Learn how to colour shiny metal on any object using alcohol markers in this quick how-to video! Great for vases, pots, jugs, crowns, and genie lamps!
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This video and technique is also taught in our brand new Adventure Awaits Colouring Class, which is our March/April 2021 colouring project. If you’d like to colour this one up with me, you can find the full class over at https://www.kitandclowder.com. We break down all of the very basics just like this video, so it is a great lesson for beginners, plus you get lifetime access to work on it at your own pace.
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Are you already a class member? Consider starting your class here! Breaking classes down into just a small goal like this is a great way to start if you are nervous or timepoor. A small sitting of colouring is enough to take a good mindful break for self-care, and helps a larger task seem a lot less overwhelming.
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SUPPLIES
Markers Used: I've used Copics in this video but you can use any brand.
Colour Blend: B32, B34, B37, plus RV00, RV55, RV63 for the crystal.

Popular Brand Alternatives:
- Spectrum Noir: TB1, TB3, TB5, and PP1, BP1, PP2 for the cyrstal
- Promarker: Cornflower, China Blue, Indigo Blue, plus Pink Carnation, Cerise, and Rose Pink for the crystal.

Paper: I've used X-Press It Blending Card. You can use your personal favourite, or view alternatives on our website via the Colouring FAQs page.

Image: I've used the exclusive class image by Rachelle Anne Miller Stamps in this video. Feel free to use any animal stamp from your stash, or join me in class to get the full image over at https://www.kitandclowder.com! You can find more of Rachelle's image at: https://rachelleannemiller.com/
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For more information on recommended papers, marker brands, and colour blend charts, please visit the Colouring FAQs page at https://www.kitandclowder.com. You can find more of my colouring classes under the Shop tab, and free classes on the homepage.

I hope you've found this video helpful, and if you have any requests for future Colouring Tip videos, please get in touch! :)