1.  Stamp an image using black Stazon ink onto glossy white card. An outline image works best, I have used the 'Bud Basic' flowers in my example above.  

2.  Use a wax crayon (just a cheap childs crayon!) to colour some areas on your design.  I prefer a yellow or grey crayon as you can see where you have coloured.  I coloured around the large flowers and in the flower centres on my example above.

3.  Next use a sponge and ink pad to add coloured ink onto the glossy card.  I used purely pomegranate ink on the large flowers and river rock ink on the smaller flowers and gaps.  Hint: The colours you choose need to compliment each other when mixed.  Product advice: Stampin' Up! sponges produce even colour and can be cut into 6-8 segments so 1 pack will give you more than enough for all your colours.  They can also be rinsed for use again and again.

4.  Use a tissue to rub the crayon off the card.  This will reveal areas where the crayon 'resisted the ink' and remained white.

5.  Use your design on your card or project.