Well I'm not sure if the tequnique I've used for today's Don't Stop Believing card is a real watercolour one. But it does use water and colour sooooo.....
I first die cut the rectangle and gathered my bits together. I used an acrylic block, a classic ink pad and a water filled spritzer.
I then placed the acrylic block directly onto the ink pad. Once it had some ink on it I spritzed it liberally with water. Then in one quick motion I placed it ink side down onto the card. Below are some photos and a short video of these steps.
To highlight the focal point of the card I kept everything else white. To add texture and that something else I have used some gorgeous flocked vellum and a snowflake embossing folder both from Stampin' Up!'s winter catalogue.
I hope you'll have a go at this fun watercolour technique 😉
Love this idea. Am definitely going to try x
ReplyDeleteThank you 😊
DeleteWhat is the stamp?
ReplyDeletethe stamp is from a Stampin Up stamp set called Don't Stop Believin. It is available in our online shop. Just click the link on the page.
DeleteThank you! This is a perfect technique for that snowman stamp! I just tried it in different colors and it is so cute! Did you stamp with Memento Black or Basic Gray?
ReplyDeleteThank you 😊 I used memento black but basic gray would work well too.
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