For one example in Online Card Class's Summer Card Camp 2 today, we were shown how to ink a stamp with paint, spritz it with water and run it down the watercolor paper until no color appeared. This was one I really did not want to try. I did not think I had the right kind of ink or paint, and I knew I did not have the same stamp they used in class. (Their stamp was an image of a brushstroke.) But, after trying the other homework option and discovering that it could be more impossible to achieve, I went for this one. Using a postage stamp image instead of a brushstroke image, I did it! Amazingly, the paint strokes on the background of my card look a lot like that in the teacher's example. Yay!
Thank you for looking at today's post. I appreciate your comments and am thrilled to read every one of them. Have a great day!
It looks amazing. I am hoping the stamp I have will work that well. See you in class . . .
ReplyDeleteWOW! Great card, I might try this technique now ;)
ReplyDeleteIt looks perfect! Did you use Gelatos? Awesome!
ReplyDeleteOooohhhh! Pretty, pretty!!! Love the whole design!
ReplyDeleteGreat job! Look at you go, girl!!! Can't wait to see the next day's assignments!
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ReplyDeleteDang! (That's not a bad word is it?) Sharon, This turned out sooo beautiful!! You are totally encouraging me to try this, too! Love the color combination! Okay, I'm taking a deep breath, and off I go to my craft room......
This is so pretty!! I love how it came out! I also like where you put your window in this card!!
ReplyDeleteThis worked out really great! C x
ReplyDeleteThank you for your response! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Sharon! Yours turned out great!
ReplyDeleteYou did a fabulous job, Sharon! It looks like you loaded up water colors on a wet paper and let them drip down!! What kind of ink did you use??
ReplyDeleteYou rock girl!! This is fabulous.
ReplyDeleteLove this card Sharon! I haven't had a chance to try this technique yet and you rocked it! You sure have been busy! I haven't had a chance to try all the different techniques yet, but you are inspiring me to try harder! FAB cards!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Katherine :)