy, keep up the good works! Practice makes perfect, I mean the video not your crafting techniques!
ReplyDeleteI wanna be able to color like you do! I can use all the tips and tricks you can send. These are new to me, but I'll give 'em a look.
ReplyDeleteI am probably the only person ever who is not on the Copic band wagon...these look like a great alternative to paying SEVEN dollars per marker, right?! =)
ReplyDeleteThanks to Kathy for showing us her coloring technique. It seems so simple now that I saw it, but probably would not have figured it out on my own. Beautiful card.
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial. Thanks for the tips!
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