I have used a Faux Watercolour technique on my card. It's pretty simple. You simple wet some Shimmery White cardstock with a Water Painter and stamp the images. It takes a bit of experimenting to see how much water you need. On hot days such as we are having at the moment, the water evaporates pretty quickly so you need to move fast! The Flowing Flowers stamp set works really well with this technique. Don't have too much water though as you loose too much definition.
The Slimline envelopes can be stamped on as well. Oh and how can I forget those gorgeous Brushed Brass Butterflies. A fun little detail!
This is the second cards in my Flowing Flowers class that I will be holding via Zoom in February. It is going to be a fun, technique packed class. Contact me for details. Don't forget to pop in an order to make the most of the Sale-a-bration promotion. So many amazing products to choose from. You can order here.
Make sure you pop on over to the Just Add Ink page to see which 2 all the other Design Team members chose and how creative there were with them. Why not enter your own creation? We always love seeing them!
Lou
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Just love this one Lou.....looks simple and so effective. Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLove that soft stamping and the wonderful edge. It is always nice to add something to the envelope too, love how you have embellished yours xx
ReplyDeleteJust love the soft watercolour effect Lou and the fancy edge is gorgeous. I really like the pair of butterflies you embellished with too - they go so well with the flowers. Vicky x
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