Ugh! My vacation is over and I went back to work today. Oh well, at least it’s Wednesday and not Monday. And, it’s not just any old Wednesday…it’s a Tea Party Wednesday! Our host for this week is Heidi Kingery, and she’s come up with a pretty cool sketch.
My card uses the Queen Anne’s lace from the Purpose set from smARTworks. I also got to use a couple of the new toys I got for Christmas: my new watercolor crayons and new Cuttlebug die. I’m really having fun with the watercolor crayons – they are just so easy to use. For this card, I just colored right onto the rubber, spritzed the stamped a couple of times with some water, and stamped onto a piece of watercolor paper. Way cool, if you ask me. The rest of the card is pretty self-explanatory, except that I did add some Stickles to the flowers for just a little bling.
My fellow Cookies are posting cards made with this sketch too. Links to their blogs are on the right over there >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>.
My card uses the Queen Anne’s lace from the Purpose set from smARTworks. I also got to use a couple of the new toys I got for Christmas: my new watercolor crayons and new Cuttlebug die. I’m really having fun with the watercolor crayons – they are just so easy to use. For this card, I just colored right onto the rubber, spritzed the stamped a couple of times with some water, and stamped onto a piece of watercolor paper. Way cool, if you ask me. The rest of the card is pretty self-explanatory, except that I did add some Stickles to the flowers for just a little bling.
My fellow Cookies are posting cards made with this sketch too. Links to their blogs are on the right over there >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>.
We’d love it if you tried the sketch too and shared a link with us!
Ooh, this is lovely! I really like the tone on tone flowers on the base layer, and the watercolored ones are beautiful! Great colors, and what a fun corner accent, too!
ReplyDeleteYou're doing great things with the Purpose set, and they're all so very different... I like how you "watercolored" it this time. DTR with watercolor crayons and misting has to be one of my all time favorite techniques.
ReplyDeleteI just saw this on Susan's blog! Love your take on her sketch!
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