Happy Monday! Hope everyone had a great weekend! The weekend flew by for me at the scrapbooking retreat a group of us went to. I think I got a fairly good amount finished but not as much as I wanted to get finished. Oh well. Anyways, last year when I got into calligraphy thanks to my sister, I saw a lot of the calligraphers using a blending palette for blending the Tombow Dual Brush Pens together so I decided to make myself one where it was big enough to color an entire page. So, let’s get started with how to make “Calligraphy Brush Pens Blending Palette…”

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Things Used:

• Photoshop Elements 13
• Scotch Self-Sealing Laminating Pouches
• EK tools Rotary Paper Trimmer, New Package
• Canson XL Series Marker Pad, 9″X12″ Fold Over
• Tombow Dual Brush Pen Art Markers, 96 Color Set with Desk Stand
• Black & Decker BDL220S Laser Level

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Step #1:

To start, I wrote out “Blending Palette” on my Canson Marker Paper. In order to give my saying here the blending look, I used the technique of going back and forth with the pen number of 679 on to Tombow Dual Brush pen number 761.

Step #2:

Next, since the self-laminating pouch I use is 8.5 by 11, I used my paper trimmer to trim down my 9 by 11 Canson Marker Paper to remove the excess white under my saying.

Step #3:

Once I had my Canson Paper the size I wanted, I removed the yellow strip off the self-laminating pouch as instructed for the first step. Then, I carefully placed my piece of Canson Marker Paper in place.

Step #4:

Once I made sure it was lined up where I wanted it, I carefully pulled the rest of the backing off to stick the rest down to my Canson Paper. While the backing was getting pulled off, I went along to also make sure it didn’t get any bubbles along the way.

Step #5:

After I had everything finished, I used my paper trimmer again to trim off the excess self-laminating pouch.

There you go! How to make your own big size “Calligraphy Brush Pens Blending Palette.” Hope you enjoyed and learned something new. Be sure to share below in the comments your version of your “Calligraphy Brush Pens Blending Palette.”

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Crafty JBird

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