Jul 16

Defined watercolours

Written by: iwona    15 Comments

Well, I haven’t learnt from last night, and I’m having another late night crafting. That, plus a very challenging day, add up to a very tired Chupa. However, with CASE Study coming tomorrow, I really want to blog this little number before it gets too crowded here :) Let’s get cracking!
I rarely ever play with Make It Mondays, but this week’s challenge is yummy-licious and I wanted to give this technique a go anyway. Gotta love the watercolour look! Actually, as much as spritzing the inked stamp with water is a common enough technique, applying paints with an aqua pen was something new to me that immediately clicked. Why haven’t I thought of this before?? It’s SO convenient it’s ridiculous, lol.

I used light green paint on the broad leaves from Turning A New Leaf, and dark green on the fine leaves & the ferns from Harvest Berries. Then I inked up the latter with Simply Chartreuse which I over-stamped the images with, for a nice contrasting, two-tone look. For the broad leaves, I used Classic Kraft ink for my second step, and only swiped the ink along the edges.
Then I added the sentiment panel and the fun polka dot butterfly. I really dug out some oldies for this challenge, didn’t I?? :)
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15 thoughts on “Defined watercolours

  1. Chupa, this is gorgeous!!!!! I love how you pulled out some older stamps. I haven’t used TANL in quite some time. Thanks for the inspiration. And your butterfly is the perfect accent for your card. Thanks for playing along with us at CAS-ual Fridays!

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