I found a card online that I really liked so I made my own version. Sorry, I can't remember whose lovely card was the inspiration for this one! They are pretty similar. I used a different stamp set and a different piece of Designer Series Paper. The technique is watercoloring with markers. I added color to the areas that are the darkest and then with my aqua-painter, I spread the color throughout the image. I used this for a workshop card and the ladies loved this idea!
All supplies are Stampin' Up!
Stamps: Fifth Avenue Floral
Ink: Black Stazon
Cardstock: Early Espresso, Very Vanilla, Garden Green
Accessories: Woodland Park DSP, Vintage Wallpaper embossing folder, Garden
Green and So Saffron markers, Scallop Trim border, aqua-painter, dimensional
Happy Stampin'!
Shelley
8 comments:
I love to watercolor! Nice layout!
I never realized that flower coordinated so well with that paper, huh. TFS!
What a fun technique! Neat color combo too--I don't do a lot of earthy combos, but you've made me want to try this one!
Very pretty!
Cool! I love that technique too :)
thanks for reminding me of techniques that can be used and how well they turn out(I need reminders!)
So pretty! That flower is great with that DSP!
Great technique!
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