I’ve been lovin’ the look of watercolor lately and came across these fast and easy, one-layer cards I made a while ago using the Blossom stamp from Rubbernecker Stamps.
This is a great stamp for experimental playing, trying out different coloring agents and techniques, The yellow card above was made using Faber-Castell’s Pitt Artist Big Brushes to color the stamp, then slightly spritzed to blend the colors, and stamped. The sentiment (by Impression Obsession) was stamped with Wendy Vecchi Archival Watering Can ink. (I love the softer look of the gray.)
Here are some other versions, each done with different markers or inks, including Distress, Memento and Faber-Castell Gelatos. (My apologies… they were done so long ago I don’t remember exactly which I used on what. But that’s the fun, right? Just experiment with what you have!)
(Pierced rectangle die is from Spellbinders’ Celebra’tion collection)
Thanks for stopping by! Now go play…..
Filed under: Fast & Easy, Flower cards, inks, Techniques, watercolor | Tagged: Faber-Castell, flowers, Gelatos, ink techniques, Rubbernecker, watercolor |
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