Below is the card I made using the stamp of the month along with a description of a new technique that I call "Spray Watercolor." I love it because the water does the work for you by blending the colors together giving it a more natural watercolor look.
Technique: 1) I stamped the sunflower with Black Stazon Ink and then colored most of it with Watercolor Pencils. 2) Then I simply just used my little spray bottle and saturated the Colonial White cardstock. 3) I placed it between a few pieces of paper and set a few books on top to flatten it out before I added it to my card. The card base and background papers use the adorable Pemberley papers. Let me know if you have any questions!
Quick coloring using watercolor pencils
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Use a spray bottle to saturate the paper to blend colors |
After water was added
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The images in the set |
Now hop on over to Jen Patrick's blog to see what she created! If you get lost along the way then you can view the entire list HERE.
4 comments:
Gorgeous!
Great technique, gives it a pretty "soft" look.
Beautiful technique (and card)!
Now that it just the type of technique I love--quick and easy and produces beautiful results!!
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