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Color stamp with watercolor crayon and spray throughout the image;
Stamp onto watercolor paper and let air dry
For more vintage look, distress edge with dye ink using circular motion, starting from the outer part of the paper going to the center area...
To create the ground, tear scrap paper and apply distress ink onto the paper as shown below;
Once done, you may embellish your card as you wish... and here is how mine looks;
I combine two pretty ribbons on top of the card; Jute Ribbon Lime and one of the July kit ribbons. These ribbons are absolutely stunning!
Well... I hope you enjoy this tutorial and please share story with us when you experience your next crafting project using Stay Put Craft Mat!
Thank you....
Other materials:
We R Memory Keepers patterned paper
Kaiesrcraft patterned paper
Hampton Art stamp
Heartfelt Creations stamp
Staedtler watercolor crayon
Prima wooden button
Glitters and Pearl Pen
I've done this kind of technique with water soluble markers, but have never tried watercolor crayons. This looks like a fun thing to try. Thanks! They turned out really great and colorful. :)
ReplyDeleteI was playing last night with my watercolour pencils and markers but now after seeing your pretty stamped design, I think I need to go get some crayons. Love the multi coloured stamped tree. Your vintage style card is beautiful! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat project and tutorial Linda!! I have some watercolor crayons stashed away from years ago. I've got to get them out!!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial! I've got to get some watercolor crayons!
ReplyDeleteFun card! I love how you grounded your trees too!
ReplyDeleteGreat Project. So many ideas here. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done card.
ReplyDeleteLove the way you did this fab project. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletecute, i love how it looks.
ReplyDeleteNeed to get my water color crayons out and try this technique. Thank you so much for sharing with us. happy days
ReplyDeleteI've been jonesing for some Gelatos, now I NEED water color crayons, too?! Love this technique! Great idea for the ground, too!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so fun. Going to try it. TY
ReplyDeleteOh how fun! Love the ribbons and spectacular bow.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this fabulous tutorial- I just got my first water color crayons so this sounds like a great way to use them.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the stay put mat and great ideas for using it.
ReplyDeleteLovely card--I like how you made the ground.
ReplyDeleteVery Beautiful card! Love the ground and the trees.
ReplyDeleteGreat tutoral on this technique!
ReplyDeleteThanks for a great tutorial. I like the ground treatment. I just never think to do ground that way, great reminder. TFS a lovely card.
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of your company before, but you have some truly luscious ribbons! Thanks for the unique card tutorial.
ReplyDeletethanks for the inspiration, now i want to get my wc crayons out again!
ReplyDeleteLove your picture and thanks for the tutorial and details. It sounds like the stay put craft mat is exactly what I need and I love the large size. Thanks for telling me about it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful technique. I'm going to try this with my Christmas cards.
ReplyDeleteLove learning new techniques to play with. Exellent tutoriaol. Gonna have to try this. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteReally cool technique! I cant wait to try it!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card and thank you for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to get my stamps in the mail from my aunt so I can try this one! I love this tutorial:)
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Angela
gorgeous, lovely tutorial
ReplyDeleteWhat a great technique! This would word with my pencils to as they are so soft! thanks for the idea!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteDeniseB