Here is the third video of the series about chalks and pastels! I do hope you enjoy it! Stick around till the end to see the very 'secret' ingredient I used!!!
I absolutely can take no credit for the concept! I was inspired by a video by Heather Telford about using a stencil to create a watercolor.
The stencil and the stamp (same image!) are from Penny Black - products highlighted below. Essentially, I used distress inks on the backside of a stencil, sprayed it with water and then pressed it into watercolor paper. Then I stamped a 'wordy' stamp on the backside of the same wet stencil and then stamped the paper to add some texture to the background. I went back in with the matching stamp and outlined the flowers and then used the distress inks to color the flowers in! It was an incredible process and you can see my two final products as well as the epic fails below!
I learned of the loss of my neighbor's cat last night and knew I needed to send her some warm wishes from Luna and I. So, since the chalks were out, I decided to play with my new Newton's Nook stamp set and send my neighbor some best wishes! I stamped Newton using the new black ink from Lawn Fawn and went to town using my dove blender pen and my Stampin' Up Pastels.
Cats do leave paw prints on our hearts and I wish her all the best.
I needed a quick birthday card do I decided to pull out the watercolors and incorporate the PPA Color Challenge! There is done sparkle in it that didn't photograph well because I used done of the pearlescent paints. Enjoy! Get your craft on!
Happy Easter Everyone! I made this card at the Artist Retreat Loft event hosted by Jenn Shurkus.
This was Jenn's design which was one of FIFTEEN cards we made that day!
This uses the Lawn Fawn stamp set 'Eggstra Special Easter' stamp set! We used distress inks along the edge of the card, colored with Copic Markers, and then accented some of the eggs and the bow with a quickie glue pen and ultrafine glitter!