I saw this technique on Pinterest and figured why not try this with an outline stamp.... so I smooched Distress Oxide inks on my worksheet and inked my stamp from this and used a wet brush to pull the colours from the outline... I love how it turned out... bit similar to last months technique at Group of Seven Cardmakers using a Speedball Elegant Writer.
And it's the first Monday of the month so with
Darnell's IDEAS prompt it's time for some INK/Colour Medium.
I used the colours for the
Just Add Ink challenge #704- and randomly stamped the image on white card then finished off with a stamped sentiment.
I had so much fun I made a second card and added some turquoise ink. I think these are very summery colours so I'm joining in the challenge at
Four Season - Anything Goes Summer
Thanks for stopping by my blog..
have a wonderful day
cheers Robyn
Wonderful cards Robyn - love the technique and how you have used iton both cards
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Maxine
What a fabulous and "easyish" way to watercolour which looks so pretty, I must give it a go. This technique makes the colours at Just Add Ink really shine, so thank you for sharing and joining in with us this week.
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Two gorgeous cards using this amazing technique, Robyn! Love the bright, colourful, happy colours of your pretty flowers. xx
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love these flowers, Robyn!
ReplyDeleteWow, I love this, it turned out so beautiful and the colors are amazing!
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Diane FS Co-Owner
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Your water colouring is beautiful. I love the florals and your sweet colors. Thanks so much for sharing your art and talent with us at The Four Seasons and please stop by again soon. What a treat.
ReplyDeleteThese are both fantastic and colorful designs, Robyn! I'd love to see a video of how you smooched your petals to pull the petals so precisely. I saw that same technique with the bubbles and I even tried it, but I couldn't get the water to pull and pool like the artist did. I guess I need more practice! I especially love the colors on your second card! Thank you for playing with me and my I.D.E.A.S.!📌Hugs, Darnell
ReplyDeleteBoth of these cards are lovely! I really love the addition of the turquoise in the second one. This technique looks like a lot of fun, may have to give it a try!
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