Watercolour Stamping

Hi everyone.  Day 3 of the watercolor course and we have three new techniques to try today.  I didn't get any of the techniques done from Day 2, but wanted to move on to the Day 3 lessons.  This time I chose to start with the Watercolor Stamping technique.

I have used these images a few times on card stock, stamping with ink and using second and third generation stamping to create a layered look.  This is my first time stamping onto w/c paper and using water to blend.  Love the look.

I actually made three of these images as I went along.  As Kristina mentioned in her video instruction, she learned things each time she made a card, so I tried making three as I went along, hopefully improving each time :)  This image was my third and the best of the group.  I still have a lot to learn, but I'm happy with how it turned out.

Here's a close-up so you can see more details.

I only had a short time to work on the images above as Hubby and I had a field trip this afternoon, heading to Steveston for lunch and a walk along the wharf.  Beautiful sunny and warm day and it was so wonderful to look out at the water.

We had planned this a while back as I knew that after sitting for many hours in my studio for Day 1 an 2 of the class, I would need to get moving.  It was the perfect break. :)

Might be back with another card depending on how my time goes in the studio.  It's almost 5pm here, so not a lot of time left for me to play before starting dinner.

I'm entering this into the following challenges:  ATS&M #94 - CAS, and Simon Says - Spring Flowers.

Stamps:  Master #1 - Kittie Kits (Rubbernecker Stamps); Flower Pot (Rubber-Art Stamps); Where your Heart is sentiment (Simon Says)
Paper:  Watercolor (Arches 140lb. cold press)
Ink:  Pear Pizzazz, Old Olive, Bashful Blue, Baked Brown Sugar, Cameo Coral, Calypso Coral (SU!)
Accessories & Tools:  paint bush, masking fluid

Challenges:
ATS&M #94 - CAS
Simon Says - Spring Flowers