Hi there!
Sometimes its fun to get messy with watercolors and forget all about clean and simple! That's exactly what I did today . To keep the design balanced, I kept the other elements minimal, just added a popped up frame ( inspired by the frame from the picture ) and of course a sentiment ... or three !
As many times before, I have several ideas to play along with the Altenew Inspiration challenge. Here's number 3 for April :
I used :
Thanks for visiting me today!
Hugs
Hannelie
Sometimes its fun to get messy with watercolors and forget all about clean and simple! That's exactly what I did today . To keep the design balanced, I kept the other elements minimal, just added a popped up frame ( inspired by the frame from the picture ) and of course a sentiment ... or three !
As many times before, I have several ideas to play along with the Altenew Inspiration challenge. Here's number 3 for April :
I used :
- Watercolor-frames-stamp-set
- Label-love-stamp-set
- Distress inks
- Versafine black ink
- Foam tape for dimension
- Watercolor paper from Bôzart
- Pinpoint rectangle dies from Memory Box
To achieve the watercolor look for the lower background panel, I smooshed the distress ink over a piece of acetate, spritzed it with water and picked up the color from the acetate with the ring stamp from the Watercolor Frame stamp set . I stamped quickly and randomly using the three colors as shown above.
At that stage I was actually finished, but there were some color left over on the acetate which I didn't want to waste. So I grabbed a piece of scrap paper and smooshed it using up all the puddles of color.
I even made another card with the small piece left over from die cutting the frame. And guess what... I made a CAS card with it 😂 And now I think I like card #2 more than this original card!
I will share this card here in another post later . So stay tuned 😊
Thanks for visiting me today!
Hugs
Hannelie
1 comment:
I love the summer-y colors of your card. It's so bright and cheerful, and it looks like you really had some fun making it. I was wondering how you made those circles. It didn't occur to me that you actually had a stamp for them. I had visions of you using the bottom of a cup or glass. LOL
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