So, in light of that, I thought I would share another card inspired by the class.
Creating the background for this card really helped me discover how distress inks and watercolor paper work. The end piece came out nothing like I envisioned when I started, but that is the beauty of watercolor.
***Note- If you are reading this post in an email or reader, you may need to go to my blog to view the video below.
If you don't have distress inks, you can try this with any water soluble ink, such as Stampin' UP! Check out yesterday's post to see the watercolor tag I made using SU inks.
StampNation members, don't forget to pick up your coupon code first.
Supplies
Stamps: Alpine Christmas (Waltzing Mouse Stamps)
Ink: Chipped Saphire, Iced Spruce, Stormy Sky, Salty Ocean, Tumbled Glass, Weathered Wood (Distress Inks-Ranger); Versamark (SU)
Paper: Distress Watercolor Paper, Whisper White
Accessories: Frosted Sequins Embellishments, Basic Rhinestones, White Embossing Powder (Stampin' UP!)
Frosted Sequins Embellishments |
6 comments:
This is really pretty, Heather. I love the background...just beautiful!
lovely lovely lovely i love the mountain stamp you used!
So beautiful. I love the mountain scene.
Gorgeous card! Thanks for doing a video so I could see the process. It was very helpful and helped me understand a bit more about my distress inks which I have yet to play with.
That looked like SO much fun!
Very cool! Tfs!
Post a Comment