I have tried this technique in the past, and I ended up with what I thought of as...sloppy results. Today I thought I would give it another shot and it turned out much better. To do the technique...you just mist some water on watercolor paper and then stamp on it with a solid stamp image. My best friend's grandma died today, so I made this to send to her. supplies: cardstock- Bravo Burgundy, So Saffron, True Thyme, watercolor paper; ink- Always Artichoke, Baroque Burgundy, So saffron; stamps- Rhonna Farrer clear flourish stamp, So very, Watercolor gardens; accessories- brads, ticket punch.
Question- Does anyone else have trouble trying to leave comments on some blogs? Ever since I registered on Blogger there are some blogs that keep "refreshing" or something. It is so frustrating because I will comment and then *poof* it disappears. If anyone knows a fix...let me know...it would really help me out!
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This is beautiful! Wonderful Wet Watercolor Results!! Love the color choices, great use of the sketch and LOVE that stamped back panel! Beautiful!
Huh! That's really weird Erika!! I don't get it.....I just read your comment about the 'refreshing' thing on my blog. I haven't had any other comments like that. Let me know what you find out!! And GORGEOUS card by the way!! You rock!!
This is beautiful. I love the wet watercolor technique.
Love the results on this one! I don't know what the other one looked like, but this is very pretty! I love doing this technique with the Roses in Winter set!! (2 bad it's retired!)
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beautiful card! and so nice to 'meet' a fellow Wisconsin stamper!!
Gorgeous! I love the colours, great teqnique!
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