Showing posts with label Watercolor Splotch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Watercolor Splotch. Show all posts

Sunday, April 5, 2015

Happy Easter

Wishing you a very blessed Easter


Cased from this card by Debbie Hughes
Thanks for the inspiration, Debbie!

Enjoy!


Friday, February 27, 2015

Butterfly Thinlits Splotched

I almost talked myself out of the Butterflies Thinlits in the Stampin' Up! mini catalog.

Almost.....


I'm so glad I decided to get them!

Here's one of the quick and easy cards I made with them.

You'll be seeing more at a later date...

Because I made a dozen cards with these dies.

I remembered a piece of the watercolor splotches in my 
UFO (UnFinished Objects) box.

Glued this butterfly cut out in black.

Stamped hello.

Added a few sequins.

Adhered to a card base.

Done!

I'm going to take this over to 

NO RULES

and

ANYTHING GOES

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I'm so glad you could stop by today.

Enjoy!
   

Wednesday, May 28, 2014

Happy Watercolor Poppy

This is the last week this wonderful set is available from Stampin' Up!


I have really enjoyed this set.

Especially the poppy.

For the first card I stamped with StazOn on a Watercolor Splotch background.


This time I stamped the flower head with Real Red on watercolor paper
I colored in the flower with a Tangerine Tango marker. 
and added highlights with Real Red.

After stamping the stem on the card,
 I fussy cut the bloom and popped it 
over the stem with dimensionals.

The background is really easy with the stamps from this set.
I got a soft color background by inking and stamping off
before stamping on the design piece.

is having
MAKE YOUR MARK week.
They have a new sponsor this week.
Do go check it out.

has a word prompt this time


The MUSE this week
is Cornelia.
Here's her card.

says to do Artsy Cards this week.
It might be a background, a hand-drawn image, a sketchy texture stamp, or a special saying. We challenge you this week to get out your artsy stamps and play! Or – get any stamps our and join us in some artsy stamping fun!
I'm hoping the watercolor background is artsy enough.
The Design Team creations are way more artsy than mine!
Do go take a look.

says ANYTHING GOES

All these challenges have so much inspiration
both from their Designers and the Gallery.
If you're ever stuck for an idea, go visit.

I'm so glad you could stop by today.

Enjoy!
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Card Recipe (card 1)
Stamps:  Happy  Watercolor
Ink: Jet Black StazOn
Paper: 110# (Neena), Tangerine Tango, Shimmery White
Other:  Re-inkers, Aqua Painter, Basic Pearls (colored with Sharpie)

Card Recipe (card 2)
Stamps:  Happy Watercolor
Ink: Real Red, Soft Sky Pistachio Pudding, Blushing Bride, Pear Pizzazz, Early Espresso,  SU Markers (Tangerine Tango, Real Red, Early Espresso)
Paper:  110# (Neena), Basic Black, Whisper White, Watercolor (Strathmore)



Friday, August 16, 2013

Punching with Watercolor and Washi

I was looking for something to punch a bird out of and thought of the Watercolor Splotch paper in my UFO box.  What do you think?



This is a shameless CASE of this card by Harriet Skelly!  She's the alumnus that the CAS challenge at SCS is honoring this week.

It took longer to choose a piece of watercoloring than it did to make the card.

Using the watercolored paper for my bird was inspired by my friends Loll Thompson and Nancy Littrell.  Both of these ladies are so talented and constantly inspire and encourage me!

Washi tape is so much fun! It goes down and comes up and goes down again. And I love how these 3 patterns go so well together!

All supplies are Stampin' Up! unless otherwise noted

Card Recipe
Stamps:  None
Ink:  Reinkers
Paper:  Shimmery White, Pacific Point, Whisper White
Other:  Bird Builder Punch, Gingham Garden Designer Washi Tape, Brights Candy Dots, Basic Rhinestone

Thanks for stopping by.  I hope you have a great weekend planned and get some crafty time.

Enjoy!

Tuesday, April 30, 2013

Sunrise Sunset Serene Silhouette

The CAS challenge at SCS yesterday was to do a card inspired by this quote:

May every sunrise hold more promise
and every sunset hold more peace.


The quote made me think of this card that I had done with the Watercolor Splotches technique.  I don't believe I had ever posted it. (I can see that I have learned a lot about editing since I did this picture.)

I love the quote and think I will do it up on the computer to use in sympathy or thinking of you cards.

All supplies are Stampin' Up! unless otherwise noted

Card Recipe
Stamps:  Serene Silhouettes (stamped twice)
Ink:  Jet Black StazOn, Re-inkers
Paper:  Shimmery White, Rich Razzleberry, Whisper White
Other:  Aquapainter, Ticket Corner Punch, Square Lattice EF, Rich Razzleberry Ribbon (retired), Linen Thread, Basic Rhinestones

I hope the week is off to a good start for you.  Thanks for visiting.

Enjoy!