I have been wanting to do “no line” watercoloring with our stamps for a long time, but just lacked a little courage to jump in and try it. This weekend I found that my demonstrator friend and watercolor artist, Leslie Watkins (Dandelion Cottage Design), had watercolored the same rose (from the So Much Love Stamp Set) that I was wanting to watercolor. So I watched her video AND gave it a try. Much to my surprise, I really liked the results. Thank you Leslie, for teaching this Watercoloring Wannabe how to step out of her comfort zone. If you would like to see how I made this card, just watch my video below.
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My card was CASE’d from page 24 of the Aug-Dec 2020 Mini Catalog. Each week we makeover a card from the current Stampin’ Up catalog and then share it on our Facebook Group. You can join our CASE-ing Tuesday Facebook Group to see more samples and/or share your own card with us. It’s a great way to improve your stamping and challenge yourself to try new styles. I hope you will join us.
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- Gorgeous Grape Card Stock Base: 8-1/2″ x 5-1/2″ and score in half at the 4-1/4″ mark
- Artistry Blooms Layer: 5-1/4″ x 4″
- Watercolor Paper Layer: 4″ x 3″
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Brenda,
Your painting came out beautifully! Great job! Good for you. I often advise my watercolor students to do the 1, 2 , 3 step method: Start very light, let it dry then come back and add your middle tones and finally your darks. That way you have plenty of time to make any adjustments. You ARE brave, lol xx Thanks for sharing.
BTW, I have a Free Zoom Class on 9/17 at 12N EST and you are invited! GO to my website and look for “Beautiful Watercolor Notecards” to register. It’s designed for beginners and you can use ink if you prefer.