Sunday, 26 January 2014
Watercolour with a stencil
Trying to combine ideas from two of the Online Card Class teachers in this card - using watercolours with a stencil (and enbracing the imperfections!) like Laura Bassen, and stamping over a stencil like Kristina Werner.
I watercoloured over the KaiserCraft "Leaves" template with Distress Inks in Salty Ocean, Mowed Lawn and Peacock Feathers. I then stamped over it with Hero Arts/Basic Grey "Flower Dot Pattern) in Salty Ocean and Peacock Feathers, removed the stencil and stamped a sentiment from Avery Elle's "Oh Happy Day" (does anyone else wish that that stamp set had the sentiment "Happy Birthday" in the same font!?? LOVE the font, and I would use Happy Birthday over and over and over!!)
P.S. I had some Distress inks left on my craft mat, so I smooshed some watercolour paper into it and made another card. It was one of those cards that didn't quite work, and instead of binning it and starting afresh, I just kept on and on, adding and adding, and ended up with a train wreck of a card. Very dark, too many layers, just too much of everything. Wrong, wrong wrong. *sigh* Oh well!!
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Pretty cool. Looks so artsy!
ReplyDeleteHi Michelle. Love the two techniques together - amazing effect! Love your colors and perfect for a sympathy card. Loll xx
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