This is very similar to a card I did for my DH's birthday.
This time I did it in watercolor.
I stamped the goose in black on the piece of watercolor paper
and on a scrap piece. Then I cut the goose out of the scrap.
I used an Aqua Painter and ink squished into the lid of the inkpads
to do the coloring.
I found this little grass stamp marked down at one of the craft stores.
I inked it, spritzed with water and stamped.
When everything was dry, I added the cut out goose atop the watercolor.
with my snippets of watercolor paper
A PIECE OF PARADISE
The Lake in VT where my Dad lived for many years was a Paradise for us.
It was such a beautiful place to get away from the summer heat in NC.
Thanks so much for the visit.
Enjoy!
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Card Recipe
Stamps: Moon Lake, Prairie Grass (Rubber Stampede)
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black, Pool Party, Crumb Cake, More Mustard
Paper: Naturals White, Basic Black, Watercolor
Other: Simply Scored, Aqua Painter
All supplies are Stampin' Up! unless otherwise noted
Wow Bonnie, what beautiful water colouring and a lovely card as a result! Love the dimension of the goose too.
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Di xx
Beautiful water coloring and a gorgeous card once again! That little grass stamp was a keeper too.
ReplyDeleteLynn
This makes me want to do some water coloring...this is awesome!I love it!
ReplyDeleteI just did a water colouring class doing clouds and it didn't look anywhere near as good as your picture here. Perhaps I should change to doing
ReplyDeleteducks and geese! Love your composition and the finished card. Hugs Mrs A.
That is such a pretty card Bonnie and your watercolouring is great!
ReplyDeleteReally, really pretty Bonnie! ♥
ReplyDeleteBonnie this is gorgeous. I love that goose stamp. Gail
ReplyDeleteThis looks gorgeous! I love the fab water coloring you did here !
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful Bonnie. LOVE your serene lake scene. Awesome watercolouring. xx
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous scene you've created, Bonnie!
ReplyDeleteYour watercoloring on this image is just marvelous. You've got the water reflection just right, and the addition of the grass at the bottom edge draws the eye right into the card. Really like the mottle look of the water with the sandbank between the water & sky. Really well done, Miss B. TFS & Hugs
ReplyDeleteWhat a peaceful card, Bonnie--and a great bargain, too!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful Bonnie. Looking forward to seeing Spring with ducks on the canals near here.
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I love this lake scene and the pretty watercolouring you have done Bonnie and decoupaging the goose makes him stand out from the background so beautifully. x
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful, Bonnie!!! Great watercoloring.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and so serene looking. Love your watercoloring.
ReplyDeleteGreat masculine card, beautifully done - love the goose being cut out and mounted on top, adding great dimension.
ReplyDeleteBonnie, this is beautiful...love the watercoloring. I'm sure making this card brought back wonderful memories of your Dad's place. You made a great scene.
ReplyDeleteWow Bonnie, this is just beautiful! I love how the watercoloring looks, you did a great job with it! Love, love, love! Hugs, Brenda
ReplyDeleteLovely scenic card Bonnie. Great watercolouring.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Sarn xxx
What gorgeous watercoloring you have done Bonnie, and your scene looks wonderful inside the embossed frame. Thanks so much for playing along with us this week at The Paper Players!
ReplyDeleteWhat a calm and serene watercoloured scene Bonnie and I love the way you used scoring to frame your central panel. Thanks for joining my CAS bird challenge over at The Paper Players this week!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful Bonnie! I love the scene you created!
ReplyDeleteBonnie, this is beautiful! I love the watercolor. Very pretty. Thank you for sharing your card with us for the Paradise Challenge at the Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge. It's always fun to visit your blog. :)
ReplyDelete~Michelle
Oh this is beautiful!! Lovely watercoloring!
ReplyDeleteI love that you cut out the goose and layered it on. Wonderfully done!
ReplyDeleteI love the beautiful serenity of this one.
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