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How to Color a Valentines (or Any Other) Card with "Gamsol Magic"

How to Color a Valentines (or Any Other) Card with \"Gamsol Magic\"
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I have always loved to color.  First I colored with crayons, then with markers, then with color pencils, then with water color pencils.  One day I came across something called “Gamsol Magic”.  This process takes your coloring to a whole new level.  I fell in love and I use it a lot in creating the cards I make for my Hubby, for Father’s Day, our Anniversary, and last but not least, Valentine’s Day.    I will now show you how to use the process called “Gamsol Magic.  Here we go!
 
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Step 1

Supplies:
A picture to color (this can be from a stamp, or go on line and down load a picture, or draw one yourself)
Prisma color pencils (these are a wax based color pencil.  You can buy them individually for about $2.00 each)
Blending stubs (+/-$2 for a package of 5)
Emery board (or sand paper)
Gamsol (or any other artist quality odorless mineral spirits)
Pencil sharpener
a small lid (I used a soda bottle lid)
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