Watercolor Background
For this card I had to practice a few times, to get the results I wanted. I used Distress Inks and a mini acrylic block to get a rectangular shape. The sentiment is from SSS "Color and Sunshine" and the banner is from SSS craft die "Folded Banner".
I like all the bright colors on the card!
This technique was given by Laura Bassen in the Online Card Classes "Watercolor".
I am entering this card in the Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge: Five.
Watercolor Background
This is the "emboss resist technique" given by Kristina Werner in the Online Card Classes "Watercolor".
I used different clear stamps of flower and place it on my Fiskar Stamp Press to get a larger image on my cardstock. The sentiment is from the SSS " Thinking Of You". I love the results of this technique!
I am entering this card in the Simon Says Challenge Wednesday: Spring Flowers.
Watercolor Stamping
This was fun!! For the first time i used my eraser to stamp! The results are cute little dots!
The Distress Ink colors are- mustard seed, broken china, spiced marmalade, worn lipstick and seedless preserves. (The green color was a mix of "mustard seed" and "broken china"). I die cut the hearts from SSS craft die "Large Heart Set" 5 times.
The sentiment is from SSS "Watts Up".
This technique was given by Julie Ebersole in the Online Card Classes "Watercolor".
I am entering this card in the Simon Says Stamp Work it Wednesday: Patterned Paper.
these are all so great!! I love the eraser technique tho...so fun!!
ReplyDeleteLovely card, I especially like the first one. So clever to mix your own green too! Thanks for joining us for this week's Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge!
ReplyDeleteGreat cards....good luck!
ReplyDeleteI love all three card, Arlene! You used different techniques and they all turned out beautiful. Thanks so much for playing along with the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge: Spring Flowers!
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