A great big Easter Greeting to all. I used some of the new Basic Grey paper from the Blush series for this card. I know I'm not alone when I say how much I like their new line. I really like the 6x6 pads which are a great size for cardmaking. I also made some coordinating flowers using my Cuttlebug die set. "Easter Blessings" is a stamp from
Denami Designs. I just found out now that they have an online store! That was news to me (don't know how long it's been there). I saw the word "outlet" on their site, so you know I'll be checking that out!
The sweet little bunny is another
Art Impressions stamp. Oftentimes when creating a card I just want a quick stamped image and don't want to spend a lot of time coloring. I have a simple and quick method for watercoloring an image. Taking a sheet of white paper I create a quick palette by applying color from the different watercolor pencils I think I will be using. I then use an aqua pen to wet the color and apply it to my image. A paintbrush and water will work as well. You can mix the colors easily for different shades
A great big Easter Greeting to all. I used some of the new Basic Grey paper from the Blush series for this card. I know I'm not alone when I say how much I like their new line. I really like the 6x6 pads which are a great size for cardmaking. I also made some coordinating flowers using my Cuttlebug die set. "Easter Blessings" is a stamp from Denami Designs. I just found out now that they have an online store! That was news to me (don't know how long it's been there). I saw the word "outlet" on their site, so you know I'll be checking that out!
The sweet little bunny is another Art Impressions stamp. Oftentimes when creating a card I just want a quick stamped image and don't want to spend a lot of time coloring. I have a simple and quick method for watercoloring an image. Taking a sheet of white paper I create a quick palette by applying color from the different watercolor pencils I think I will be using. I then use an aqua pen to wet the color and apply it to my image. A paintbrush and water will work as well. You can mix the colors easily for different shades
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Thanks, Joan, for letting me know the picture wasn't there. My computer showed it.
Very cute card - and great tip as far as making your own palette. I often do the same sort of thing by coloring with my markers on a plasticized disposable plate (or even the lid from a margarine tub)
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