The hardest part of this technique is choosing what colours to combine. I've gone with a pretty mix of blues and greens... three colours in all, but as with all watercolour, the pigments mix where they meet to form different tints.
Start by heat embossing the lined image several times on watercolour paper.
Use a brush to add clean water to the first flower. You want the whole flower quite wet, but not dripping. Mix your water colour paints to the consistency of ink, load your brush then touch it to the paper to transfer the colour. The paint will spread to the areas where you've added the water. Add the different colours side by side and watch them mix.
When they're completely dry, fussy cut each flower so they're ready to use on your cards and other paper craft projects.
7 comments:
Hi Beccy your card is gorgeous. I love the soft colours. That is a great technique. Take care. Hugs Jackie
Well I do declare - never heard of this technique - lovely work - sure sounds easy peasy lemon squeezy
Hi Beccy, a fun watercolour technique to try out. Love the soft colours. Happy Australia Day, have a wonderful long weekend... Megan
Beautiful card Beccy x
Beautiful card and a great technique...thanks for sharing
GORGEOUS card Beccy!
THANK YOU for sharing and INSPIRING ... and reminding me that using "real" stamps opens a whole new world of CREATIVE techniques to get EXCITED about :)
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this card!!
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