Lot's of tea projects this week, I know I just got the new bundle and was a little excited to make some projects out of it. Today I wanted to share some water-coloring, I got this technique from our Stampin' Success magazine that us demonstrators get every quarter. Yeah we get treated pretty rad with this company, want to jump on the bag wagon with me and get in on all the phenomenal perks, I know you wont be disappointed.
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Anyway moving on, so I saw this technique in our magazine and wanted to try my own version of it. It was a little tough, as I was having a difficult time getting my embossing powder to stick to my watercolor paper, of course it probably didn't help that I used a detailed stamp. Either way I was still happy with it.
CLICK HERE to join my team for only $125
and get a whopping $195 worth of goodies plus
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Yeah that's right, so what are you waiting for?
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Anyway moving on, so I saw this technique in our magazine and wanted to try my own version of it. It was a little tough, as I was having a difficult time getting my embossing powder to stick to my watercolor paper, of course it probably didn't help that I used a detailed stamp. Either way I was still happy with it.
So I decided to make my own DSP, and stamped the cute little lemons on my card-stock for a background paper, I really enjoy this set and how versatile it can be.
Want to learn how to do this water-coloring technique? Here's how:
- Stamp your image in {Versamark} ink onto your {watercolor paper}
- cover the image with {white stampin' emboss powder} and heat set
- then heavily wash over your stamped image using an {aqua painter} and plain water
- with your wet brush tip pick up some ink and place it onto the wet areas, no need to brush it just let the water make its mark
- add additional colors by following the previous step.
That's it, pretty simple right - thank you Stampin' Up for teaching us new techniques.
- Stamp your image in {Versamark} ink onto your {watercolor paper}
- cover the image with {white stampin' emboss powder} and heat set
- then heavily wash over your stamped image using an {aqua painter} and plain water
- with your wet brush tip pick up some ink and place it onto the wet areas, no need to brush it just let the water make its mark
- add additional colors by following the previous step.
That's it, pretty simple right - thank you Stampin' Up for teaching us new techniques.
Thanks for stopping in today, I hope you enjoyed my card today. Come back Sunday for some more fun projects to share.
Hope your having a great week so far, and have a crafty day!
Hope your having a great week so far, and have a crafty day!
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