My plan is design three different cards using the Watercolor Spritz technique and then hold a class with my friends to show them how it's done.
I did one on May 8th (oak tree) and today I ended up CASEing my own card for the second one (layout only). I changed up the colors and main image to make a more feminine version. Hope you like.
"Just Believe Watercolor Spritz"
Stamps: Just Believe (SU!)
Paper: Elegant Eggplant, Perfect Plum, Whisper White (SU!)
Ink: Elegant Eggplant, Perfect Plum; Stampin' Write markers: Elegant Eggplant, Perfect Plum, Old Olive, Always Artichoke (SU!)
Accessories & Tools: Mister, sponges, Sizzix Square Lattice embossing folder, Nestabilities Oval die-cut, Big Shot or similar machine, 1/4" White grosgrain ribbon (approx. 12"), sticky strips and dimensionals
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I inked the stamp with Old Olive, Always Artichoke, Perfect Plum and Elegant Eggplant. I misted the stamp four or five times before stamping it on the small piece of watercolor paper.
I ran the smaller piece of Elegant Eggplant cardstock through my Big Shot with the embossing folder. I sponged Elegant Eggplant ink on top to highlight the embossing. I then sponged around the outside edges of the card base and embossed cardstock with the Elegant Eggplant ink.
I sponged both pieces of Perfect Plum with the same color ink. And I sponged both pieces of watercolor paper with Old Olive.
I mounted the embossed cardstock onto the large piece of Perfect Plum cardstock using sticky strips. I didn't have any dark purple ribbon, so sponged Elegant Eggplant ink onto my white ribbon, glued it around the middle and tied a knot at one side. I mounted the stamped image onto the embossed cardstock, popping it up with dimensionals and then mounted the whole thing onto the card base.
I framed the inside panel of watercolor paper with the Perfect Plum cardstock and mounted it to the inside of the card.
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