Here is a video showing you some more details of how I made this card.
Showing posts with label Pretty Pink Posh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pretty Pink Posh. Show all posts
Thursday, February 9, 2017
My Favourite Nut Watercolour card
Today I did some watercolouring using this adorable stamp set from Neat and Tangled. I just love these squirrels! I used Distress ink as my water colour and Versafine Onyx Black ink to stamp and emboss my images. I added details to my image using prismacolor coloured pencils. I added my focal panel to a woodgrain top folding card base and finished it off with some Sparkling Clear sequins from Pretty Pink Posh.
Here is a video showing you some more details of how I made this card.
Here is a video showing you some more details of how I made this card.
Wednesday, July 8, 2015
Smooshing, a great word and a great technique!
I got together with some friends last night for some stamping and card crafting fun. I saw a card on pinterest that I wanted to try, which is where I get most of my ideas and inspiration (see my cards and crafts pinterest board for more). I used the stamp set, "I Think You're Great" by Stampin' Up and white heat embossed that sentiment on some Tim Holtz watercolour paper. I then used Bermuda Bay, Crushed Curry and Melon Mambo to "smoosh" the colour onto the paper using some plastic packaging. If you haven't tried smooshing, here is a video by Laura Bassen that will show you how. I love this technique. Also, I love Laura Bassen! I added the panel to some patterned paper and glued it to a white card base. When I got home, I added some Pretty Pink Posh Sequins because I love them, and the card is finished.
And because I can't just do one card, here is another that I did using the same supplies. I added washi tape around the edge of the card base instead of patterned paper because I need to use the supplies I have instead of hoarding them! I love how the colours blend differently on each card, even when using the same inks.
I also added some Diamond Stickles to the centre of the sequins.
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