Wednesday, November 22, 2017

Tissue Paper Watercolouring Video on SCS

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Hi everyone.  I'm so excited that my Tissue Paper Watercolouring Video is being added to the video tutorials at Splitcoast Stampers!  It's such an honour!  Thanks so much Dina!

I wanted to make a tissue paper watercolouring card to launch at the same time.  I used one of the tissues left from when I made the video several months ago.  Makes a fast and easy card having a stash on hand. :)

I actually made two cards and they are from the same piece of tissue.  One I paired with white die-cuts, the other with gold.  They look SO different!!

The white diecut flower with frame lets the watercoloured background be the star.  Love this combination of purple, yellow, orange, green, and a bit of gold.  I added a simple gold stamped sentiment banner at the bottom to finish.  If you want to know how I made the watercolour background using tissue paper, please watch the video ... everything is explained.

Here's the second card I made ... using a piece of the same watercoloured background, but this time adding a gold flower and frame.  This pretty Wildflower die is a gift from a dear friend.
I used Delicata Gold reinker to add a bit of gold to the tissue paper, so wanted to match that with the rest of the elements of my card.  A frame was cut from white card stock and swiped with the same gold (using an ink pad this time), as well as stamping the sentiment.

I hope you'll give this fun technique a try.  Makes great backgrounds without having to use watercolour paper.  I have also stenciled over tissue paper backgrounds using two different techniques --- sponging with ink and embossing paste.  Both work great with these backgrounds.

I'm adding both of these cards to The Flower Challenge #14 - CAS.


Thanks for stopping by!







Stamps:  Happiest Birthday Wish (SU! - retired)
Paper:  White Tissue Paper, White card stock (Neenah 110 lb.)
Ink:  Distress Oxide Inks:  Wilted Violet, Spiced Marmalade, Fossilized Amber, Peeled Paint; Delicata Gold (Tsukineko)
Accessories & Tools:  water mister, Floral Stem Collage die (Poppy Stamps), Wildflowers die (AliExpress)

Challenges:
The Flower Challenge #14 - CAS

24 comments:

Betty said...

two fantastic cards and yes they do look so different - both beautiful in their own way. congrats on the SCS honor have a good rest of the week, Loll!

nancy littrell said...

Gorgeous tissue paper backgrounds, Loll. I love both your cards and you are right..same tissue paper with very different looks. I still have a stack of papers to use and love using for quick and beautiful cards.

Your SCS photo and video tutorials are so wonderful. I love all your videos and go to them often for clear, professional helpful tutorials. You are the best my friend. Hugs

Linda said...

Your papers are so gorgeous, Loll. Beautiful cards.

Ingrid said...

Loll - that was just about one of the most creative tutorials I've seen! Thanks so much for the inspiration! I'm off to the stamp table....just incredible (don't know why I'm surprised - you're one of my biggest muses)! Phenomenal projects! :) :)

Ina G said...

Congratulations on having your tissue paper tutorial added to SCS. Love the result you get each time and with so many products to use. Makes for fabulous backgrounds. Another 2 beautiful cas cards Loll. Love seeing your work.

Nstiz said...

I love the way you have used these fabulous backgrounds! I even have that daisy die and time to pull it out and use it after seeing this! I love how you layer that blossom too. Congratulations on having your tutorial aired on SCS too!

Brenda said...

Well if you ask me, and I know you didn't, but just saying...I think all your video's should be in the video tutorials over at SCS! You do such great video's Loll, your a great teacher. I love both of these cards but my favorite is the white flower one. Your tissue backgrounds look amazing. Just yet another technique I need to try! Hugs, Brenda

Bunny said...

Congratulations, Loll. These cards are beautiful. I love the white flower against the background. [Bunny]

Unknown said...

Congratulations. I follow you and use your creative ideas. You are very talented and explain the techniques so well. Thank you.

Bonnie said...

Congratulations on this great honor, Loll! Your videos are so informative and concise! I love these techniques and need to build a stash. I seem to use them almost as fast as I make them!

Susan said...

Congratulations on having your video on SCS - it is one of your best and is such a great technique. I love both of these cards - nice to see what a difference it makes just changing the colour of the die cut. I think the white one is my favourite as I love the stronger contrast with the background.

Darnell said...

These are both sensational, Lolly! I'm so delighted that you received this honor! Your technique is super fun and the results are always stunning!! Hugs, Dolly

Christine Alexander said...

Congratulations on having your video on SCS. I'm so glad I got to try it in person, it's one of my favorite techniques. I love how you gave two great examples of how different they can look :)

mamapez5 said...

Two lovely cards. I especially like the one with the a white flower. I have watched your clear tutorial and will definitely be trying this easy and effective technique. Thank you. Kate x

Maria Rodriguez. said...

Hello Loll: I'm in awe at this gorgeous cards and your amazing video, congratulations on being featured on Splitcoaststampers, I enjoyed watching you explain this technique that looks so beautiful, I will most definitely try it.
The card you shared with us at THE FLOWER CHALLENGE is absolutely gorgeous!! The tissue paper panel behind it really makes this sweet and simple flower shine.
I hope you play again with us next time.
Hugs,
Maria Rodriguez.DT

Karen Dunbrook said...

more gorgeousness from your desk mf...so happy to see you featured at SCS.
Thanks so much for playing along with us at The Flower Challenge.
:) Karen

Jeanne said...

I saw that you had the tutorial from SCS! Congratulations! An honor well deserved. Two gorgeous cards you've shared today. Thank you so much for ALL that you share, Loll! I know I don't get to play like I would like, but I so enjoy seeing what you are up to and all the beautiful creations you make. You are a blessing. I wish you and wonderful Thanksgiving with your family. Hugs!

Mac Mable said...

Such a fabulous honour, really delighted for you x It is such a fabulous technique that always looks unique and as you say you can do lots with it. Great cards, both stunning and how different do they look with the gold and white die cuts? Of course I mustn't have a favourite. Thank you for bringing this amazing technique to us Loll x

Marcia Hill said...

Two beautiful cards Loll and such different looks by changing up the images from white to gold...love them both! And congratulations on having your tissue paper video added to Splitcoast Stampers...I always love watching your informative and to the point video's! :0)

Anita in France said...

Congratulations, Loll ... doesn't surprise me ... the technique and your video are both awesome! Gorgeous cards, it's amazing the different looks you created with the change of die cuts ... they're beautiful! Hugs, Anita :)

Papercraft Boutique said...

Congratulations on having your video on SCS, Loll! I don't know how many times I've see this video! It's so well made and very helpful. :-) The white frame and the flower of your first card enhances the beauty of the colorful tissue paper. The second one is gorgeous! I'd love to try using gold re-inker myself! Hideko xx

Susanne Vargas said...

It's always a joy to see your tissue paper technique and these cards are feast for the eyes!

Jo said...

BRAVO! ...it was only a matter of time :D It's a great one, I see more and more on the web! Every time I feel like adding your link when you're not mentioned ;)
Great work ...what's next? xxx

Bobby said...

I love your tissue paper watercolor technique so I'm not surprised your video is being added to SCS. I love the colors you used on these cards.