I normally do not like doing all white cards, so I had to throw in some awesome silver from the Curious Metallic line of cardstock.
 On my last project, I tested the print and cut feature of my machine to see if this cardstock accepted ink well without smudging.
 I decided to test this cardstock's ability to accept pen ink as well as alcohol markers. I am pleasantly pleased with the outcome!

 To start with, I picked a design and added my Zig Millennium pen (one of my favorite detail pens to work with) to sketch the design out.
 Then I grabbed some of my Spectrum Noir markers
 Bare with me, it's been a long time since I've used my alcohol markers!
 I found that this cardstock did not bleed or smudge when using any pens!
 I used three sheets of cardstock to make this card
 With a card like this, even though it is simple, I still wanted to make it pop.
 And by pop I mean I used pop up tape on the back of both tears to this card.
 Next I grabbed my Tombow Mono multi liquid glue (should be called liquid gold) to adhere the base front and back together to form a card base.
 When laid down flat, it has a little bit of pop which is what I wanted for more depth.
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