How to Correct Your Chameleon Pen Coloring MISTAKE Plus Breast Cancer Stamp Set Giveaway

How many times have you been coloring and went out of the lines? Frustrating right? Well, with Chameleon Pens, you can correct your Chameleon Pen coloring MISTAKE! Don’t know what Chameleon Pens are? They are an alcohol pen / marker. Like Copic or Spectrum Noir, they are alcohol based pens/markers but their difference is HUGE! The Chameleon Pens can give you multiple colors with just one pen! If you would like to see more of how they work, be sure to check out this video! We have an awesome sale on them right now as well. For US residents, we have them on sale for $79.99 including priority shipping! For international orders, please send me a message with your exact mailing address so I can calculate shipping for you. Be sure to check them out!

For this week, we are going to be giving away the Awareness Ribbon Set #1 stamp set. This is the set that I used for the correct your Chameleon Pen coloring MISTAKE example and in the above video.

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I don’t remember exactly who actually showed me how to color for the first time but I have a very fond memory to share. My paternal Grandmother and I used to color. I remember her showing me how to outline the item I am coloring and then fill it in with color. I remember this and still do it! Well, sometimes I get a little to excited about coloring and go outside of the lines…. YES, I KNOW! Usually it is on something that I have been coloring on for a while and I am at the last finishing touches and the mistake happens!

I am going to be coloring the Awareness Ribbon with the Chameleon Pen PK3. You will want to take out your pen and take teh bullet nib cap off and set it aside. Place the blending solution chamber on top of the nib ensuring the nibs are touching. Wait 10-15 seconds.

I took off the blending solution chamber and begin coloring your image with the lightest (light source) place first.

For this demonstration I made a mistake on purpose but if you are anything like me, you have done this at the absolute WORST POSSIBLE TIME, right?

Take out your colorless blender pen. I use the bullet nib unless there are really small areas in which I would then use the brush nib.

You will want to “push” the ink that you want to remove toward the colored area. For deeper pigmented colors, you may have to repeat or it is possible you will not be able to get all of the color off depending on the color saturation.

Here are the beginning results using the colorless blender.

Here you can see where the color has dissipated.

In this picture, I have colored the ribbon slightly outside of the stamped image at the top as shown.

Using the colorless blender, I am slowly using the bullet nub and pushing it toward the line.

This is the result! Looks great!

We hope you enjoyed learning How to correct your Chameleon Pen coloring MISTAKE! This will work with ANY ALCOHOL MARKER MISTAKE I just used the Chameleon Pens as an example. It will also be difficult to completely get rid of the pigment if it is a very dark color as stated above.

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