Colouring in Stamped Images

[jemm]

I'm interested too as I need to invest in some

[Stig]

If I remember rightly, there wasn't much difference in the price of the Caran D'Ache and Derwent ones. Can't remember the price though

[Anso]

Are they expensive then? I can't remember how much I paid for my Derwent ones but I remember it wasn't cheap

Here you go:

http://www.artdiscount.co.uk/acatalo...ty_WS_Pen.html

Not sure whether I'm really allowed to post this link or not - so apologies if I'm not. I don't know this company at all, I just did a search.

I *think* these are the ones. It confuses me a bit as it doesn't say "water colour pencils" but only "water soluable"...maybe it's the same thing...?

[passionflower]

Another very important point when buying watercolour pencils is to remember that is more important to have 3 or 4 diferent shades of one colour rather than 4 diferent colours IYKWIM>

[mum-on-the-run]

[Pyssling68]

I use H2O or Tim Holtz Distress Ink. Tim Holz gives a nice vintage look

[Kamilicrafts]

After seeing a friend's watercolouring, she showed me a few tips and I bought a palette of Daler Rowney paints and now I can't get enough of it! I have rediscovered my stamps and am buying more! I also use H2O's and Marvy Le Plume and the pastel Whispers pens which give a lovely subtle colour. I have a couple of recent cards in my gallery.

[Jayne W]

Just to let you know Hobbycraft have a half price sale on artists materials and derwent and Faber Castell are half price for buying them singly but they also have half price on certain tin/box collections as well.

[greyparrot]

I use H2O or Tim Holtz Distress Ink. Tim Holz gives a nice vintage look

I use inks too as well as watercolours etc. The latest one on my blog uses inks to colour the image.