Then using my Tim Holtz distressed inks I first stamped and then painted my frosty guy. I must say it's fun to see the colors run together but yikes too much and you can end up with a hot color mess.
Friday, October 24, 2014
Watercolor and a Snowman
I really liked the color scheme of my first card and decided to repeat it. I also wanted to see if I could incorporate watercolor somehow, but in order to do that I knew I needed to find the right stamp so I searched my stamp drawers and found this little guy. Perfect!
Then using my Tim Holtz distressed inks I first stamped and then painted my frosty guy. I must say it's fun to see the colors run together but yikes too much and you can end up with a hot color mess.
Then using my Tim Holtz distressed inks I first stamped and then painted my frosty guy. I must say it's fun to see the colors run together but yikes too much and you can end up with a hot color mess.
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OMGosh...that snowman is gorgeous! I am in awe!
ReplyDeleteThinking I need to pull out those old distress inks I never use and learn this technique!
DeleteWow, that is really pretty!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty card, Leslie, and your snowman is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLeslie, this is gorgeous! I love the scarf!
ReplyDeleteso pretty! Love the use of the distress inks. :)
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