I am stopping in real quick to share a birthday card I made using the Wonder of Watercolor Challenge over at the Moxie Fab World. You can never have too many birthday cards, I can't seem to keep up lately!
To start, I took a piece of watercolor paper, and using a water brush, painted a rainbow of distress inks on the top portion of the panel.
I stamped the typewriter from Mama Elephants, Type It set and matted the panel onto a Kraft card base.
Thanks for popping by! Have a great one!
Supplies
Paper: Kraft Wplus9, Watercolor paper
Stamps: Type It Mama Elephant
Ink: Fired Brick, Rusty Hinge, Wild Honey, Peeled Paint, Tumbled Glass, Broken China; Staz-on Tsukinko
Tools: Water Brush
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This is perfect! The colours have blended so well!
ReplyDeletewow love this. pinning it for sure! ;)
ReplyDeleteDang Lindsay! This card is just cool! Love! :)
ReplyDeleteNo watercolor beats the vibrancy of Distress Inks. Gorgeous.
ReplyDeletei am in love with your background, Lindsay!! fabulous work as always!
ReplyDeleteOh, this is ever so fun, Lindsay! LOVE the gradient and drippy effect! So pretty!
ReplyDeletelove the rainbow colored edge.
ReplyDeleteAnd I love this one toooo. The blending is flawless!
ReplyDeleteHey Lindsay! Thanks for linking this up to the Wonder of Watercolor Challenge in the Moxie Fab World! I'm so glad you joined in on all the fun! :)
ReplyDeleteLove your design!
ReplyDeleteI really love this, the beautiful watercolor rainbow colors against the plain black image with a lot of white space: a great CAS card. Thanks for the inspiration and reminding me to play with watercolor paper more often.
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