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Tuesday, May 14, 2019

First Waltz Tulips

Hello, friends.  Today I have a card using a Penny Black Brushstroke Stamp.


After placing the stamp in the MISTI, I used Distress markers to ink the design and stamped.

Using a damp waterbrush, I moved the ink a bit and added color to the stamp,
  re-stamping as needed.

When finished with the flowers, I wet the background bringing
the water in to the flowers and just touching to get the color to run.

One last stamping without re-inking the stamp, adds the definition back in.

I used vellum to add the heat embossed sentiment.

I'll enter this at this month's
Craft Stamper Magazine Take It Make It Challenge
ANYTHING GOES

and


My talented friend Heather Telford is hosting a new challenge at
The Foiled Fox Blog
She asks for cards using three main colors
(a little black or white in addition is okay)
I've used Tattered Rose, Abandoned Coral and Peeled Paint
along with a little black and white.

and

Penny Black Saturday Challenge
ANYTHING GOES/OPTIONAL CREATE YOUR OWN BACKGROUND.
My favorite way of creating a background is to do a color wash.

and

ANYTHING GOES with Option of
ANYTHING FEMININE


Thanks for the visit and special thanks for your comments.

Enjoy!


Card Recipe
Stamps:  First Waltz, Special Wishes (PB)
Ink:   Peeled Paint, Tattered Rose, Abandoned Coral, (DM), Whisper White (SU)
Paper:   Mixed Media (Strathmore 400 series), Neenah (110 lb. Solar White), Light Weight Vellum
Other:  Stitched Rectangles (SSS), White EP (SU)


18 comments:

  1. Such an artsy card with fabulous water colouring. Great stamped image and a stunning technique and stunning card x.

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  2. Beautiful Bonnie, every time I see one of your brush watercolour images it reminds me that I need to work one this technique. Love this card :)

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  3. You achieved a beautiful watercolour effect with the lovely PB Tulips, thanks so much for sharing and joining in with our 'Feminine' theme at Penny Black and More challenge.

    B x

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  4. I love how you do multiple stampings, wash the background to draw the colour off the images, then stamp again - a fabulous card as a result Bonnie
    Blessings
    Maxine

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  5. Thanks for such detailed instructions. This is a technique I want to learn and today should be the day. This is so beautiful. The soft background wash is such a compliment to the lovely watercolored flowers. I'm thinking of you today and sending good thoughts.

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  6. Wow Bonnie your flowers are stunning.

    Hugs Diane

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  7. Beautiful tulips!! Wonderful watercolouring!

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  8. Love the vellum and sentiment. Gorgeous flowers Bonnie.
    Lynn

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  9. Beautiful, my friend! LOVE the bright colours of your gorgeous flowers. So elegant with the vellum banner. xx

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  10. Beautiful soft blends in your tulips and your limited colour palette really makes an impact.

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  11. A spring bouquet with such beautiful nuances. Love the watercoloury background keeping this card dreamy. The vellum strip just adds to this lovely card. xx

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  12. So very beautiful, Bonnie. Love the colors and wonderful way to use vellum paper.
    Thank you so much for joining us at Penny Black and More this month!

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  13. This is beautiful .... I love the gorgeous watercolour effect and the vellum banner gives a really soft and delicate look to it. Thank you for playing along with the Craft Stamper challenge xx

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  14. Beautiful card - love how you added the sentiment!
    Thanks for playing at the Penny Black Saturday Challenge!
    Helen x

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  15. Many congratulations with the lucky win at Penny Black Saturday challenge Bonnie....Stunning card x

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  16. Congrats, well deserved, happy shopping xxx

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  17. A great stamp coloring technique with colorful markers. Thanks to the misti, you can get such beautiful paintings. I love this card, Bonnie
    Hugs,
    BożenA

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Enjoy! Bonnie