Hi there Crafty Ones.
Over at Just Us Girls it's Trend Week
and Sue has chosen something a little different -
Fast Watercolours!
Fast Watercolours!
You may think how does this work?
Here is a link to none other than
Jennifer McGuire's tutorial to showcase how she has done it.
old technique and an old stamp
to make my fast watercolour flower.
It's from the SU Fifth Avenue Floral Stamp Set.
I heat embossed it with white e/p on glossy paper, then wet
it dropping Calypso Coral/Melon Mambo
and Yo Yo Yellow with a water brush and let it spread
(with a little bit of help) then fussy cut it.
My background is embossed with SU Manhatten Flower.
I then added the sentiment from Pink & Maine.
Attached the Kaisercraft leaves
and popped my flower. Corner rounded one edge
and adhered to Bazzill card stock to match the flower.
to make my fast watercolour flower.
It's from the SU Fifth Avenue Floral Stamp Set.
I heat embossed it with white e/p on glossy paper, then wet
it dropping Calypso Coral/Melon Mambo
and Yo Yo Yellow with a water brush and let it spread
(with a little bit of help) then fussy cut it.
My background is embossed with SU Manhatten Flower.
I then added the sentiment from Pink & Maine.
Attached the Kaisercraft leaves
and popped my flower. Corner rounded one edge
and adhered to Bazzill card stock to match the flower.
This is just gorgeous,great image and such a lovely design.xxx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful result and such a lovely card!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great technique, Ina! I love your beautiful vibrant flower on the white background!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colours Ina. Gotta love some fast watercolouring for sure. :)
ReplyDeleteLove the popped up rose Ina!, the color is gorgeous. Lovely coordinated embossed background.
ReplyDeleteLOVE your take on this. That flower really pops against the white, and embossing the background is genius!!! Just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card. I will have to find time to try this soon. You really did an excellent job with that technique. Next week I have three different doctor appts. so don't know if I will be crafting that much.
ReplyDeleteIt may have been 'fast' but the results are breathtaking, yet another beautiful card Ina!
ReplyDeleteThis is just simply gorgeous, Ina! The flower is stunning and the texture on the background is amazing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful result and I actually came across this video today, so play day tomorrow...gorgeous colours too.x[aussie aNNie blog] ♥ ♥
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous! That added texture in the background really pops!
ReplyDeleteGreat technique, so effective. The colours you've used are stunning and so is your card...Wonderful x
ReplyDeleteOh my your colors look especially amazing on your flower here Ina! LOVE the texture and your additional leaves make it come together beautifully! :) I also wanted to say thank you for your really kind comments...they mean so much to me dear friend! HUGS
ReplyDeleteI love the bold colors you achieved with this technique! That flower is gorgeous! Beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteI love the embossed flower behind your gorgeous rose, Ina. The color is so vibrant.
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful! You rocked this technique
ReplyDeleteThat big bloom is stunning in those colors! Beautiful design.
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