I’ve got a really cute and simple Stamping Bella card to share with you today, along with a video showing the entire card-making process from start to finish. I dusted off my Zig Clean Colour Real Brush Pens for this one too! Click on through to check it all out.

Dragon Encouragement Card using Zig Clean Color Real Brush Pens:

I love dragons, and the cute, ridiculously chubby Set of Dragons stamps released by Stamping Bella last year are just irresistible. I still love them just as much as I did when I first saw them. This little guy was perfect for a quick and cute card.

See? Irresistibly cute.

Stamping Bella Dragon Card Video:

Watch me put together my card and colour this adorable dragon in the video below or in HD over on YouTube.

Full colour details are provided in the video, along with a little commentary on how I put the whole thing together and a few of my thoughts on the Zig Clean Color pens.

Supplies:

• Stamping Bella Set of Dragons stamp set
• Stamping Bella Dragon Sentiment stamp set
• Strathmore Bristol Smooth Surface paper *
• icraft Purple Tape *
• Distress Oxide Ink Pads *
• Ranger Perfect Pearls – Perfect Pearl *
• Zig Clean Color Real Brush Pens *
• Charcoal Sparkle Print 300gsm Card (UK)

UK/Europe Readers: Tracy at Dies to Die For stocks Stamping Bella stamps and dies. You can find the Set of Dragons HERE and the Dragon Sentiment set HERE.

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