Sunday, May 8, 2022

Sheltering

Create your own background stamp with some markers, a clear block, and a bit of water. What do you think?




Stamps:
   Sheltering Tree

Paper:
   Crushed Curry A-2
   Mossy Meadow 5-3/8 x 4-1/8
   Watercolor 5-1/4 x 4
   Basic White 5-1/4 x 4 (Inside)

Ink:
   Tuxedo Black Memento

Markers:
   Crushed Curry
   Mossy Meadow
   Pacific Point

Technique:
   Clear Block Watercolor

Accessories:
   Clear Block "D"
   Water Mister
   Adhesive

First, I colored my block using markers.

I then misted it with a bit of water. 

Next, I stamped my watercolor panel and allowed a few seconds for the ink to soak into the paper.

Once dry, (less than a minute) I stamped my image and sentiment.

I adhered the panel to the Mossy Meadow panel and then onto the card front.

Lastly, I adhered the Basic White panel to the inside of the card.

You can easily add embellishments of your choice or change the sentiment to suit your current need.

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6 comments:

  1. I love the technique you used to get the square of color! I haven't used it, but I plan on it when I get my craft room back! Nice, simple and effective card!

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    1. Thank you, Fonda. I have played with this technique a few times. I have also used various sizes of blocks too. I especially like how the colors bleed and blend together. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.

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  2. Sally, that square of color looks fabulous and I love the tree. Beautiful card!

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    1. Thank you so very much, Jeanette. I appreciate you taking the time to visit and comment. Blessings.

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  3. Love the background you created for your silhouette tree. Great colors.

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    1. Thank you so much, Lisa. I have used the same color combo, but always get a different result. I love that it would never be exactly the same. Thanks for dropping by and taking a peek. Much appreciated.

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