I'm no expert watercolor but I enjoy it and I'm practicing. Practice makes perfect. That is the only thing I can say about ANY colouring, honestly I have not done many classes but I colour... I watch videos... I colour. That's it!
Colours Used:
Flowers: 66 Prussian Blue, 67 Indigo
Leaves: 48 Greenish Yellow, 54 Olive Green
Centres and seed pod: 43 Cadmium Yellow, 44 Yellow Ochre, 47 Raw Umber Deep
Today I decided to have a play with some ephemera. I was going to use the paper off it too but I got lost in the ephemera.
The Collection is called Peaceful Peonies by Couture Creations. I got this set a little while ago and I'm slowly working thru actually playing with my goodies. So I hope you get some ideas with this post.
It is a very pink set which isn't something I use too much but I challenged myself.
I started by making the tags and just trying different things to see how it worked together.
Recipe:
Peaceful Peonies Ephemera pack
Walnut Stain Distress Oxide Ink
Paper Rose Starry Night Stencil
White cardstock 6 x 13.8cm
Kraft cardstock 6.4 x 14.2cm
Pink Cardstock 6.7 x 14.5cm
White Seam binding
Star Dust Stickles
I quite like how it turned out. I love pushing myself.
I hope you enjoyed it and you can check out the video here
My baby was turning 14 and I wanted to make a special card.
Recipe:
Paper Rose Awesome Words
Stampendous Mega Happy
Uniquely Creative Sweet Sentiments
Stampin Up Text Ya Later
1/2" Circle Punch
Corner Chomper
A4 Black Cardstock
White Cardstock cut to 14.4 x 20.5cm
Smaller black cardstock 12.6 x 15.5cm
White scrap cardstock
Paper 13.7 x 20.2cm
Paper 7.7 x 13.7
Hand punch that cuts a tiny circle for applying brads etc
Using a A4 piece of black cardstock I folded this in half and rounded the corners with an 1/4" corner punch. Using the white cardstock round the corners. Punch a small hole in the top of the white piece roughly 1cm from the top but in the middle of the white cardstock. Glue this flat onto the card base.
Glue the other black cardstock panel.
Use a 1/4" circle punch to make your button for the bottom of your iPad.
Using different sentiment stamps and talk bubble stamps, workout what your sentiment will be.
Ignore my grammar mistake. I originally had "Wishing you AN incredibly birthday" Obviously I decided to change the "Incredibly" as that wasn't going to work, so I changed it to 'happy' but not realising the 'AN' part. Next time, mask out the 'N', or maybe not leave it to the last minute and double check the whole sentence... Probably helpful!
Today I have 2 cards for you using Paper Rose Flourish Christmas Tree.
Recipe:
Arteza 36 watercolour (Sepia Brown)- use what you have
Paper Rose Flourish Christmas Tree 19474
Paper Rose Modern Geometric Stencil
Ranger MoonDust Stickles
Paper Rose Christmas Sentiments 18225
Uniquely Creative Clear Sequins
Versamark Embossing Ink and Pen
Gold Embossing Powder
Our second card I am going to use similar things with the Christmas Tree die and Christmas sentiments.I will be adding the Mirror card and Rich Cocoa Memento Ink.
I used a laminating pouch that I sprinkled glitter in and then sent it thru the laminator. This is not needed for the project as in the end, if I didn't tell you, you wouldn't know it was there. You would assume it was just glitter inside the shaker card.
You can check out the video here
I hope you enjoyed my cards. Thank you for stopping by.
Spellbinders has a really pretty die called Festive Noel, there is a similar one with "Joy" too.
I was inspired by a card made by Yana Smakula, she used the Joy die and a glimmer plate. I decided to play with coloured cardstock and sponge on it. Something I have never done.